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Can science help us live longer? Doctor breaks down 'longevity medicine'

Can we use science to help us live longer and maybe extend peoples' lifespan? United Health Centres CEO Dr. William Han discusses what longevity treatments can do.

Can science help us live longer? Doctor breaks down 'longevity medicine'

Can we use science to help us live longer and extend peoples' lifespan? United Health Centres CEO Dr. William Han discusses what longevity treatments can do.

Step into Edmonton's past with upcoming festival

SPONSORED: The Historic Festival and Doors Open Edmonton offers a variety of unique tours and events celebrating Edmonton's history.

Elks return to home turf after first loss of the season

The BC Lions broke the Edmonton Elks' winning streak after a 36-24 defeat on Saturday.

Oilers extend defenceman Shakir Mukhamadullin, Spencer Stastney

Defenceman Shakir Mukhamadullin has signed a two-year contract extension with the Edmonton Oilers and inked Spencer Stastney to a one year extension.

Brick Invitational Hockey Tournament showcases young athleticism

The Ice Palace in West Edmonton Mall came alive as team Minnesota and the Detroit Junior Red Wings faced off for the Brick Cup on Sunday.

Rugby's unique culture on display at Rugby Canada Fan Fest

Rugby Canada players spent time with young fans at Fan Fest over the weekend.

YAYA Hoops basketball camp a 'slam dunk' for dozens of kids

YAYA Hoops Basketball Academy wrapped up on Sunday after hosting more than 100 kids from 8 to 17 years of age for the past month.

Volunteers begin mass tree-planting in Edmonton's River Valley

Edmontonians were invited to help start planting 500 native trees, shrubs and wildflowers around Rat Creek on Saturday as part of a larger city initiative.

Edmontonians show Canadian FIFA World Cup pride

Edmonton fans gathered downtown to watch Canada take on Morocco for the Round of 16 match on Saturday.

Suspicious death after weapons complaint in Edmonton

Police say they responded to a weapons complaint near 106 Avenue and 113 Street where they found an injured man who later died in hospital Saturday morning.

Poilievre calls out PM for not helping with affordability

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre said the prime minister continues to struggle in trade talks with the Americans.

Feds announce $26M for clean energy projects

The federal government is spending $26 million on 17 clean energy projects in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

How to keep pets safe as summer activities ramp up

July marks Lost Pet Prevention Month. Sara Norris and Morgan Reid with the Humane Animal Rescue Team discuss why summer is the busiest time for lost pets.