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Two murder suspects on the lam
If the two remaining suspects in Edmonton's 13th homicide don't give themselves up to police soon, they risk being nabbed by Keith Goddard's angry family and friends -- and that won't be pretty, warns a relative.
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Edmonton images June 29 - June 30: A homeowner stands in the doorway of his house after a car crashed into it.
Sample Alberta's surprising summits
Cypress Hills Interprovincial Park straddles the border between Saskatchewan and Alberta.
Air Mikisew GM not hopeful about Edmonton airport staying open
The decision to close Edmonton's City Centre Airport would fly in the face of reason, according to many testimonies at a public hearing last week.
Cpl. Nicholas Bulger, from Buckhorn killed in Afghanistan
A Canadian soldier travelling behind the senior commander in Afghanistan's Kandahar province was killed today when his vehicle struck an improvised explosive device.
Autopsy confirms Canada Day killing was stabbing death
An autopsy released today revealed that Shane Howarth, 42, died as a result of a stab wound, making him Edmonton's 14th homicide of the year.
Rocky Mountain Nationals - Friday Notebook
From the Nitro Nationals at Rocky Mountain Raceways to the Rocky Mountain Nationals at Castrol Raceway, IHRA's west coast swing continues this weekend as drivers from all over the globe converge on Edmonton, Alberta, Canada for the seventh annual River Cree Resort and Casino Rocky Mountain Nationals presented by Paradise RV.
The Great Taste of July in Edmonton
For those who dig jazz, whether it's cool, slow and blue or red hot and hoppin', there's the Edmonton International Jazz Festival , which runs through Sunday, July 5th.Acts at the festival so far have included John Abercrombie Organ Trio and Branford Marsalis Quartet.
Here we are in 2009 and despite the naysayers who insist that we're all on the downslide now, Edmonton is still alive and well.
At the turn of the 20th century, east central Alberta enjoyed its highest influx of Ukrainian settlers.
Bestest evidence that Edmonton is a world-class city
Despite having to demolish one of downtown Edmonton's best examples of Brutalist architecture, the new Art Gallery of Alberta demonstrates our city's ambitions as a world-class arts destination.
Apparently Edmonton has a municipal airport a stone's throw away from the centre of town.
Alberta records 1st deficit in 15 years
For the first time in 15 years, Alberta has officially recorded a deficit, with a shortfall of $852 million for the fiscal year ended March 31.
Edmonton images June 22 - June 22: Desirae Morgan, a student at Olds College's new Heavy Equipment Operator program designed specifically for women, sits in a large scraper.
Long Beach Armada Edge the Edmonton Capitals - Golden Baseball League
Friday 26 Jun Friday, June 26, 2009 at 11:24AM MLN Newswire - www.mlntherawfeed.com-EDMONTON, Alberta, Canada Ben Fox took a no-hitter into the sixth inning and four Long Beach pitchers combined to allowed one hit as the Armada capitalized in Edmonton for a 3-2 in at Telus Field on Thursday.
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Long Beach Armada Lose 5-1 to Edmonton Capitals - GBL
Thursday 25 Jun Long Beach Armada Lose 5-1 to Edmonton Capitals - GBL Thursday, June 25, 2009 at 09:51AM EDMONTON, Alberta, Cananda The Armada offense didn't set sail soon enough in Edmonton as the Capitals beat Long Beach for the second straight night, 5-1, at Telus Field on Wednesday.
Reg Milley, president and CEO of Edmonton Airports, shown yesterday while speaking at City Hall hearings on the future of the City Centre Airport.
Alberta's economy to be worst hit this year, think-tank says
A report by a think-tank predicts that Alberta's economy will post minimal growth next year.