AHS apologizes for delays in care resulting from improperly processed referrals
Alberta Health Services (AHS) says it is taking immediate action to expedite care for patients who had referrals to community health-care providers delayed.
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Man dies after becoming trapped in trench in Parkland County
A man is dead after he became trapped in a trench on Friday morning.
4 hospitalized after serious crash northeast of Edmonton
Four people were injured after a serious two-vehicle crash north of St. Paul, Alta. on Thursday.
Alberta threatens new legal action over Ottawa's revised environmental assessment act
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is threatening another legal challenge against Ottawa's environmental assessment law, a move federal Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault is dismissing as a political stunt.
Several Alberta charter school lobbyists have ties to UCP government
Following the Alberta government’s recent announcement of capital funding to build charter and independent schools, the Investigative Journalism Foundation has found that several consultants with ties to the United Conservative Party (UCP) have been lobbying on behalf of charter schools and associated organizations over the past year.
Alberta ramps up Indigenous tourism sector with $2 million dollar investment
With interest in authentic, Indigenous-led tourism experiences booming, the province announced Friday that it’s increasing funding to Indigenous Tourism Alberta by $2 million.
Rural Albertans say they're penalized by high utility costs
Rural Albertans say they’re being penalized by high utility fees and some municipalities are asking the government to step in and equalize costs throughout the province.
Seniors mark active aging week with fundraiser benefiting food bank
Seniors went on a "turkey trot" in southwest Edmonton Friday morning for the physical, mental and social benefits.
Pancake breakfast in downtown Edmonton offers up free flapjacks, bacon – and plenty of good vibes
There were a lot of flapjacks being flipped in downtown Edmonton Friday morning, as upwards of 1,000 rodeo fans attended a pancake breakfast at Fan Park hosted by the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce and Explore Edmonton.
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Rodeo, football and Halloween scares: here's what to do in Edmonton this weekend
If you're looking for something to do in Edmonton this weekend, you're in luck. From spooky Halloween events to bull riding to theatre, there's something for everyone.
Mural at M.E. LaZerte School celebrates reconciliation and transit in Edmonton
A new mural at an Edmonton high school celebrates reconciliation, the city's spirit and its transit system.
New Telus World of Science exhibition offers hands-on climate science learning
Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE) is inviting guests to learn more about climate science.
Edmonton businesses embrace Canadian Finals Rodeo with themed products, decor contests
With the Canadian Finals Rodeo underway in Edmonton, local businesses are embracing their inner rancher.
$1M in grant funding now available for indigenous-led organizations
Applications for the 2025 Operating Grant for Indigenous-led Organizations are now open through the City of Edmonton.
Canadian Finals Rodeo returns to Edmonton with cattle drive parading through downtown
The Canadian Finals Rodeo (CFR) kicked off their return to Edmonton with a bang.
'Huge impact': Edmonton non-profit chosen for annual home renovation project
Over a hundred volunteers and contractors are putting in hours of hard work to transform a house for a good cause this week.
Deadmonton returns with 3 new haunts
The start of spooky season in Edmonton is officially underway with the launch of Deadmonton on Friday night.
What to do in Edmonton this weekend: Go outdoors, for starters
You could grab a rake and get ahead of the falling leaves, maybe clean out the gutters, perhaps hit your nearest large hardware retailer to see if they've dared to roll out a selection of shovels. OR! Consider Edmonton's weekend forecast: sunny – and importantly, without snow.