25Mar/10Off
Backyard chicken crusader wins bylaw fight
The city is dropping charges against a Calgary man for raising hens in his backyard.25Mar/10Off
Old style ‘Little People’ toys are a choking risk
Health Canada is warning parents, grandparents and people who look after small children to get rid of a popular old toy that is no longer considered safe.25Mar/10Off
Honda named as title sponsor of Edmonton Indy
Honda was introduced as the title sponsor of the 2010 Edmonton Indy Thursday. The new sponsor could mean the event continues racing in our city for years to come.25Mar/10Off
Tasers disguised as cellphones discovered at Canadian border
Twenty conducted energy weapons or Tasers disguised as cellphones were discovered in a shipment headed for our city. Police were contacted after the Canada Border Service Agency examined the package, which was set to be shipped to an Edmonton address.25Mar/10Off
More charges laid against Grande Prairie coach
Additional sex-related charges have been added to the case against a Grande Prairie individual who coaches high school students after a third alleged victim has come forward.25Mar/10Off
RCMP search for weapon used in double homicide
The RCMP are seeking the public's help in finding a firearm officers believe was used in the double homicide of Sue Trudel and Barry Boenke.25Mar/10Off
Man who met teen online found not guilty of sex charges
A Sherwood Park man was acquitted Thursday of all charges, including sexual assault, in relation to his meetings with a 15-year-old girl he met online who he said lied about her age.25Mar/10Off
U.S. Senate passes changes to health care reform law
The historic U.S. health care reform law is set to return to the House of Representatives for approval again, after the Senate approved changes to the law Thursday afternoon.25Mar/10Off
Escaped peahen netted by radio crew
The escaped peahen that has been evading capture in north Edmonton since last weekend has been netted.25Mar/10Off