Police are searching for the driver of a Jeep Grand Cherokee after the SUV was driven through the side of a home in southeast Edmonton early Wednesday morning.

About two weeks after a 17-year-old boy was arrested at West Edmonton Mall’s World Waterpark, two more people are facing allegations that they groped females in the wave pool.

While some customers of businesses affected by Edmonton’s new single-use item bylaw that mandates a 15-cent charge for paper bags find it ‘inconvenient,’ the city has no plans to change it so soon into its implementation.

A settlement between the City of Leduc and employees who claimed physical and sexual assault, harassment and bullying while on the job has been approved by an Edmonton judge.

The province is making $175 million available to municipalities and Métis settlements impacted by wildfires.