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Popular burger joint bids adieu
Thursday marked the last time Edmontonians were able eat a gigantic burger from a double-decker bus parked in the city's north end.30Sep/10Off
Police officer charged with assault
An Edmonton police officer was charged Thursday with two counts of assault following the arrest of a man in June.30Sep/10Off
Oilsands water concerns focus of panel
Federal Environment Minister Jim Prentice has announced the appointment of a six-person advisory panel to look into the water-testing regime in the Athabasca River around Alberta's oilsands.30Sep/10Off
Alberta launches workplace safety website
Alberta's new workplace safety website was heralded by the provincial government Thursday as a big step forward, but critics are already saying it doesn't go far enough.30Sep/10Off
Stabbing victim found near Boys and Girls Club
A 17-year-old male with a stab wound was found lying in front of the Edmonton Boys and Girls Club on Thursday morning.30Sep/10Off
Province posts workplace safety records online
Alberta's employment ministry is heralding a new website that tracks company-specific fatalities and workers' compensation claims, but already the opposition says not enough information is being disclosed.30Sep/10Off
Youths charged in Rio Terrace vandalism spree
Two 15-year-old boys were charged with mischief after vehicles were vandalized in the Rio Terrace neighbourhood early Sunday morning.30Sep/10Off
Builders okay modified Akinsdale project
Habitat for Humanity Edmonton "applauds" a city council decision that approves 30 new homes for low-income families in St Albert, saying it will move ahead with development.30Sep/10Off
Alberta women win case against CN
The Canadian Human Rights Commission has sided with three Jasper women who lost their positions with the Canadian National Railway in 2005 after they refused to accept transfers to British Columbia, citing family reasons.30Sep/10Off