In Pictures: Destruction, cleanup at Edmonton City Hall

The door to an encampment in the Edmonton river valley. (Source: Edmonton Police Service)

In Pictures: Edmonton encampment with washing machine

The Edmonton Police Service dismantled an elaborate encampment in October 2024 that included solar panels and a mini power grid.

Jasper residents who can't return to their homes were given permission to live in campers on the street in August, 2024. (Source: Parks Canada)

In Pictures: Return to Jasper after the wildfire

On Aug. 16, 2024, Jasper residents were welcomed home after wildfire swept through their town on July 24.

Elk in the Jasper townsite on Aug. 2, 2024. (Source: Parks Canada)

In Pictures: Elk return to Jasper after fire

Elk roamed the town of Jasper in the first week of August before evacuees were allowed to return to the townsite after the July 24 wildfire.

View from Maligne Valley looking towards the Athabasca Valley in Jasper National Park in August 2024. (Source: Parks Canada)

In Pictures: Jasper wildfire aftermath

On July 24, 2024, a wildfire swept through the town of Jasper, Alta. destroying multiple structures

In Pictures: Canada Day 2024 in Edmonton

Florida Panthers forward Aleksander Barkov (16) hoists the Stanley Cup in front of fans after winning the finals in Sunrise, Fla., on Monday, June 24, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette

In Pictures: Oilers vs. Panthers in Game 7

The Edmonton Oilers and Florida Panthers played Game 7 for the Stanley Cup on June 24, 2024.

Edmonton Oilers fans react to the loss against the Florida Panthers in game 7 of the NHL Stanley Cup final, in Edmonton on Monday June 24, 2024. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jason Franson

In Pictures: Oilers fans at the Ice District for Game 7

Edmonton Oilers fans flocked to the Ice District on Monday, June 24 to watch their team take on the Florida Panthers for the Stanley Cup.

Sandbags prepared by volunteers await placement around historic buildings at the Heritage Village site in Fort McMurray, Alberta on Wednesday April 30, 2020. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Greg Halinda

Rising rivers overtake Fort McMurray

McMurray Aviation captured these dramatic photos showing parts of Fort McMurray underwater as river levels continue to rise.

The Fort McKay First Nation shared these incredible wildlife images caught by motion-sensor cameras in the rugged, raw and pristine part of northern Alberta known as Moose Lake. (Courtesy Ryan Grandjambe/Fort McKay First Nation)

Moose, bears and wolverines: Alberta First Nation releases year in wildlife photos

The Fort MacKay First Nation shared these incredible wildlife images caught by motion-sensor cameras in the rugged, raw and pristine part of northern Alberta known as Moose Lake.

Inside Canada's biggest cannabis store at West Edmonton Mall

Alberta-based Aurora Cannabis is opening the largest cannabis shop in the country: A mammoth 11,000-square-foot storefront in West Edmonton Mall.

A snowy outdoor Remembrance Day ceremony was held at Edmonton's historic Calder Cenotaph. Nov. 11, 2019. (John Hanson/CTV News Edmonton)

Edmonton pays respects at Remembrance Day ceremonies

Edmontonians remembered the sacrifices of soldiers who fought for our country in various Remembrance Day ceremonies held around the city Monday.

Edmonton climate action strike draws thousands to legislature

Thousands of students and other protesters descended on the Alberta legislature Friday as part of a worldwide movement to draw attention to climate change and encourage leaders to act.

Elton John-inspired art show created by Bernie Taupin comes to Edmonton

A new exhibit at Edmonton's EPCOR Tower features original works created by Bernie Taupin, a man who has written some Elton John's greatest hits.

These Alberta seniors have heartwarming advice for students going back to school

Residents of Dr. James Hemstock Retirement Residence in Lloydminster, Alta. took part in a touching photo series to give advice for any students nervous about going back to school