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However, at the annual meeting last week of the city-owned utility, Enmax also faced questions about the longer term the pressure to lower emissions and reach its new net-zero target by 2050.
Chief executive Wayne O’Connor is confident about meeting both challenges, although the long-term target of getting to net-zero emissions will test its ability to adapt as the province’s power sector changes.
“The electricity industry is transforming at a rapid rate and we’re . . . preparing for the critical role that electrification will play in a sustainable future,” O’Connor said at the meeting.
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A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada.
It looks like we are in for some amazing weather this weekend. Lots of sun, temperatures above zero and not too much wind.
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Today expect a daytime high of 9 degrees with a mix of sun and cloud. Winds up to 15 km/h creating a wind chill of -7 in the morning.
Daily highs through the weekend hit double digits and sunny, so get out and have some fun!
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Violet King Henry, who shattered glass ceilings as Canada’s first Black female lawyer, received a new honour Friday as the Federal Building plaza in Edmonton was renamed after her.
Born in Calgary in 1929, King Henry knew she wanted to be a criminal lawyer from a young age; a caption in her high school yearbook stated the aspiration, despite the fact no Black person had ever received a law degree in Alberta at the time.
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