Alex Antoneshyn is a web reporter for CTV News Edmonton, with a focus on local news in Alberta, Canada. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including crime, accidents, community events, and issues affecting the local community. Alex's work has also been featured in CTV News Calgary.
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Alex Antoneshyn's coverage focuses mainly on local crime, accidents, and emergency incidents in Alberta and Edmonton. His articles often revolve around breaking news and evolving stories related to these topics.
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A woman was stabbed near Alberta Avenue on Saturday, police say. The attack was reported around 3:15 p.m. EMS treated and took the 26-year-old victim to hospital.
A kidnapping victim was found by police during a traffic stop in northern Alberta earlier this month. Four of the five people believed to have been involved have been arrested.
A Westlock, Alta., man faces several child pornography charges. Steven Hoevers, 34, was arrested after RCMP and the Northern Alberta Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit executed a search warrant the morning of Oct. 2.
By: Alex Antoneshyn
Edmonton Oilers alumni Chris Joseph and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services kicked off Read-In Week at Richard Secord School on Monday.
Churchill Square is again home to Realtors Row. Officials on Tuesday celebrated the return of the plaques commemorating different milestones
Kane Brown will be performing in Edmonton in March as part of his new tour named after his upcoming album, The High Road
An oilfield consulting firm has to pay $90,000 for failing to protect a worker who was burned on an oil site near Valleyview in 2021.
A program providing financing for clean energy retrofits will open permanently to Edmontonians on Oct. 17.
Edmontonians are being asked to become leaf fans – not to be confused with Leafs fans, of course.
By: Alex Antoneshyn
It has been one full month that Alberta schools have been operating with a mandate from the provincial government to restrict students' cell phone usage.
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