'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."
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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.
'Noon Year' mocktail party serves as non-alcoholic way to ring in 2025
Sober Edmontonians rung in the new year Wednesday with a "Noon Year" celebration at a mocktail bar.
Fireworks, waterparks and horse-drawn carriages: Here are New Year's Eve events happening in Edmonton
With Christmas 2024 in the books, there's only one more holiday for families to enjoy before opening the 2025 cat calendar you received from a distant relative: New Year's Eve.
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'Elaborate' solar-powered encampment found in Fulton Creek
Edmonton police have dismantled two large encampments in the Fulton Creek area, including one with electricity.
Saskatchewan man sentenced in historical Edmonton sexual assault case
A Saskatchewan man has been sentenced to two-years-less-a-day of house arrest for a sexual assault case that happened in Edmonton more than 40 years ago.
Alberta resources on standby as wildfires devastate southern California
Alberta's premier says the province is preparing to support California fight a series of wildfires tearing through the Los Angeles area.
26 charges laid in Alberta crash that killed 2 motorcyclists on charity ride
A Slave Lake man is facing more than two dozen charges in connection with a crash that killed two people and injured several others in August.
Thick, black smoke billows from Red Deer fire
Emergency crews were called to a fire at an industrial property in Red Deer on Thursday.
'The last thing I would have expected': Rare daylight theft shocks Sherwood Park woman
A Sherwood Park woman was left shocked and dismayed after a recent high-speed theft in a grocery store parking lot.
Submachine gun, $460,000 in drugs seized from Edmonton home
More than 70 charges have been laid after nearly two kilograms of drugs and a submachine gun were found at a central Edmonton home.
Strike notice served by Edmonton educational support staff
School support staff, including educational assistants, served a 72-hour strike notice on Thursday, its union has announced.
Alberta United Conservatives vote to boost MLA pay, taxpayer funding for their caucus
Alberta United Conservative members of the legislature have voted to boost MLA salaries for the first time since 2013.
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Strike notice served by Edmonton educational support staff
School support staff, including educational assistants, served a 72-hour strike notice on Thursday, its union has announced.
'This isn't just my mom's story,' says daughter of woman allegedly killed by partner
Abigail Robson says she moved from Nova Scotia to Alberta as a young girl with her mother 10 years ago for a fresh start.
'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.
How this St. Albert family of 7 spends $700 a month on groceries and gas
The high cost of food can be highly demanding on a family's monthly budget. However, a St. Albert family of seven has found a way to reduce their spending.
Athabasca 'chop shop' bust yields millions in stolen vehicles, heavy equipment: RCMP
RCMP have made what they call a "major recovery" of stolen property in Athabasca.
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Edmonton Elks release division all-star Elliott Brown to pursue NFL job
The Edmonton Elks have released American defensive lineman Elliott Brown for him to pursue NFL opportunities.
Oilers fine-tune details to become hottest NHL team since U.S. Thanksgiving
The Edmonton Oilers have been the hottest NHL team since American Thanksgiving, that often-accurate divining rod applied to the standings at the season's quarter pole to predict which teams will and won't make the playoffs.
Oilers shut out Bruins in Boston for fourth win in a row
Adam Henrique scored twice, Stuart Skinner made 26 saves and the Edmonton Oilers won their fourth straight game, beating the Bruins 4-0 on Tuesday in Boston.
Czech pair returns to Oil Kings after capturing world junior bronze
It was the "biggest goal" of junior forward Adam Jecho's hockey career so far: the winning goal in the recent world junior championships that propelled his Czechia team into the semifinals.
Oilers on torrid pace as Bruins search for winning edge
Edmonton makes the cross-country trek to continue a four-game road trip following a 4-2 win Sunday at the Seattle Kraken, its third straight victory and 14th in the last 18 games (14-3-1).
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PM Trudeau says he thinks Trump is using talk of Canada becoming 51st state to distract from tariff impact
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he thinks U.S. president-elect Donald Trump is drumming up drama on Canadian statehood to detract from tariff talks.
Thousands of structures destroyed in L.A. County's most destructive fire
A series of wildfires tore through densely populated parts of the Los Angeles, Calif. area. Five people have been reported dead. U.S. Gov. Gavin Newsom said thousands of resources have been deployed to contain the fires.
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BREAKING U.S. Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to delay sentencing in his New York hush money case
A divided U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday rejected U.S. president-elect Donald Trump's bid to delay his sentencing in his hush money case in New York.
Ex-Trump adviser says Canada in 'difficult position' amid tariff threat, Trudeau resignation
In the face of a potential tariff war, U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s former national security adviser John Bolton says 'Canada is in a difficult position' in part due to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's resignation and a looming general election.
Is the Hollywood sign on fire?
As fires scorch Los Angeles, fake images and videos of a burning Hollywood sign have circulated on social media.
Canadian travellers now require an ETA to enter U.K. Here's what to know
Starting Jan. 8, Canadians visiting the U.K. for short trips will need to secure an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) before boarding their flight, according to regulations set out by the U.K. government.
'True when I said it, true today': former Canadian PM Harper pushes back against Trump on social media
Former prime minister Stephen Harper doesn’t find U.S. president-elect Donald Trump’s jibes about Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state very amusing.
Poilievre says the next Canadian election will be about the carbon price
Pierre Poilievre returned to Ottawa on Thursday after the holidays with a familiar demand for Justin Trudeau: call a carbon-tax election.
More than 150 students sick at University of Guelph, says public health
More than 150 cases of gastroenteritis have been reported at the University of Guelph.