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Edmontonians clad in red, white and a couple rain drops were out across the city to celebrate Canada Day. In a time of separation debates, many say their dedication to the holiday is a pushback against Alberta independence.
Darnell Nurse is done in the Alberta capital.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has cancelled his Canada Day trip to his hometown of Edmonton due to thunderstorms in Ottawa.
Ice District’s Fan Park traded hockey for soccer watch parties this summer, and Canada’s FIFA World Cup involvement – and success – is giving fans all the more reason to cheer.
Crowds at Fort Edmonton Park celebrated a wide array of cultures and lifestyles on Canada Day.
Canadians are gathering across the country on Wednesday to celebrate a country grappling with a changing world and emerging separatist movements.
Premier Danielle Smith is encouraging Albertans to reflect on shared values and look ahead with optimism in a Canada Day message.
With a provincewide referendum looming on Alberta’s future in Canada, federalists and separatists say they hope Albertans will spend some time this Canada Day thinking about what the country has done for them.
A retiree is ‘beak’-oning new friends with a project that helps him both pass the time and build new bonds.
While Calgary’s Sled Island Music and Arts Festival may be in the rearview of the summer, the opportunities it yields for artists far and wide prove to be long-lasting.
Weather permitting, the City of Edmonton plans to set fireworks off over the river valley on July 1.
Alberta’s United Conservative government is inviting a political scientist and a pollster to help a panel tasked with redrawing the province’s voting lines.
The non-stop rain has been putting a damper on many summer events in the Edmonton area, but one long-standing attraction in Ponoka is embracing it.
When it comes to yards and gardens, there are pros and cons to the wet June weather.
You might find yourself feeling itchy and scratching a lot recently with an influx of mosquitoes buzzing around the city. Edmonton has set records for the wettest June - and mosquitoes are taking advantage of the added moisture.
The City of Edmonton has closed all low-lying trails and access to the North Saskatchewan River due to rising water levels and a provincial high streamflow advisory.
