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Making sure students have what they need for school

A local organization is collecting donations so students will have the supplies they need for the upcoming school year.

Making sure students have what they need for school

A local organization is collecting donations so students will have the supplies they need for the upcoming school year.

A mission to save the monarch (butterfly)

Thousands of people across North America are participating in the International Monarch Monitoring Blitz.

Here's your prompt to have some cheesecake today

SPONSORED: It's National Cheesecake Day and we're enjoying some Basque cheesecake courtesy of Trail Appliances' Head Chef Lindsay Basque.

Which spot is overhyped or underhyped? | Remember That Thing

Which tourist destination would you say is overhyped or not hyped enough? Kim, Kent and Cory look back at the Storyland Valley Zoo for Remember That Thing.

These are the events at Fan Park in August

The Oilers are offering a bunch of free family-friendly events next month, hoping to pack Ice District in August.

Canada marks UNESCO World Heritage's 50th year at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump

The country marked 50 years of the UNESCO World Heritage Site program with a ceremony at Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump World Heritage Site.

Main passport office at Canada Place floods

Service Canada has set up a temporary passport office in the northeast corner of Canada Place while the main office dries out after flooding.

Name that dessert! | Morning Mystery

Can you solve the CTV Your Morning Edmonton Morning Mystery? First clue: The first recipe for this dessert was written more than 2,000 years ago.

Is that a bird? No! It's a Northern Flying Squirrel!

You may have heard of them but have you ever seen a Northern Flying Squirrel? Dale Gienow with WILDNorth discusses if we have any in Edmonton.

City to scale back upgrades on Lewis Farms rec centre

The city says it's scaling back the new Lewis Farms Recreation Facility to focus on community needs.

Man dies after shooting near west Edmonton business

An autopsy was scheduled for Wednesday on a 39-year-old man who died Tuesday in west Edmonton in what police consider a suspicious death.

How difficult is it to manage heavy rain in Edmonton?

The heavy rainfall is unlike anything the city has had before, but how hard has it been to manage? Craig Bonneville with Epcor water service explains.

YESS launches Adopt-A-Teen program

Youth Empowerment and Support Services (YESS) is working with Southgate Mall to give some teenagers a $50 giftcard to buy something for themselves.

PM Carney to make housing announcement in Red Deer

Prime Minister Mark Carney is meeting with Alberta Premier Danielle Smith in Red Deer to tour the development there and meet with local canola farmers.

Calgary crews helping with storm clean up in Edmonton

The City of Edmonton says damage to the urban tree canopy is extensive and requires specialized tree removal and the city doesn't have enough workers.