Edmonton

Five homes were destroyed in a northern Alberta wildfire that forced the evacuation of close to 200 properties, a county official says.

Larry Zima is excited, as are — dare we say — at least hundreds of thousands if not millions of other Canadian soccer fans anxiously awaiting the start of next month’s FIFA World Cup in North America.

Elections Alberta says a massive hiring effort for the fall referendum on the province’s place in Canada is to get underway early next month.

The heat retreats and a multi-day heavy rain event is on the horizon for most of Alberta.

Downtown Edmonton is bustling with summer activities and events as the City encourages people to come and have fun.

The sun has set on a healthy grocer and eatery that called the downtown core home for more than 30 years.

Good times are in the forecast starting Friday night at Edmonton’s Re/Max Field.

An Edmonton family wants answers in the wake of a man’s death earlier this month at a hospital.

Thousands attended a protest of the United Conservative government’s policies in downtown Edmonton on Friday.

Alberta child-care facilities will soon be subject to a new rule about notifying families about potentially criminal incidents in a timely manner.

The evacuation order prompted by wildfire in a county northwest of Edmonton on Thursday has been lifted.

The firm building the LRT line extension in Edmonton’s west end has been fined $120,000 after a worker was injured on the job three years ago.

These are the stories that dominated Edmontonians’ interest this week.

Genevieve Kelemen and Teresa Sdao-Wasylenko aren’t 100 years old, but their earliest teaching memories come from a school that is.