U.S. man pleads guilty to sexually exploiting Edmonton girl
A U.S. man on Monday pleaded guilty to sexually exploiting an Edmonton girl and smuggling her across the border in 2022.
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And then there were 3: Vote for Edmonton's city bird in final round
Birds of a feather flock together, proven by the thousands of Edmonton-area residents who cast their vote in the first round of competition to determine the "official" city bird.
Former board member charged with embezzling $300K from Lloydminster hockey association
A Lloydminster man has been charged after hundreds of thousands of dollars were embezzled from the Lloydminster Minor Hockey Association.
'Not asking for a lot': School support workers off the job in Edmonton, nearby area
Education support workers gathered under pitch-black pre-dawn skies in Edmonton and nearby communities Monday to go on strike in a wage dispute with their employers.
hMPV cases in Alberta rising but still below historical average, province says
Human metapneumovirus (hMPV) cases are increasing slightly in Alberta, but the province says the current test positivity rate is lower than average.
Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley joins labour-focused law firm
Former Alberta premier Rachel Notley is returning to her legal roots, joining western Canadian law firm Southern Butler Price.
Pacific rivals Oilers, Kings expect close game Monday night
The Edmonton Oilers' head coach said following his team's morning skate the visiting Los Angeles Kings are known for waiting for their opponents to make mistakes and force things, allowing them chances to create offence.
'Never safe to skate on': officials warn residents of the dangers of ice integrity at stormwater ponds
Epcor and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services (EFRS) are reminding residents of the risks of traversing frozen stormwater ponds during the winter.
West-end crash causing traffic delays
Police have asked commuters to avoid an intersection in west Edmonton where they are investigating a crash.
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And then there were 3: Vote for Edmonton's city bird in final round
Birds of a feather flock together, proven by the thousands of Edmonton-area residents who cast their vote in the first round of competition to determine the "official" city bird.
Home runs to hat tricks: Riverhawks trade cleats for skates at Re/Max Field
It's off season for the Edmonton Riverhawks, but the organization is making the most winter at Re/Max Field.
'Come exactly as you are': The Citadel welcomes guests of all abilities with new programming
The Citadel Theatre has a slate of new accessible performances this season including sign language interpreted, live-captioned and “relaxed."
Edmonton's longest-running minor hockey tournament celebrates 61-year legacy
One of the longest-running minor hockey tournaments held its opening ceremony at Rogers Place on Wednesday, while unveiling some new features to the program.
'Not an easy decision': Chinatown's Italian Bakery to close for good due to safety concerns
After 64 years in business, the Italian Bakery in Chinatown is closing its doors for good.
A quest for beer: Edmonton-area breweries concoct unique ales for beer-themed scavenger hunt
A beer-centric scavenger hunt is coming to tickle the taste buds of brew lovers across Alberta this week.
21-metre tall ice wall being built in Louise McKinney Park for ice climbing contest
Preparations for the UIAA Ice Climbing World Cup and YEG Ice Fest in February have begun, starting with a 21-metre wall of ice in Louise McKinney Park.
Chinatown society offers Mahjong experience for new players
A Chinatown group has organized a drop-in event to teach newcomers how to play Mahjong.
'Today's a special day': The Brick's 40th annual New Year's run raises cash for sick kids
Hundreds of Edmontonians laced up their sneakers Saturday and braved the cold for a good cause.