Alberta marks new sustainability strides with producer-led recycling programs set to cut waste and taxpayer costs, while discussions on a national energy corridor spark regional momentum.

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Alberta Health Services reverses food policy changes after public feedback while Premier Smith hints key industries may dodge new tariffs. Meanwhile, the iconic Old Strathcona Antique Mall is now on the market amid local debates.

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Edmonton faces fraud alerts as newcomers fall victim to a complex scam and authorities launch a review of an old homicide case. Meanwhile, tariff tensions, booming construction, and a recycling lead signal local progress.

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Edmonton saw economic headwinds and border security actions after a steep job loss in March. Tariff tensions, the arrest of a Cuban national, and advancing Boyle Street facility work marked the day.

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Calgary’s streets echoed with chants against U.S. policies while a 5-year-old rescued her father during a seizure, blending scenes of civic dissent with a touch of unexpected bravery across Alberta.

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Protesters gathered in Edmonton and other cities to oppose actions seen as threats to Canadian sovereignty. The demonstrations reflected growing public discontent and a call for respect of national values.

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