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Edmonton ties record for longest streak of +30 C days; other records continue to fall

Article content Nelson, who aggregates and tracks Environment Canada data going back to the 1880s, said a long 30 C-plus heat wave for the Edmonton region is usually three days. This heat wave is also unique for the sheer number of overnight low records that have been broken. “We broke two daily high records, but we also set five warmest overnight lows in June, including the one that was the all-time (overnight) high yesterday at 22.8 C,” he said. The heat comes as British Columbia erupts in wildfires after a week of record-setting temperatures. The village of Lytton in the B.C. Interior was evacuated Wednesday after a flash fire broke out in the community’s core. At least two people were killed.

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Edmontonians divided on Alberta ending the mask mandate

Edmontonians who spoke to CTV News Edmonton were divided on the removal of the mask mandate. Some said they are looking forward to not wearing a mask while others feel a sense of hesitancy. “I think it’s great that it’s gone. You’ll recognize people again, you’ll see friends you haven’t seen that you probably passed by with a mask or something,” said a resident on Whyte Avenue. Others described a sense of uncertainty. “I’ll probably still wear a mask. I feel more comfortable wearing a mask for safety reasons,” said a grocery store worker.

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Man who hurled racist threats at three Muslim women was homeless, took bad drugs, court hears

Article content Shane Edward Tremblay was sentenced to 210 days in jail Wednesday for a disparate series of crimes, including three allegedly “hate-motivated” attacks on women wearing hijabs or niqabs. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Man who hurled racist threats at three Muslim women was homeless, took bad drugs, court hears Back to video Tremblay gave a tearful statement from a cell at the Edmonton Remand Centre moments before provincial court Judge Terry Matchett passed sentence. “I took some wrong drugs,” Tremblay said. “I’m not saying it’s the drug’s fault, I’m the one who allowed myself to get to that state not sleeping right, staying up on the street all night.”

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A quick guide to Edmonton s reopened, live-music ecosystem

A quick guide to Edmonton s reopened, live-music ecosystem
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Get ready for the pandemic tattoo boom

Get ready for the pandemic tattoo boom
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