Lengthy warm spell begins to take hold
After some wild swings in temperature over the past two weeks, we’re starting to see a steadier pattern settle in.
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After some wild swings in temperature over the past two weeks, we’re starting to see a steadier pattern settle in.
The Edmonton Oilers face elimination Tuesday at home against the Anaheim Ducks after reaching the Stanley Cup final each of the last two years.
Firefighter recruits were in Hinton Monday preparing for Alberta’s upcoming wildfire season.
Dozens of new recruits were in Hinton on April 27 preparing for Alberta's wildfire season.
Researchers at the University of Alberta are working to develop a vaccine for Parkinson’s disease and have entered the testing phase.
Tee-rific news: Edmonton's civic golf courses are slated to open over the coming week.
Living within the city doesn’t mean you’re immune to wildfires.
The trial is underway for the man accused of supplying the gun that was used to kill two Edmonton Police Service officers and seriously injure a restaurant worker.
Mounties are trying to find a stolen vehicle with two crated peacocks inside.
Edmonton’s city council has passed changes to a bylaw that reduces the height of small-scale residential infill housing to 9.5 metres from 10.5 metres.
A man has been charged with second-degree murder in relation to a 2023 homicide in southwest Edmonton.
The province has issued an ice jam watch for the Fort McMurray area near Athabasca and Clearwater rivers.
Good goal or not, the Edmonton Oilers are facing long odds of getting out of the first round of the National Hockey League playoffs this year. For more than just statistical and historical reasons.
Applications are now open for the 2026-27 Indigenous Artist-in-Residence Program.
Edmonton Police Service’s tactical team was called in to apprehend a thief Monday.
With the tabling of new legislation, the Alberta government has begun the process of ending twice yearly changes to the clocks and locking on permanent Daylight Saving Time. Andrew Smith, the Intergovernmental Relations Officer with the Yukon government joins Alberta Primetime's Michael Higgins to discuss what the road could look like since he led the way in Yukon's transition.