Measles cases ramp up, Canada could lose designation | Edmonton Journal
Canada is approaching the one year mark of when measles first came to Canada, meaning it might lose its elimination designation| edmontonjournal
The day after the House of Commons resumed sitting early this month, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre questioned Prime Minister Mark Carney on how large the federal deficit would be this year when the final figure is unveiled in November’s budget. Last year’s deficit turned out to be $61.9 billion when it was finally revealed last […]| Edmonton Journal
The four shutdowns are part of the slumping coffee brand's attempt to cut costs| Edmonton Journal
“There's so many different ways that we can be involved as volunteers and charities that are worth our time."| Edmonton Journal
Residents of Bellis are mourning the loss of a more than 100-year-old All Saints Ukrainian Orthodox Church parish after a crime spree that involved vehicle theft and arson. Smoky Lake RMP responded on Sept. 21 to calls about the theft of two vehicle, police said in a news release. When Mounties located the vehicles and […]| Edmonton Journal
The Supreme Court of Canada has released its reasons for ordering a former Alberta boy’s school teacher back to prison, concluding a judge on Alberta’s top court engaged with “discredited myths and stereotypes” about sexual abuse when he opted to reduce the teacher’s sentence. Paul Sheppard, 62, surrendered himself to correctional authorities in April after […]| Edmonton Journal
Canada is approaching the one year mark of when measles first came to Canada, meaning it might lose its elimination designation| edmontonjournal
"We're just preparing for the hockey season to come."| edmontonjournal
Tariffs and trade are top of the agenda as the country's premiers arrive in Ontario's cottage country for a three-day meeting.| edmontonjournal
Eleanor Olszewski to meet with local government and business leaders; said she will comment on Jasper report on wildfire in the coming days| edmontonjournal
The Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) is warning Canada’s escalating trade war with the United States could impact fire departments| edmontonjournal
The Alberta government has an outstanding $49 million credit with the Turkish company contracted to import children's pain medication.| edmontonjournal
Homicide detectives are investigating after a security guard was found dead at a central Edmonton apartment complex early Friday morning.| edmontonjournal
Oilers get their offence going in r6-3 out of Blue Jackets, with Zach Hyman scoring twice in his return to the lineup| edmontonjournal
