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An exceptional police officer, a mentor paramedic and an incredible prankster, is how friends and colleagues are remembering Const. David Matthew Wynn. Wynn, 42, was one of two St.

Ongoing ambulance contract negotiations have an end in sight – city council agreed in principle to a renewal with Alberta Health Services Monday night. The agreement comes after a few years of negotiations, Mayor Nolan Crouse said.

The peak of the flu season is likely behind us, say provincial health officials. With the number of influenza cases expected to decline, the temporary flu care clinic opened by Alberta Health Services on Jan. 10 at the Woodcroft Public Health Centre in Edmonton, closed its doors Monday night.

W.D. Cuts students will finally get to take shop class now that the province has dropped off $10 million to renovate their school.

If a vote was decided based on sticky notes posted up with resident reaction at the bike skills park open house Wednesday, the proposed facility would be heading for the Riel site.

Edmonton is now likely the net-zero home capital of Canada, says a local solar energy advocate, and has still more green homes to come.

In a real estate market that is at a steady simmer throughout the Edmonton region, St. Albert’s condo market is taking it up to a rolling boil.

City plows hit local streets Friday to clear the mushy mess caused by some unseasonably warm weather. Plows rolled out on residential streets early on Friday morning, said acting city public works director Chris Richards.

A Sunday fundraising event will attempt to fit the most feel-good experiences into three hours in order to empower women and provide them with options for living a healthier life.

Several downtown business owners and operators are frustrated after not receiving mail for two weeks over the holiday season. Business owner J Wagner, who runs Grapevine Deli, said she didn’t receive mail during the holiday season, from Dec.