Natasha Riebe is a journalist at CBC News in Edmonton. With a diverse background in radio, TV, and print journalism across various locations, she covers a range of themes including construction and real estate, health and wellness, and government and politics, often focusing on topics like elections, public policy, and consumer health. Natasha's work has been featured in CBC.
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Natasha Riebe's coverage focuses on local government announcements, expert commentary, and themes related to crime, health & wellbeing, real estate industry, human resources & employment. She reports extensively on Edmonton-specific topics such as city budget debates, zoning overhauls, public safety measures including police patrols and transit improvements.
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By: Natasha Riebe
AISH recipients moved to new program will receive $200 less each month
By: Natasha Riebe
Average cost of 1-bedroom apartment is $1,288, down nearly 2% from 2025
By: Natasha Riebe
Warnings were up 15 per cent last year since city made wearing life-jackets mandatory
By: Natasha Riebe
Province will monitor motorist behaviour on 22-kilometre stretch south of Leduc
By: Natasha Riebe
Keyera Corp. and Plains merger would hurt Canadian energy producers, agency finds
By: Natasha Riebe
The Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation, in conjunction with the University of Alberta, announced Tuesday it has identified 62 potential unmarked graves after a two-year search of the reserve in northern Alberta.
Welcome signs to replace ‘Wild Rose Country' greeting this fall
People entering Alberta by land, starting this fall, won't be greeted by signs saying, “Welcome to Wild Rose Country.” The Alberta government announced Wednesday it will replace the slogan on its 22 border-crossing signs with, “Welcome to Alberta. Strong and Free."
By: Natasha Riebe
More than half were deliberately set, fire department says
By: Natasha Riebe
City mailing out 2026 tax notices this week Property owners in Edmonton will learn how much they owe in taxes this year — including a 6.9 per cent
