Have identified in that killing. Lawyer mcbride is the ex boyfriend of the victim. The shooting happened in richmond near rheem avenue and 29th street as the victim was driving two of her kids to school. We have new information from ktvu amber lee live at that intersection tonight. Amber . Reporter julie, thats right were at the intersection where the mother of three was shot and killed. There is a small memorial for her. We spoke to her family tonight, they have an emotional plea. Life was just stripped from her. Reporter rashandas family is left in mourning. Two of her sons were left behind ages nine and five, witnessing the mom being shot and killed. The best thing i need to ask anybody to do is lift this family up and her three boys up to god. Reporter a neighbors surveillance camera caught a part of what happened. Franklin was driving her boys to school when a silver mercedes pulls up alongside her and then in front of her blocking the path. She is seen backing up her jeep. Police
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Publishing date: May 12, 2021 • May 12, 2021 • 3 minute read • Crews set up a COVID-19 vaccine sign outside a Shoppers Drug Mart, 8065 104 St., in Edmonton Wednesday May 5, 2021. Albertans as young as 12 will qualify to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment starting on Monday and those 30 and older can book starting Thursday. Photo by David Bloom Photo by David Bloom David Bloom /David Bloom/Postmedia
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The vaccine is starting to beat the hell out of the pandemic in many regions, including Alberta.
The province has more COVID cases than ever, but we’re getting just one-sixth the rate of COVID deaths.