City trying to make up lost Yellowhead Trail construction time by closing 121 Street turnoff
The city is closing the westbound turnoff from Yellowhead Trail onto 121 Street to catch up on construction progress lost to bad weather.
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The city is closing the westbound turnoff from Yellowhead Trail onto 121 Street to catch up on construction progress lost to bad weather.
A 16-year-old boy is facing charges after he allegedly hit an SUV while riding an electric dirt bike.
The Edmonton River Float is shutting down its operations early this year, chalking it up to a bad set of circumstances with a season of heavy rain.
Two concertgoers were taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries during the Guns N' Roses concert at Commonwealth Stadium on Wednesday.
The Winspear Centre and the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra will be offering affordable ticket options to eligible individuals and families.
A man was taken to hospital after he was hit by a pickup on Friday morning.
The closure of a voluntary addiction treatment program in Edmonton is devastating, say a former client and local family doctor.
These are the stories that dominated Edmontonians’ interest this week.
Cadence Weapon never gave artificial intelligence permission to learn from his music. But the Edmonton-raised rapper, born Rollie Pemberton, says he recently found 129 of his songs in datasets used to train AI music generators.
Here are some of the new and noteworthy events in and around the Edmonton area this weekend:
An Alberta MLA is travelling south of the border amid a heated trade war between Canada and the U.S.
Several youths were ticketed on Aug. 21 while RCMP officers were conducting a targeted traffic operation near Villeneuve Road and St. Albert Trail.
An Edmonton man is left with unanswered questions and a hefty bill after a person driving a shared e-scooter crashed into his trailer, damaging it.
Edmonton’s Nepalese community is pledging to help with fundraising efforts in the wake of Wednesday’s devastating flooding in the south Asian country.
A corn maze east of Edmonton is honouring Dolly Parton’s widespread, beloved legacy the best it knows how: with an intricate design of her face.
Earlier this week, the University of Alberta announced it will be relocating a historic pipe organ and war memorial from its Faculty of Arts Convocation Hall to a church south of Lethbridge.