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Sponsored: holiday design ideas
Interior designer Glen Peloso has some easy tips to bring the Christmas cheer indoors and outdoors for your guests.
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Sponsored: holiday gifts for the senses
![Natalie Sexton is back with a look at some gifts for the senses.]()
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Sponsored: Toy Mountain and Sentinel Storage
![Emily Olsen checks out Toy Mountain donations at Sentinel Storage and finds out how your donations go to help families in the community.]()
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Sponsored: Canadian Tire Magic of Lights
![The Canadian Tire Magic of Lights is back at the RAD Torque Raceway from November 24 to Jan 1 and Emily got a special preview!]()
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Sponsored: holiday gift guide
![DIY expert Denise Wild has some great ideas for uniqe gifts and decorations this holiday season.]()
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Sponsored: Comfy Christmas with Manmade
![Anthony Ciavirella, co-founder at Manmade, tells us how Manmade will make any man’s Christmas more comfortable this year.]()
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Sponsored: hot holiday toys
![Patty Sullivan has a selection of hot holiday toys that may look a little familiar for some of us.]()
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Sponsored: Get Growing
![Adrienne finds out how to build a gnome tree and care for poinsettias with Kuhlmann's.]()
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Sponsored: Family holiday traditions
![Parenting expert Sherri French has some tips for making new holiday traditions.]()
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Sponsored: Investing during a volatile market
![Michelle Seymour, Managing Director, Wealth Planning, ATB Wealth joins Cory to talk about investing in a volatile market.]()
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Sponsored: Holiday entertaining on a budget
![Lifestyle expert Tamara Robbins Griffith joins Adrienne to talk about decorating for the holidays on a budget.]()
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Alberta not proceeding with Premier Smith's bill to protect COVID-19 unvaccinated
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is reversing a promise to enshrine human rights protections for the COVID-19 unvaccinated in law this fall.
'Something special': 3 local kids, all bantam teammates 10 years ago, reunite as Edmonton Oilers
James Hamblin had a huge smile Monday when he spoke about his first NHL call up. He had tears streaming down his face just hours earlier.
Is Alberta's approach to addiction truly behind the declining number of drug-poisoning deaths?
While the Alberta government and federal Conservative party claim the province's recovery-oriented care model is the reason that fatal drug poisonings have decreased by almost 50 per cent over a year, the statistic doesn’t show the full picture, cumulative data analysis shows.
Edmonton mom says she was beaten, robbed in random attack outside LRT station
Another Edmontonian has come forward to express frustration and sadness about the lack of safety in and around the city's transit centres. She's also calling for more officers on the ground.
Danielle Smith declines to give specifics on 'mistakes' referenced in Alberta address
Premier Danielle Smith said last week that she is "far from perfect" and can "make mistakes" – but has declined to give further details about what specifically she was referring to.
Critics say Smith is bullying businesses over COVID-19 policies
Premier Danielle Smith says she is glad to see many employers and businesses who are changing their protocols on vaccination but critics are suggesting these changes are being made because of "harassment and threats."
Arctic invasion: Coldest November temperatures in almost a decade
Arctic air is settling in and temperatures will dip below -20 C in Edmonton later this week. The city hasn’t been below -20 in November since 2015. It hit -20.3 degrees on the 25th that year.
$500K in stolen property from B.C., Alberta, Sask., seized by Edmonton police
The Edmonton Police Service has made an arrest in a stolen property investigation that stretched across B.C., Alberta and Saskatchewan.
'Bomb threat' in Fort McMurray sees RCMP evacuate buildings, shut down roads
Mounties in northern Alberta established a containment zone around the government centre in downtown Fort McMurray Monday following a bomb threat.
Everything Edmonton
'You won’t see the same song twice': Metallica to perform 2 shows in Edmonton in 2024
Forget about Santa Claus, Metallica is coming to town. The heavy metal legends will play two nights in Edmonton as part of their M72 World Tour.
Stuff-A-Bus campaign helping food bank get through the holidays
The annual Stuff-A-Bus campaign is running this weekend, collecting food and monetary donations for the Edmonton Food Bank.
Small Business Saturday reminds shoppers to love local
While many people have their minds on getting the best Black Friday deal, local businesses are asking shoppers to consider them, as some owners feel the pandemic push of supporting local fade away.
Holiday events in and around Edmonton this weekend
There are plenty of holiday events taking place in and around Edmonton throughout the weekent for people looking to enjoy the mild temperatures.
This Edmonton company is donating to the Bissell Centre on Black Friday
An Edmonton company is giving back this Black Friday.
This gift card can be used at more than 40 Edmonton businesses
With the holiday shopping season in full swing, the Downtown Business Association is hoping to bring shoppers back to the city’s core by launching a new gift card.
These Edmonton companies have created advent calendars for adults
Advent calendars used to be associated with childhood, opening a little door every day and receiving a chocolate, but that’s no longer the case.
New owners of TWOSE body parts recall 'stiff competition amongst us freaks' and explain plans for exhibit pieces
Two Edmontonians have found themselves linked for life through a shared interest in owning an odd piece of the city's history.
'It was indeed me': How songs born in an Edmonton basement ended up on Netflix's Love Is Blind
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Is Alberta's approach to addiction truly behind the declining number of drug-poisoning deaths?
While the Alberta government and federal conservative party claim the province's recovery-oriented care model is the reason that fatal drug poisonings have decreased by almost 50 per cent over a year, the statistic doesn’t show the full picture, cumulative data analysis shows.
Edmonton bus drivers share images showing daily realities of working within public transit system
Edmonton transit drivers are sharing images of what they are seeing on buses and the LRT on a sometimes daily basis in the hopes it will push the city to hire more transit peace officers.
Ranchers unsure about future of industry as many make less than minimum wage
A growing trend of ranchers deciding to leave the industry as the cost of doing business continues to surge has some calling for industry change and awareness of what farmers go through to get meat to market.
13 vehicles stolen from dealership in northern Alberta in overnight heist
Mounties in Fort McMurray are looking for help after 13 trucks and SUVs were stolen from a local dealership.
Smith announces affordability measures including cheques, tax holiday, utility rebates
Alberta's premier is dipping into the province's surplus to help people struggling with the rising cost of living with rebates, tax breaks and cheques bound for families, seniors and people with disabilities.
Sports
'Something special': 3 local kids, all bantam teammates 10 years ago, reunite as Edmonton Oilers
James Hamblin had a huge smile Monday when he spoke about his first NHL call up. He had tears streaming down his face just hours earlier.
Canadian men look to get one final result after scoring first goal
Having drawn kudos for its bright, energetic performance in a 1-0 loss to No. 2 Belgium and scored against Croatia, the Canadians are now looking to get a result against Morocco.
Leon Draisaitl caps Oilers' rally to stun Rangers 4-3
Leon Draisaitl scored a power-play goal with 2:02 remaining as the Edmonton Oilers stormed back from a three-goal deficit and beat the host New York Rangers 4-3 Saturday afternoon.
Canada ends scoring drought at men's World Cup but can't hold off Croatia
Canada wasted little time Sunday ending its scoring drought at the men's World Cup via Alphonso Davies but could not hold off Croatia, losing 4-1 to end its hopes of reaching the tournament's knockout round.
Oilers and Panthers meet after being on opposite ends of comebacks
The Florida Panthers and Edmonton Oilers -- who had differing roles in massive comebacks Saturday on the East Coast -- will now head west to face each other on Monday night.
