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Charges pending in sidewalk death
Charges are pending against the driver of a vehicle that hopped the curb and killed a pedestrian early Sunday, police said.16Feb/10Off
Federal government introduces tougher mortgage rules
The federal government is tightening rules for obtaining a government-backed mortgage. The move comes as Ottawa hopes to help Canadians prepare for higher interest rates in the near future.16Feb/10Off
Trust fund set up for grieving family
People who want to help cover funeral costs for a pedestrian killed by a suspected drunk driver over the weekend can make donations at any Scotiabank branch in Edmonton or Calgary.16Feb/10Off
Health superboard increases number of surgeries
Alberta Health Services (AHS) announced a six-week plan Tuesday to immediately begin reducing surgery wait times by increasing the number of surgeries being performed by more than 2,000.16Feb/10Off
City reviews cash spent on outside consultants
City council is now reviewing how contracts are awarded after an audit report showed the city has spent millions of dollars on outside consultants.16Feb/10Off
Snowboarder Robertson says best expected
Olympic snowboard cross silver medal winner Mike Robertson said he doesn't think the Own the Podium strategy is putting too much pressure on athletes, adding Canadians should expect the best from competitors.16Feb/10Off
Officer avoids jail time for interfering in son’s case
A veteran Edmonton police officer was given a four-month conditional sentence on Tuesday for interfering in his son's drunk driving case.16Feb/10Off
RCMP identify Alberta man killed in B.C. avalanche
The RCMP have identified the Alberta man killed in an avalanche on Eagle Mountain in B.C. over the weekend.16Feb/10Off
EnCana, others take Weibo to court
On Wednesday a Grande Prairie court room will set a date for a hearing looking into the merits of a peace bond application against eco-activist Weibo Ludwig, his son 29-year-old Benjamin and 54-year-old Richard Boonstra.16Feb/10Off