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Edmonton homeowners will soon find out what their property is worth.

Demonstrators filled a downtown street Saturday afternoon to protest the Ethiopian government.

More than 2 million COVID-19 tests have been performed at assessment centres across the province since the start of the pandemic, but Alberta Health Services said not one of it’s approximately 800 staff have gotten coronavirus while working at an assessment centre.

  EDMONTON -- The longest running winter festival in Edmonton has transformed Hawrelak Park into a winter play zone. The Silver Skate Festival, now in its 31st year, is deeply rooted in Dutch winter conditions. It combines sport, primarily skating, arts, culture and recreation. The festival has also added DIY events and challenges to do with your household or cohort because of the pandemic. The frigid temperatures were a bit of a challenge for some. "The last week has been -30, -28, -36...

Downtown business owners are hoping an icy attraction will bring in some customers.

Albertas active COVID-19 case count continued to fall on Saturday, reaching its lowest mark since late October.

Before Canadian Khalid Hashi and his team began their work in Somalia, the country of about 15 million people who mostly speak Somali and Arabic only had information about COVID-19 in one language.

Interested buyers will have two more weeks to put in a bid for one of four historic houses on the University of Alberta campus.

  Goodwill first posted about the heirlooms on Friday. The family that owned the documents didn’t want to speak to the media, but told Goodwill the package was accidentally donated while they were in the process of moving. Goodwill has thanked Edmonton for their help in finding the owners of the heirlooms.   Share:

The University of Albertas Botanic Garden is premiering a winter date night series to kick off the start of year-round programming.