Catherine Griwkowsky
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No bird brains: Intelligence study from the University of Alberta sheds light on brain function of parrots
The new study looks at similarities in brain function between parrots and primates. → Read More
Skeletal remains found at construction site not suspicious, police say
Bones found in northeast Edmonton last month are of a human who died between 75 and 100 years ago. → Read More
Edmontonians hold demonstration denouncing policies separating children from families
The rally in Edmonton was one of hundreds opposed to U.S.’s recent “zero tolerance” measures → Read More
RCMP look for ‘armed and dangerous’ man after woman’s death near Buck Lake
Paul Bosek of Brazeau County may be driving a black 2018 Ford Focus → Read More
Canada Day full of events in Edmonton and the surrounding area
From pancake breakfast to fireworks, there is something for everyone. → Read More
Glenora residents up in arms over tree removal for Valley Line West LRT
Edmonton plans to cut down 1,120 trees along the 14-kilometre LRT route. → Read More
Heading to Accidental Beach this long weekend? City puts in speed, parking restrictions
Edmonton has put in lower speed limits and parking restrictions around Accidental Beach to ease the burden on the neighbourhood. → Read More
Olympic figure skater Kaetlyn Osmond to be K-Days parade marshal
Alberta Special Olympians will marshal each float in this year’s parade, which kicks off the fun on July 20. → Read More
Edmonton police create new Indigenous engagement strategy
Last week, the Edmonton police commission signed off on the Indigenous Community Engagement Strategy for 2018 to 2022, a plan to better serve the city’s First Nations, Inuit and Métis population. → Read More
Pedestrian bridges in Mill Creek Ravine finished ahead of schedule
Trestle and wooden foot bridge rehabilitation was completed on budget. → Read More
Edmonton considers banning right turns on red lights
The city’s head of traffic safety is trying to cut down on fatalities and serious injuries. → Read More
How to make the most of the summer solstice in Edmonton
Events ranging from free to ticketed, traditional to brand new. → Read More
Edmonton public school trustees vote for a raise to make up for new tax rules
The federal government made changes to the Income Tax Act last spring, making the money paid to municipal officials fully taxable as of Jan. 1, 2019. Currently, one-third of a school board trustee’s honorarium isn’t taxed. → Read More
RCMP staff sergeant charged with sexual assault
Wood Buffalo Mountie suspended after allegations of inappropriate touching at Christmas party. → Read More
Mental health of newcomers brought to the forefront with free event
Speakers and panelists will explore cultural relevance and mental illness on Saturday. → Read More
Man rescued from trench collapse in east Edmonton
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services says man stayed calm as sand and debris closed in. → Read More
Fire destroys strip mall in Edmonton’s west end
Morning blaze rips through small businesses as emergency crews advise area residents to stay indoors. Portion of Stony Plain Road to be closed for Monday’s evening commute. → Read More
Edmonton board game fans, here’s your shot at Catan supremacy
Local cafe is hosting a tournament Sunday, with the winner getting a trip to Toronto for the national championships. → Read More
Humane Society ‘open to an investigation’ after three cats left in a vehicle for 22 days
EHS is trying to find a consultant to review the organization’s policies and procedures. → Read More
Forgotten cats put Edmonton Humane Society oversight in spotlight
An Ottawa-based lawyer is raising concerns after three cats were left in a humane society vehicle for 22 days. → Read More