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• Edmonton taxpayers on the hook for thousands of dollars in photo radar tickets issued to city vehicles

  10-06-2022 23:38 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Buses, garbage trucks and even photo radar vehicles were among hundreds of City of Edmonton fleet vehicles hit with photo enforcement tickets during the last two years, but Edmonton taxpayers, not the drivers, have been picking up the bill since July. Read More
  
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• Growing Things: Patching pooches' patches

  10-06-2022 23:28 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Q I have a large breed dog who likes to have a pee in my backyard. As a result, the lawn has circular patches all over the place. What are my options? Read More
  
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• Alberta to delay 1,500 diagnostic imaging procedures weekly amid contrast dye shortage

  10-06-2022 23:22 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Close to a third of medical imaging procedures like CT scans and angiograms will have to be postponed each week in Alberta as the province feels the effects of a global contrast dye shortage. Read More
  
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• St. Albert officially opens Fire Hall #1 at new location - St. Albert TODAY

  10-06-2022 22:46 via stalberttoday.ca
  
  St. Albert officially opens Fire Hall #1 at new location  St. Albert TODAY
  
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• RCMP lay second-degree murder charges after multiple stabbings reported in Slave Lake

  10-06-2022 22:40 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  RCMP investigating a homicide in northern Alberta have charged a man with second-degree murder after police responded to multiple stabbings last weekend. Read More
  
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• RCMP won't face third-party investigation for dropping accused Chinatown killer in city: justice ministry

  10-06-2022 20:24 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The RCMP will not face an external investigation for dropping accused killer Justin Francis Bone in Edmonton despite a bail condition he remain outside the city, Alberta's justice ministry says, amid calls from the city's mayor for independent reviews. Read More
  
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• Blatchford charts course for sustainability

  10-06-2022 18:59 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  For builders and buyers, Blatchford is still in its early boarding stages. Read More
  
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• DynaLife contract means a new lab in St. Albert - St. Albert TODAY

  10-06-2022 18:48 via stalberttoday.ca
  
  DynaLife contract means a new lab in St. Albert  St. Albert TODAY
  
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• RCMP lay murder charges after multiple stabbings reported in Slave Lake

  10-06-2022 18:35 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  RCMP investigating a homicide in northern Alberta have charged a man with murder after police responded to multiple stabbings last weekend. Read More
  
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• How can Edmonton Oilers do the clobbering next time when they face the Colorado Avs?

  10-06-2022 18:27 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  If the Edmonton Oilers are going to meet the challenge presented by the Colorado Avs in any future playoff series, major alterations are needed to Edmonton's approach. Read More
  
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• Edmonton's real estate shifts toward balanced conditions

  10-06-2022 17:30 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Edmonton’s resale real estate market is showing signs of greater balance between supply and demand with sales in May down slightly from the month before. Read More
  
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• Friday's letters: Buildings really shouldn't be disposable

  10-06-2022 14:30 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  I couldn’t agree more with Darrel Babuk’s letter “Buildings shouldn’t be disposable”. What is happening to the U of A and their claim of environmental sustainability? They have been on a demolition spree that is intensifying landfill burden and destroying our identity as a city. Read More
  
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• Friday's letters: Transit drug, loitering ban lacks compassion

  10-06-2022 14:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  As a social worker, I have worked with and seen the systemic challenges facing Edmonton's homeless population. As the city, no doubt under pressure from the provincial government, voted to make loitering and visible drug use illegal on transit, I believe Edmontonians are faced with an existential question. As we listen to the debate on "public safety," we should ask ourselves, who is the public? Read More
  
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• Tasting Notes: Café Bel-Air grows from gourmet popcicles to full Mauritian menu

  10-06-2022 13:15 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Find Café Bel-Air Wednesday through Sunday at 8020 101 St. Read More
  
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• Growing Things: Mulch it up

  10-06-2022 13:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  Q I moved into a newly constructed home a few months ago and the builder landscaped the front and backyards. In the process, they added some larger trees on our boulevard. Under the trees they installed landscaping fabric and then a 10 cm layer of stone. The stones are approximately 7.5 cm in width. I've been trying to water the trees but I really don’t know how much of the water is getting through to the roots. I've followed your instructions from a past column where you talked about lett
  
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• Freewill Shakespeare Festival returning to Hawrelak's amphitheatre

  10-06-2022 13:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Century after century — plagues and pandemics notwithstanding — Shakespeare bounces back. Read More
  
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• David Staples: Edmonton on the outside looking in at UCP leadership race. Is that a problem?

  10-06-2022 12:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Edmonton is on the outside looking at the United Conservative Party leadership race, another indication of the city's isolation and opposition to Alberta's governing party. Read More
  
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• Edmonton safety plan has new Chinatown hub for police, other agencies

  10-06-2022 04:09 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A new operations centre in Chinatown, and a plea for Alberta to immediately fund permanent shelter spaces, are part of Edmonton's new public safety plan ordered by the provincial government. Read More
  
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• Edmonton voice program key to trans, gender-diverse health, but more awareness needed

  10-06-2022 02:25 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Demand for a gender-affirming voice program in Edmonton is rising, and at least one client says increased awareness is key to ensuring transgender people who need the service can access it. Read More
  
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• Out-of-town ambulances responded to more calls from Edmonton than in home territory last year

  10-06-2022 01:33 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Ambulances in neighbouring communities answered more calls from Edmonton than in their own backyards last year, Alberta Health Services data shows. Read More
  
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• Charity soccer event honouring Const. Daniel Woodall returns for sixth season

  10-06-2022 01:05 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Police joined forces with students in northeast Edmonton on Thursday to continue the tradition of honouring an officer killed in the line of duty seven years ago. Read More
  
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• COVID-19: Leading indicators continue to decline, four monkeypox cases identified in Alberta

  10-06-2022 00:57 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Alberta reported 42 COVID-related deaths over the last week as hospitalizations and transmission rates continue to decline. Read More
  
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• Review: Re:Construct a rewarding two-sided journey reflecting our ever-shifting humanity

  10-06-2022 00:33 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Reconstructing a gender, an identity, an entire life, is an unfathomable task. That local playwright Even Gilchrist has wrought a poignant and humorous work from such a challenge is testimony to his skills as an up-and-coming theatre artist in Edmonton. Read More
  
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• Human rights appeal rejected after man tossed from Apple store over refusal to wear mask

  10-06-2022 00:12 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The Alberta Human Rights Commission has rejected an Edmonton man’s assertion that he was discriminated against when he was removed from West Edmonton Mall after refusing to wear a mask at the Apple store. Read More
  
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