Archive for: events

Edmonton’s aboriginal community honours children in care

  Hundreds from Edmonton’s aboriginal community are honouring children in care at Churchill Square this weekend. View original content here: Edmonton’s aboriginal community honours children in care

 

Search for missing Edmonton man called off

  The search for a missing Edmonton man was called off Saturday after a dead body was discovered in the Mill Creek Ravine. View original content here: Search for missing Edmonton man called off

 

Virus forces cull of 560,000 fish at B.C. salmon farm

  Atlantic salmon farms around Vancouver Island have begun testing and formed a special outbreak management team after a virus outbreak at one farm led to a site quarantine and the cull of more than half a million fish. View original content...

 

Police cracking down on impaired drivers this long weekend

  Police are reminding drivers they’ll be out in full force this long weekend to crack down on impaired driving and other road hazards. View original content here: Police cracking down on impaired drivers this long weekend

 

Suicide vehicle bomb hits Syrian military compound

  A suicide vehicle bomb tore through the parking lot of a military compound in an eastern Syrian city on Saturday, killing nine people, the country’s state media reported. View original content here: Suicide vehicle bomb hits Syrian...

 

Tunnel blast at Chinese highway construction site kills 19

  Authorities say a tunnel blast has killed 19 workers at a central Chinese highway construction site. View original content here: Tunnel blast at Chinese highway construction site kills 19

 

SpaceX rocket launch aborted moments before liftoff

  A new private supply ship for the International Space Station remained stuck on the ground Saturday after rocket engine trouble led to a last-second abort of the historic flight. View original content here: SpaceX rocket launch aborted moments...

 

Charges laid in west end pedestrian fatality

  Charges have been laid in a pedestrian fatality that took place in the city’s west end in March. View original content here: Charges laid in west end pedestrian fatality

 

Drift food truck granted one week extension

  Dozens of Edmontonians participated in a “flash sandwich mob” Friday in support of a food truck being forced to move from a busy downtown corner, on the same day the city granted the truck a one week extension. View original...

 

CSIS breaches policy, makes errors, watchdog says

  Canada’s spy service continues to flout policy and make a serious number of reporting errors, says a federal watchdog whose office was recently abolished. View original content here: CSIS breaches policy, makes errors, watchdog says