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Remembrance Day reminds Canadian soldiers of fallen comrades
As Canada's military serving in Afghanistan prepare to mark Remembrance Day to honour their country's fallen, Calgary's latest soldier killed in combat won't be far from mind.
Remembrance Day in Kandahar a time to reflect on bigger picture
It's been seven long years since the official start of Canada's mission in Afghanistan, a period marked by equal parts confusion, stoicism and pride.
Suspected Edmonton killer tracked down in Loon Lake
A suspected killer is behind bars after he was tracked down in Saskatchewan thanks to a citizen tip.
'No need to rush' for shots, parents told
Parents and their children under five years old line up for H1N1 vaccinations at a flu clinic inside Millbourne Mall in Edmonton, AB, on Nov.
Slain Edmonton soldier felt lack of support: widow
Alanna Boyes, the grieving widow of Lt. Justin Garrett Boyes remembered him Oct.
Net lurer failed to check boy's age
People seeking sexual liasons in Internet chatrooms must take reasonable steps to ensure they are not talking with children, Alberta's highest court has ruled.
Elderly man struck by vehicle in crosswalk
An elderly man is in hospital in serious condition after he was hit by a vehicle while crossing at a marked crosswalk Saturday night.
Edmonton police recruiting in Greater Cleveland
The Edmonton, Alberta police service is looking for a few good constables. The Western Canada city of about 750,000 is booming, thanks to its oil and gas industries.
No charges for two officers in takedown death
No criminal charges will be laid against two city police officers who responded to an incident last October that ended in the death of 38-year-old Trevor Grimolfson.
Edmonton police dig into the past
To neighbours living near the modest west-end bungalow, the work crew probably looked like any contractor doing home renovations.
Province to ease flu-shot wait
Richard Garbe, the first person in line for flu shots at Bonnie Doon Shopping Centre on Monday, gets vaccinated.
Alberta shuts down flu clinics
A long lineup of people waiting for H1N1 vaccinations at the Westmount Shopping Centre flu clinic in Edmonton, Alberta on Saturday October 31 2009.
Dog owners rated more trustworthy
Researchers from the U of A and NAIT conducted a survey exploring the social trust dogs inspire Linda Glasier, Splash the Doberman, Alicia Glasier, Kyber the Burnese Mountain dog and Gaylene Fasenko in the UofA's SUB in Edmonton Alberta on Tuesday October 27, 2009.
Calgary police warn Edmontonians fugitive sex-offender may be in area
Here is of Dean Robert Zimmerman, convicted high-risk sex offender who is on the lam.
Edmonton home hit by vehicle - again
A construction worker begins clean-up work on a home on 94 Street and 142 Avenue that was struck by a truck driven by an elderly woman yesterday morning.
IED blast claims Canadian soldier
IED blast claims Canadian soldier Sapper Steven Marshall was killed by an improvised explosive device that detonated near his dismounted patrol approximately 10 km southwest of Kandahar City on Oct.
Alberta to open flu assessment clinics
Dr. Stephen Duckett, head of Alberta Health Services, apologized Thursday for the long lines at vaccination clinics.
Halloween party-hardy opportunities abound in Edmonton
It's going to be a freaky weekend in Edmonton. Considering that All Hallows Eve hasn't fallen on a Saturday since 1998, event organizers around town are taking full advantage of the anticipated revelry.