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SHOOT THE #%*$ING PUCK! Oilers fans deemed the most foul-mouthed, negative according to analysis (opens the original)
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What the h-e-double-hockey-sticks? Recent analysis of NHL fans found Edmonton Oilers supporters to be the most foul-mouthed and negative of the bunch. According to CanadaSportsBetting.ca, which examined over 1.6 million comments from NHL fans on Reddit, Oilers fans were the nastiest, with 17.89 per cent of their comments containing swear words. Not only is Oil Country a vulgar batch, but they’re apparently the most negative as well. The betting website’s analysis found Oilers fans were the soure
Fans flock to Ice District for ticket giveaway to Oilers’ home opener against Canucks (opens the original)
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Despite an 8 p.m. puck drop for tonight’s Edmonton Oilers season opener at Rogers Place, the Ice District was bustling with crowds in the early afternoon. Rogers, a partner of the Oilers, announced a ticket giveaway to its customers on Tuesday, handing out 145 pairs to the Oilers home opener against the Canucks. Announced via its Instagram page, fans flocked to the surprise location, Ice District Plaza, in hopes of scooping up a pair. It was a first-come, first-served basis, and the tickets were
Check out these National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events in Edmonton (opens the original)
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Wednesday is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, also known as Orange Shirt Day, when the country reflects on the legacy of Canada’s residential schools. The city will recognize the day through various initiatives, including raising Every Child Matters banners in Churchill Square, lowering flags to half-mast in City Hall Plaza and displaying the Survivors’ Flag alongside a collection of Indigenous and Métis artifacts in city hall. Also, city hall, Edmonton Tower, High Level Bridge, Muttar
Drones, AI and human gumption make up Edmonton's award-winning wildfire prevention program (opens the original)
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The City of Edmonton’s use of prevention and technology for tackling wildland-urban fires has attracted nationwide recognition. Edmonton was recently singled out by the Canadian Association of Fire Chiefs (CAFC) for best practices in the wildland-urban interface for the city’s collaborative approach to protecting communities from wildfire risk The city was one of the first major municipalities to implement the wildland-urban interface wildfire risk strategy, which sees the city reducing and mana
West Edmonton attack leaves man in hospital, police hunting for suspects (opens the original)
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A brutal attack last month in the Callingwood North neighbourhood has left a man in hospital and police looking for suspects. On Aug. 31 at 2:50 a.m., Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officers responded to a report of an assault near 174 Street and 77 Avenue. Officers found the man lying on the sidewalk with what a news release stated as “significant head injuries.” The man was taken to hospital where he remains with serious injuries. Surveillance footage from the area shows an altercation between
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