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Who killed Donald Blizzard? Long legal process ends with no answer — but many questions
As the fourth person accused in connection with Donald Blizzard's death is set to be sentenced, his mother is struggling with how the case played out.
Occupational Health and Safety investigating homicide of restaurant worker in parkade
The homicide of a 22-year-old man in a downtown Edmonton parkade is also being investigated by provincial Occupational Health and Safety officials.
Retired Edmonton piano teacher handed prison term for sexually abusing students
An Edmonton piano teacher convicted of sexually abusing two students was handed a five-and-a-half year prison term Tuesday.
City councillor Jennifer Rice seeks court order to overturn code of conduct breaches
An Edmonton city councillor found to have violated council’s code of conduct by discriminating against and harassing an employee wants a court to intervene and toss the findings.
Edmonton man pleads guilty to targeting, sexually exploiting young girls over social media
An Edmonton man has admitted to a slew of sexual offences against eight young girls who he connected with over social media.
Alberta appeal court upgrades conviction to 1st-degree murder in fentanyl injection death
A man already serving a life sentence for the death of a Bigstone Cree Nation woman has had his conviction upgraded to first-degree murder.
Family, police still seeking leads in death and disappearance of Edmonton woman
Around 5 a.m. on the morning of July 10, 2021, Nicole Frenchman climbed out of a cab on Whyte Avenue and vanished.
Disappointment and hope: Edmonton's history-making dreams crushed in Oilers' Game 7 loss
Oilers fans who turned out for watch parties, hoping to witness a historic win Monday night were instead left heartrbroken as the Oilers fell to the Panthers in the Stanley Cup Final.
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City of believers: Edmonton ready for Oilers to bring home the Cup
The Oilers' scrappy comeback in the Stanley Cup final series has inspired fans to hope for what would be a historic win Monday.
Appeals dismissed for father, son convicted in killings of Métis hunters
The Court of Appeal of Alberta has upheld convictions against a father and son found guilty in the shooting deaths of Métis hunters Jacob Sansom and Maurice Cardinal.