Longtime member of Edmonton theatre community dies during 'A Christmas Carol' performance
Edmonton's theatre community is in mourning after an actor died during a performance of "A Christmas Carol" at the Citadel Theatre on Sunday.
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'Be vigilant': 24 arsons in south Edmonton under police investigation
The Edmonton Police Service now says it is investigating 24 suspicious fires in south Edmonton.
Oilers penalty kill rises from stagnant start to season
Over their last seven games, since Nov. 28, Edmonton's penalty kill has been perfect. It's now 28th in the league of 32 teams instead of dead last.
'All people are at risk': AHS warns winter walkers about hidden ice under snow
Driving during the winter months is no easy task, however walking outside can be just as dangerous given the icy conditions.
Former Alberta teacher pleads not guilty in second child sexual assault case
A former Alberta teacher has pleaded not guilty to two counts of sexual exploitation and one count of sexual interference in three separate incidents involving children.
Nearly 300 Edmontonians reported crashes this weekend
Nearly 300 people reported a crash this past weekend as a massive snowfall hit the Edmonton area.
Death of worker in Edmonton smokehouse leads to 26 charges against food processing company
An Ontario-based food processing company is facing 26 charges under Alberta Occupational Health and Safety legislation in connection with the death of a worker at an Edmonton facility in 2023.
GST holiday welcome but long-term affordability concerns persist: Alberta economists
An upcoming goods-and-services tax holiday is welcome news for Albertans and all Canadians, say economists, but issues surrounding affordability will likely persist across the country long-term.
The story of Alberta's rural long COVID program that never was
As better diagnosis and symptom management emerged for people with long COVID, researchers in Alberta set to work creating a program that could remotely connect urban specialists and rural patients. Between development and clinical implementation, the project was shelved.
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The Beach Boys are bringing a taste of summer to Edmonton
March is usually a cold month in Edmonton, but The Beach Boys will bring a taste of summer with them when they perform here.
The Edmonton Singing Christmas Tree returns after 5-year hiatus
The Edmonton Singing Christmas Tree concert is back after a five-year hiatus with a few new changes to the long-standing tradition.
Katy Perry adds Edmonton concert to Canadian leg of tour
Katy Perry will perform in Edmonton in July when she is on "The Lifetimes Tour."
Indigenous vendors featured at River Cree Holiday Market
The fourth annual River Cree Resort and Casino holiday market is taking place this weekend.
New exhibit shares stories of resiliency at City Hall
A new exhibit sharing the stories of residential school survivors opened at Edmonton city hall on Friday.
Direct flights to Houston available in Edmonton starting next year
Edmonton International Airport (YEG) has announced more direct flights to the United States starting next spring.
Santas, sports and shows: Here's what's happening in Edmonton this weekend
If you want to get out and enjoy the weather, or get inside and warm up, there's plenty to do in and around Edmonton this weekend.
How Edmonton chefs are spicing things up, and where to go for a 'trendy' meal
From globally-inspired pastries to vegan fast food and Connor McDavid-themed culinary delights, Edmonton has a lot to offer anyone looking to try something trendy.
Oil Kings raising money for Santas Anonymous with teddy toss this weekend
The Oil Kings are hoping to raise more than $18,000 for Santas Anonymous this weekend during the Teddy Bear Toss.