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• What we know about Justin Bone, the man accused of killing two men in Edmonton's Chinatown

  17-06-2022 23:02 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The man accused of killing two members of Edmonton's Chinatown community made a brief court appearance Friday — his latest in a long history with the justice system. Read More
  
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• Edmontonians reminded to leave their pets at home, not in hot cars

  17-06-2022 22:46 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  As the temperature increases in the summer months, the City of Edmonton is reminding pet owners to leave their pets at home — not in their cars — when they are running errands. Read More
  
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• Habitat Studio builds big dreams

  17-06-2022 22:40 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  They’ve gone big and they’re going home. Read More
  
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• Tasting Notes: My Scoop delivers ice cream dreams

  17-06-2022 21:34 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Some of those flavours include burnt honey, crunchie bar toffee, Dr. Pepper sorbet and the cereal duo of Fruit Loops and Captain Crunch, along with a couple of ice cream sandwich options. It was during his time working for Pinocchio Ice Cream that Sanzo picked up the knack for inventing new variations of ice cream, and he still uses the company’s facilities to make his own. In fact, it’s where he’s developed one of his quirkier offerings. Read More
  
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• Two St. Albert women facing drug trafficking charges - Edmonton Journal

  17-06-2022 20:59 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Two St. Albert women facing drug trafficking charges  Edmonton Journal
  
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• Dr. Verna Yiu named U of A's interim provost and academic vice-president

  17-06-2022 20:55 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Dr. Verna Yiu has been named the University of Alberta's interim provost and academic vice-president for a two-year term starting July 1. Read More
  
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• Two St. Albert women facing drug trafficking charges

  17-06-2022 20:54 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Two St. Albert women are facing meth trafficking charges after trying to flee from police last month. Read More
  
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• One person still in hospital after Thursday evening crash on Highway 2

  17-06-2022 20:08 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Three people were taken to hospital where one remains in "serious but stable condition" after a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 2 Thursday evening. Read More
  
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• Editorial: City workers should pay their own traffic tickets

  17-06-2022 19:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Nobody likes getting a traffic ticket. But judging by reader comments, it may be just as vexxing when other people — namely, lead-footed City of Edmonton employees — get dinged with photo radar tickets and don't pay up. Oh, it's not that the traffic tickets don't get paid; the city pays them. And of course, that really means city taxpayers pony up for tickets they didn't incur. Read More
  
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• Edmonton pet owners reminded to leave their pet at home, not in hot cars

  17-06-2022 18:49 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  As the temperature increases in the summer months, the City of Edmonton is reminding pet owners to leave their pets at home — not in their cars — when they are running errands. Read More
  
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• High Pointe at Clareview to offer a new transit oriented community

  17-06-2022 18:42 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A vacant plot of land in northeast Edmonton is getting a new lease on life. Read More
  
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• Edmonton's townhome, condo sales rise as borrowing costs increase

  17-06-2022 17:29 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Edmonton’s resale market’s recent rise in activity among condominiums and row housing is a result of increasing affordability challenges likely to become more difficult in the coming weeks amid higher borrowing costs, market observers say. Read More
  
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• Edmonton weather: And the thunderstorms will continue to roll

  17-06-2022 16:02 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  A look at Tuesday's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More
  
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• Opinion: Who pays when power generators revert to burning coal?

  17-06-2022 14:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  It’s challenging to find a path through the maze of energy choices and net zero carbon policies in the midst of a war in Ukraine that’s causing commodity prices to spiral out of control. The best-laid plans to phase out coal-fired power generation with cheap, available natural gas may no longer make sense and generators are backsliding, reverting to dirty coal when natural gas is no longer accessible or affordable. Which means more coal will be burned — in places like China, Po
  
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• Friday's letters: ER wait times much longer than official estimates

  17-06-2022 14:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  It would be more accurate if the reporters would interview the people in the ER and not quote the politicians. They say more than three hours but what they don’t say is it is inhumanely more than that. I had the unfortunate occasion to witness firsthand how long the wait times are — 16 hours I waited with a minimum time of 12 hours for 98 per cent of the waiting room. Read More
  
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• Growing Things: Managing overgrowth and munching rabbits

  17-06-2022 13:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Q I have an amaryllis that's about five years old and has a side shoot, this being the second year for the side shoot. It is still in the original pot and soil. I put it out on the balcony for the summer, so it gets fertilized when I water the other plants. Until last year, my daughter has kept it over winter in her basement, but last year it was so green that I kept it upstairs all winter, and it had two flower stalks. Read More
  
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• David Staples: Trend alert! Another UCP leadership candidate bashes her own government for being 'arrogant and out of touch'

  17-06-2022 12:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Yet another UCP leadership candidate is firing away at the former leadership of her own party. Read More
  
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• How have all those 2-year contracts worked out for Ken Holland and the Oilers?

  17-06-2022 10:06 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  For the second summer in a row, Edmonton Oilers GM Ken Holland has started his off-season signing spree not with a bang but with a whisper. A year ago, it was utility forward Devin Shore who was first to be re-upped, signing a 2-year deal for $850,000 per. A modest price, but enough to kick off a firestorm of reaction in certain corners of Oil Country. Read More
  
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• Two St. Albert women face meth trafficking charges - St. Albert TODAY

  17-06-2022 09:00 via stalberttoday.ca
  
  Two St. Albert women face meth trafficking charges  St. Albert TODAY
  
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• Police investigate homicide after Downtown assault victim dies in hospital

  17-06-2022 06:00 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Police are investigating a homicide after a Downtown assault victim died in hospital. Read More
  
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• Notley says NDP looking at hiring independent firm in wake of calls for an investigation

  17-06-2022 02:03 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Alberta Opposition NDP Leader Rachel Notley said Thursday her party is considering hiring an independent firm to look at how internal harassment complaints are dealt with. Read More
  
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• Mental health crisis team saw no basis to apprehend David Moss before he killed seven-year-old girl

  17-06-2022 01:22 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Warning: this story contains disturbing details, including references to suicide, domestic abuse and violence against children. Read More
  
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• Mental health crisis team saw no basis to apprehend David Moss before he killed 7-year-old girl

  17-06-2022 00:56 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  Warning: this story contains disturbing details, including references to suicide, domestic abuse and violence against children. Read More
  
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• Chinatown homicides: Edmonton police chief corrects record, says officers didn't interact with suspect after RCMP dropped him off in Edmonton

  17-06-2022 00:23 via edmontonjournal.com
  
  The Edmonton Police Service says it mistakenly said last week that its officers had interacted with the man accused in two Chinatown homicides, adding they had no means to arrest him since he had been dropped off in the city by RCMP. Read More
  
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