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Edmonton, Alberta — Starting January 1, the Alberta government plans to raise the damage threshold beyond which motorists in a collision must report to police

Edmonton-made horror comedy film Spirit of the Season screening at Metro, plus the list of all entertainment events coming up in Edmonton.

Cirque de Soleils Corteo about a clowns funeral is the companys first-ever arena show, coming to Edmontons Rogers Place Dec. 27-31.

Edmonton Journal readers weigh in on speeders, Alberta health care, political correctness and the Alberta budget.

Starting in January, Alberta drivers will not have to report property damage from a collision to police unless the damage exceeds $5,000.

Starting in January, Alberta drivers will not have to report property damage from a collision to police unless the damage exceeds $5,000.

Albertans will soon only be required to report a collision to police if the property damage is estimated to be more than $5,000 — an increase from the current threshold of $2,000.

Auto industry groups says companies are avoiding Vancouver and Montreal because of stoppages. "Disruptions have become a feature not a bug."

Alberta government reviewing Alberta’s 2,400 photo radar sites

Albertans’ growing frustration over the purpose of photo radar “fishing holes” has led the provincial government to pause new photo radar equipment and