2nd Edmonton daycare closed after failing to meet licencing requirements
For the second day in a row, the province announced on Friday the closure of a daycare in Edmonton.
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Edmonton makes clean energy retrofit program permanent
A program providing financing for clean energy retrofits will open permanently to Edmontonians on Oct. 17.
It's a girl: Edmonton Oilers' Evander Kane prepares for baby #4
The Edmonton Oilers off-ice family is once again expanding as winger Evander Kane prepares for baby number four.
Jordin Tootoo documentary premiering in Canada at Rogers Place Friday
A new film on a Canadian NHL icon will premier at Rogers Place Friday night.
Hundreds of volunteers help with Edmonton's 2024 homeless count
Hundreds of volunteers took to the streets and park areas around the city for the 2024 Point in Time count on Thursday night.
Epcor to keep invasive goldfish out of river by pumping water out of pond
There are more developments involving goldfish at an Edmonton stormwater pond.
Pumpkins, frights and Thanksgiving delights: Ways to save and spend time this long-weekend in Edmonton
Are you looking for a way to get out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend? If so, there are multiple fall-themed events to help pass the time and enjoy the outdoors while Edmonton is still seeing those double-digit highs.
Why is home solar generation in Alberta limited to personal use?
A look at the reasons Albertans with solar panels on their home can't put electricity back into the province's power grid.
Indigenous population of incarcerated women still rising despite calls to action
The percentage of Indigenous inmates in federal women’s prisons has risen steadily over the last 20 years, hitting about 50 per cent overall and at least 72.3 per cent in Edmonton, the Investigative Journalism Foundation has found.
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Jordin Tootoo documentary premiering in Canada at Rogers Place Friday
A new film on a Canadian NHL icon will premier at Rogers Place Friday night.
Pumpkins, frights and Thanksgiving delights: Ways to save and spend time this long-weekend in Edmonton
Are you looking for a way to get out of the house this Thanksgiving weekend? If so, there are multiple fall-themed events to help pass the time and enjoy the outdoors while Edmonton is still seeing those double-digit highs.
Parking meters make comeback at AMA centres for charity
The Alberta Motor Association (AMA) is bringing back classic, coin-operated parking meters, but for a charitable purpose.
Kane Brown coming to Edmonton in March
Kane Brown will be performing in Edmonton in March as part of his new tour named after his upcoming album, The High Road.
Should magpies be Edmonton's bird? Here's how to cast your vote
Edmontonians are being asked to cast their ballot for the local bird they think best represents our city.
Realtors Row returns to Churchill Square
Churchill Square is again home to Realtors Row.
Chris Joseph makes appearance at Richard Secord School for Read-In Week
Edmonton Oilers alumni Chris Joseph and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services kicked off Read-In Week at Richard Secord School on Monday.
'They make me dig deep': How this 63-year-old Alberta CFR champion stays on top of the competition
Barrel racer pro Lynette Brodoway has been riding in rodeos since before some of her competitors were born.
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.