Edmonton

Dozens gathered at the Red Ribbon Building Sunday to remember Edmontonians who have died from HIV.

A church in south Edmonton was damaged by smoke and flooding after a nearby fire Saturday.

Fewer Albertans than residents of other provinces are highly satisfied with their life, according to Statistics Canada.

Trevor Redmond wants you to invest in your health. He’s making that known by dressing head-to-to in yellow while he walks, runs and bikes across Canada.

Families looking to spend a staycation with a little more money in their pockets are getting some help from popular attractions around the city.

The Alberta Medical Association says another patient has died while waiting for care at a hospital, as the province’s health agency investigates the case.

The “footprint” of the iconic Downtown Farmers’ Market ebbs and flows over the course of its five-month run, according to spokesperson Quinn Phillips.

Two heritage sites in St. Albert are open to the public once more as the weather turns warmer.

As we head into the busy driving season, officials are asking drivers to slow down.

One person was flown by STARS air ambulance to a hospital Friday evening after a head-on crash in northern Alberta.

The violent attack of Rylin Brinston in central Alberta, which went viral online, has since generated both public outcry and an outpouring of support from those in her community.

The province’s largest union is highlighting what it calls a crisis in care for Alberta’s seniors.

Edmonton Public Schools took a hands-on approach on Friday to celebrate Diversity Day.

An indoor sports facility in Red Deer, Alta., is closed until further notice after a whipping windstorm Thursday collapsed its dome.

The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village east of Edmonton will reopen Saturday with a temporary visitor centre, after the original was destroyed in a grass fire last year.