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Police ID man found dead in South Edmonton apartment; second man charged: Edmonton

Reduce the font size of the article Enlarge the font of the article An Edmonton man has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the suspicious death of another man in south Edmonton. Police responded to an apartment complex near 82nd Avenue and 97th Street at 5:13 a.m. Wednesday. Upon arrival, officers found a dead man in a suite. The …

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How to Celebrate Canada Day in the Edmonton Area – Edmonton

The long Canada Day weekend is upon us and there are several ways to celebrate the nation’s birthday in and around Edmonton. Here’s a look at some of the main events taking place in the Capital Region on Monday, July 1. Fireworks in River Valley The The City of Edmonton will host a fireworks show at 11 p.m. in the …

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Sorry, but the Stanley Cup is having a better summer vacation than you

No disrespect to Oilers fans, but if we had to choose between a drunken beach vacation and a stroll through the West Edmonton Mall, well… let’s just say the Stanley Cup is having a pretty good time in Florida. Florida won its first Stanley Cup late Monday night by beating Edmonton 2-1 in Game 7 after giving away a 3-0 …

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Health Minister Provides Update on Cancer Care in Kelowna, But Motivation Questioned

British Columbia Health Minister Adrian Dix was in Kelowna on Thursday to provide an update on the province’s 10-year Cancer Action Plan. “The demand for cancer care is of course always high and is expected to increase as our population grows,” Dix said outside the cancer clinic. “This year alone, 34,000 people in British Columbia will be diagnosed with cancer …

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Vancouver Police Officer Completes Cross-Canada Bike Ride for Childhood Cancer Research

A Vancouver police officer landed in Halifax after cycling across Canada to raise money for childhood cancer research. After 15 years riding with Cops for Cancer, Dayne Campbell was about to hang up his helmet, but then his daughter got sick. That’s why he decided to embark on this cross-country trek in her honor. “Two-thirds of children diagnosed with cancer …

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Canada’s Dental Plan Is Expanding. Who Is Eligible Now? – National

The federal dental care plan is entering the second phase of its planned rollout, Health Minister Mark Holland said in an announcement Thursday. “For families with children aged 18 and under, and for individuals with disabilities, this service is now available to you. You can sign up today and you can get the help your family needs,” Holland said. According …

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Kenyan protesters dead, parliament on fire as thousands storm the complex

Kenya’s president on Tuesday called the storming of parliament a threat to national security and vowed that such unrest would not happen again, “at any cost.” “It is deeply painful for Kenya that such a crucial conversation was hijacked by dangerous people who caused us the kind of loss we have suffered as a nation today,” William Ruto said in …

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Raptors draft Baylor guard Ja’Kobe Walter

Reduce the font size of the article Increase the font size of the article TORONTO – Ja’Kobe Walter has never been to Canada, but when he arrives in Toronto, he’ll be looking to make an immediate impression. Walter was drafted 19th overall by the Toronto Raptors in the first round of the NBA Draft on Wednesday. The 6-foot-4, 200-pound guard …

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Can Superstore’s portable toilets help solve Saskatoon’s lack of public toilets? -Saskatoon

Reduce the font size of the article Increase the font size of the article A portable restroom trailer was placed outside the Superstore in Saskatoon’s Confederation neighborhood this week after a customer damaged the indoor restroom. “They are being repaired with additional safety features,” Loblaws said in a statement to Global News. “They will reopen shortly.” According to the city, …

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Iconic Metis musician Ray St. Germain dies, his family says – Winnipeg

Reduce the font size of the article Increase the font size of the article Iconic Manitoba Metis musician Ray St. Germain has died, according to his family. According to a social media post from his wife, Glory St. Germain, Ray St. Germain died Tuesday after a long battle with Parkinson’s. “It is with a broken heart that I announce the …

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