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Dog’s leg amputated after run-in with private e-scooter in south Edmonton (opens the original)
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Timba the Australian cattle dog mix remains in high spirits despite a life-altering accident that left her without a leg a little more than two weeks ago. Owner Kari Wilson says the two were out for a walk in their south Edmonton neighbourhood when Timba was struck by a personal e-scooter. The impact shattered her front right leg. “I could tell it was bad pretty much right away, just by the way her paw was dangling. She looked really desperate to get into my lap. She was whining and crying,” Wil
Missing man, children last seen with unknown man at Alberta-Saskatchewan border: EPS (opens the original)
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Edmonton police are looking to identify a man seen with a 42-year-old man and his two children, the three of whom were reported missing last month. Scot MacDermid and his children, six-year-old George and nine-year-old Lesley, were spotted with an unknown man around 6:30 p.m. on Aug. 28 in Lloydminster. Investigators have released photos of the man in the hopes of identifying him. Police say they do not know the travel direction of MacDermid or his children beyond that but believe they may have
21-year-old’s rare autoimmune disease postponing lifelong concert dream (opens the original)
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A 21-year-old hard rock superfan has had to postpone his decade-long dream of watching his favourite band play in Edmonton after a fluke illness left him heavily sedated in hospital. Tristan Fehr is studying for his private pilot’s licence, plays guitar and drums, writes songs and prepares thoughtful gifts for his grandma. He’s always been “a planner,” his mom, Jennifer, told CTV News Edmonton. “He’s one of my best friends in the whole world … He’s just one of those people that always wants to d
Alberta’s Smith urges de-escalation of trade war, ‘holding out hope’ for U.S. tariff reversal (opens the original)
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Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the ongoing trade war between Canada and the U.S. signals a need to accelerate timelines on major national projects and business relief. At a Wednesday press conference in northern Alberta, Smith doubled down on her aversion to retaliatory energy tariffs against the U.S. Ottawa is expected to hit the U.S. with dollar-for-dollar counter-tariffs on Sept. 8 in response to President Donald Trump’s 50-per-cent levies on roughly $28 billion worth of Canadian product
Edmonton-made Shop Canadian app seeing surge in patriotic interest amid trade war (opens the original)
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A Shop Canadian app created by two Edmontonians is seeing an uptick in traffic. The creators are crediting the sudden patriotism directly to our relationship with our southern neighbours. The Shop Canadian app was launched in January 2025 by William Boytinck and Matthew Suddaby. Its 10,000-company database allows consumers to scan most barcodes while shopping to see whether a product is locally or nationally made. Each trade announcement, Boytinck told CTV News Edmonton, leads to a slight bump i
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