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This new development is a relief for individuals who’ve been dependent on services offered at iOAT. However the plaintiffs' lawyer, Nanda Avnish, still has some concerns. “This is what my clients were pretty much suing for, and we got it. “[But], no new patients can access the program, a program that the government admits is life-saving and life-sustaining for many Albertans,” he added. Major development in iOAT case. Alberta Health Services today informed iOAT staff and patients that iOAT will continue in its current form. AHS has committed to 2 more years of funding: no ch...

One driver was killed and another was hospitalized following a crash between a truck and semi near Looma on Tuesday.

Edmonton police discovered something unusual in a southeast school late Monday afternoon.

Two firefighters were sent to hospital Wednesday morning after battling a house fire in Strathcona County.

  EDMONTON -- A northern Alberta municipality is crying foul now that the provincial government is planning to require them to partially cover the costs of future natural disasters. The changes to the Disaster Recovery Program include a new 90:10 cost-sharing arrangement with local governments and private-sector applications, which include homeowners. A $500,000 funding cap per homeowner application has also been introduced, alongside a one-time limit on disaster financial assistance per property. Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo Mayor Don Scott says that leaves homeowners in a da...