Edmonton

School boards in the Leduc area have added a suicide and traumatic event response to their more-than-a-decade-long commitment to risk assessment protocol.

The Alberta government says forcing the City of Edmonton to fix high-density housing bylaws fall well within the province’s powers, despite critics saying the move undermines municipal autonomy.

The city says it is working to repair 20 streetlights in the Bellevue neighbourhood after they were vandalized and stripped of copper.

Two fire investigators testified on Thursday about the presence of an accelerant at the trial of a man accused of setting fire to his apartment.

Justice Thomas Rothwell has been appointed to the Appeal Court of Alberta in Edmonton.

Contemporary soul and R&B singer-songwriter Leon Bridges will be making a stop in Edmonton on his Happiness Anytime 2027 tour.

Danielle Smith says her government is rolling back zoning bylaws in Edmonton, a decision Mayor Andrew Knack said will cost residents at tax time.

The province’s social services minister announced changes to the Alberta Disability Assistance Program based on feedback from the community.

Police say there is no active threat or risk to the public after investigating a weapons complaint at a junior high school in Ermineskin Thursday morning.

A Canadian senator says a scenario posed by question seven of Alberta’s referendum which could see the Senate abolished is “next to impossible.”

One person is facing charges after an armed robbery at a 7-Eleven in northeastern Alberta.

The city’s golf courses will soon be closed as the 2026 season comes to an end.

An in-custody death last month is under investigation by the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT).

A man considered to be a “significant risk” to the community is being released from prison and will be living in Edmonton, police said on Thursday.

Elections Alberta says measures are in place to prevent bulk ballot applications in the upcoming referendum.