No Dr. Hinshaw update Tuesday; Alta. to post COVID-19 data online
Confusion continues after the Alberta government eased restrictions on Monday to allow for workouts like pilates, indoor climbing and tai chi.
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Confusion continues after the Alberta government eased restrictions on Monday to allow for workouts like pilates, indoor climbing and tai chi.
EDMONTON -- The Tipinawaw shelter at the Edmonton Convention Centre could remain in place until the end of April following a vote by members of city council's executive committee. Keeping it open will require another $2.2 million and will need to be approved by a council vote on Thursday. The shelter opened in October of 2020 and its day services had been accessed nearly 70,000 times by Feb. 19, according to a city report. The same report cites that the overnight shelter had been accessed 29,454 times by nearly 2,300 people. It's provided accommodations for many people who lived...
EDMONTON -- A chiropractor has admitted to sexually touching six of his female patients with his hands and a vibrating tool. Ronald Harry Latch, 67, was facing multiple counts of sexual assault, sexual interference and gross indecency against eight girls and women. He pleaded guilty Monday to six of the sexual assault counts before Court of Queen's Bench Justice Marta Burns. An agreed statement of facts submitted as part of his plea said Latch started working as a chiropractor in Edmonton in 1981. “In December of 2018, the complainant ... reported to police that she had been sexual...
The driver of a semi-truck that was involved in the death of a 36-year-old teacher in October was not responsible for the fatal crash, police said.
One driver was killed and another was hospitalized following a crash between a truck and semi near Looma on Tuesday.