Breaking News - Edmonton, Alberta and the world. When the cheeky news tabloid, the Edmonton Sun, breezed into town in 1978, predictions were it would soon fold. But readers found an authenticity in our pages they failed to find elsewhere. It became the little paper that could, and now the online version that would; still satiating the desire for news with a kick. For over 30 years we have kept a dedication to a quality product that offers our readers something special. "You can not do that on your own. You have to have good people running the paper. And we put out a great paper every single day," says publisher and CEO Gordon Norrie. Our loyal staff also includes, of course, people behind the scenes, from the guys running the presses to our paper carriers and our classified ad takers. The 1980s saw spectacular growth at the Edmonton Sun. For much of that decade, we were ranked as the fastest-growing newspaper in the country. Another milestone was reached on Sept. 17, 1994, with the launch of the first Saturday Sun. The Sun became a seven-days-a-week force to be reckoned with, offering tremendous value to readers and advertisers alike. And now, online, we offer breaking news updates throughout the day and night. Our website - www.edmontonsun.com - is bringing you the news as it happens, with stories, photos and video. We've also expanded to create the free commuter daily, 24 Hours. From the glory of Stanley Cups to the tragedy of the Black Friday tornado, the Edmonton Sun's been there. And we will continue to be there for you. A decade from now, we'll be looking back and still forging ahead, with more news, more features, and possibly even a magazine in the paper's future. But whatever we look like in 10 years, we'll still be shaped by our readers, the little paper that continues to grow.

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