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CBC Edmonton is taking another trip around the ring road, searching for interesting stories to tell — and people to tell them

When it comes to the new year, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi believes the city has some serious challenges to address but the right ideas to tackle them.

A ute and a motorcycle crashed in rural Southland on Thursday morning, the third serious crash in the province in two days.

"Because of the land required to meet today’s needs, that lot size for a modern bungalow is hard to come by," says Ron Dickson of Sothebys

Tastawiyiniwak has six candidates vying for your vote in the 2021 municipal election, including Jon Dziadyk.

It was estimated over 1,000 people participated in the Drive for Palestine — waving flags and honking horns from cars lined up on Castledowns Road.

Education minister announces capital funding for 14 Alberta school projects Alberta Education Minister Adriana LaGrange announced Wednesday 14 school projects across the province that will receive capital funding this year, including a number of new rural school builds and a new Catholic high school in Edmonton. Social Sharing

More than 20,000 fewer students than expected enrolled in Alberta last fall ahead of the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Edmonton mayor Don Iveson said a $14.9 billion transit announcement by the federal government means the city can continue to plan and build out the LRT network to areas like Castle Downs and Heritage Valley.

Article content The City of Edmonton will reopen five arenas on Thursday to allow minor hockey leagues to drop the puck for practice. City manager Andre Corbould announced the city’s first step in reopening recreation facilities Wednesday in a COVID-19 update to council’s emergency advisory committee. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Edmonton reopening five arenas Thursday to allow for youth hockey practices Back to video Terwillegar, Calli...