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Man killed by police after dog stabbing prompts ASIRT investigation

ย  EDMONTON -- The provincial police watchdog is investigating an incident in northern Alberta where an RCMP officer shot a man it says assaulted a woman and stabbed a police dog several times. The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is examining the circumstances that led to a 28-year-old man being shot by Mounties after an incident that lasted around half an hour. At around 6:38 p.m. RCMP responded to a location on Township Road 622, between Range Roads 442 and 443, after recei...
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Rossdale Power Plant rezoning passes city council, paves the path for future development

ย  EDMONTON -- City council officially rezoned the Rossdale Power Plant complex opening its potential for future entertainment or commercial uses. Council approved the rezoning at its meeting on Wednesday paving the way forward for revitalizing the site of the former Rossdale Powerplant and its surrounding area. The site was only zoned for the purpose it was named for but now some councillors and local developers are excited about potential commercial and entertainment opportunities for the...
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Edmonton Cenotaph rededicated to honour soldiers who served in Afghanistan

ย  EDMONTON -- A ceremony was held outside city hall to rededicate the Edmonton Cenotaph to include those who served in the Afghanistan War. โ€œBy adding Afghanistanโ€™s fallen to the Edmonton cenotaph, we are ensuring that their invaluable service will continue to be celebrated today, and for generations to come,โ€ said Salma Lakhani, the lieutenant governor of Alberta. More than 40,000 Canadians served in the 12-year was in Afghanistan, 158 of them died. Canada fought in the war between ...
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