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Growing up in Malaysia, Hua Wei Chan memorized multiplication charts. By elementary school, he realized he could do math faster than the other kids. Fast-forward to today, the Edmonton-based account has just won his third straight National Mental Math Championship, which challenges competitors to answer as many questions as they can in five minutes - without a pencil, paper or calculator.

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Josh Mayers, who was was killed in a drone strike near Russian-occupied Bakhmut, felt serving in Ukraine was a chance to make a difference in the world, says his brother

Five Lowes locations in the Edmonton area are being rebranded Rona+ "over the coming weeks," according to a media release from Rona, a Canadian home-improvement and construction materials retail chain owned by U.S. equity firm Sycamore Partners.

Alberta’s government is expanding the Alberta Sheriffs Safer Communities and Neighbourhoods (SCAN) unit in Calgary and Edmonton.

Justice Joyce L. Lester has been appointed as the assistant chief justice of the Alberta Court of Justice, Edmonton Criminal Division, for a five-year term. 

An Alberta paramedic was killed while serving with the Ukrainian military earlier this month, his family says.

Edmonton-based personal fitness trainer Erika Sikats is on a mission to make exercise accessible for all, regardless of any physical, mental or emotional differences. To give us a sample of how activities can be modified to meet a client’s needs, Sikats met with Edmonton AM director Kim Nakrieko, who has glaucoma, to take her through a workout.

Alberta is changing photo radar rules to ensure the focus is on traffic safety, not revenue generation.

Leduc will be well-represented at the upcoming Canadian Ninja League National Finals.