Teenage boy charged in Hairsine homicide of 16-year-old girl
A 16-year-old boy has been charged in connection with the homicide of a 16-year-old girl in Hairsine. The girl was pronounced dead after officers found her seriously injured and performed first aid. An autopsy determined she died of a gunshot wound, and her death was deemed a homicide. The accused and the victim cannot be identified under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, and police said investigators continue to probe the circumstances.
Edmonton could resume using calcium chloride as part of an expanded snow and ice removal program in the next four-year budget cycle. It could also expand clearing into back lanes and match parking bans to set days. The plan will be discussed by the Community and Public Services committee at the end of the month.
People who ate or drank at Roasti Coffee Co. on Brentwood Boulevard in Sherwood Park on two days in August may have been exposed to hepatitis A, the Government of Alberta said.
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The city and federal government have created a $2 million rental protection program for non-profits to buy and renovate homes while keeping the housing affordable. Edmonton has lost more than 15,000 low-cost or affordable rentals over the last 15 years as homes aged, were torn down or left the rental market.
Some Alberta disability benefit recipients are still waiting weeks for corrected payments after issues with their August benefits. The province initially said a technical system error affected approximately 1,605 AISH and ADAP recipients. The province said recipients who have not received their full benefit should contact the Alberta Supports Contact Centre.
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