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Nisha Patel and Vern Thiessen take 2021 library writers-in-residence positions
Our ensemble of local municipal libraries has selected its new writers-in-residence, two faces familiar to the culturally attuned. Read More
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'A coup in progress': Curfew ordered in Washington as Donald Trump supporters break into the Capitol building
Police have ordered the evacuation of several office buildings for the US Congress Wednesday as supporters of outgoing President Donald Trump broke down security barricades…
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US Congress buildings evacuated as thousands of Donald Trump supporters rally against his election loss
Donald Trump has launched a furious last-minute bid on the streets of Washington to reverse his election defeat, as Congress meets to affirm Joe Biden’s…
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Audreys Books picks its favourite local reads from 2020
For the best-of local books list we ran on New Year’s Eve, I asked booksellers Audreys Books and Glass Bookshop for their favourites of 2020.…
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Zara Holland breaks silence through lawyer on 'foolish' breaking of Covid laws
Zara Holland has said she made a ‘foolish error’ when she tried to flee Barbados with her boyfriend, who had tested positive for coronvirus
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Edmonton police seek tips following shooting in city's northwest
Edmonton police are seeking tips on a shooting that took place in the city’s northwest over the weekend. Read More
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'Should I tell my sister her dad isn’t who she thinks he is?'
My mum became pregnant by an American GI in 1943 when my dad was fighting in the Second World War – and no one has…
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Edmonton forecast: Where we're going we don't need winter
A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More
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Wednesday's letters: Christmas for two vs. tropical holiday for some
How many of us had a Christmas for two for the first life in our lives? I did, for the first time in 73 years.…
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How health workers are getting coronavirus messaging out to Sydney’s migrant communities
Language barriers and misinformation have meant health advice often isn’t getting through, prompting some local leaders to boost efforts to inform their communites.
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