Alberta's Smith wants Ottawa to resume negotiations with U.S. before counter-tariffs
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling on Ottawa to get back to the negotiating table with the United States before its counter-tariffs take effect in two weeks.
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Identity theft is not a joke, Jim: Edmonton tire shop remakes ‘The Office’ intro for fun
As a wise man once quoted Wayne Gretzky, “You miss 100 per cent of the shots you don’t take.” An Edmonton auto shop is taking that sitcom reference and running with it.
‘Striking’ lunar eclipse watch party planned for Coronation Park
The sun, earth and moon are preparing to align and local skywatchers can catch the action at Coronation Park on Thursday night.
Transportation Safety Board recommends change after 2023 eastern Alberta train derailment
CN Railway accepted several incomplete health assessments prior to a locomotive engineer experiencing a medical emergency while supervising a trainee, resulting in a crash between two trains in eastern Alberta in 2023.
Bomb threat necessitated visible police security at Edmonton Pride Parade: organizers
Edmonton Pride Parade executive director Trevor Watson says a bomb threat contributed to the decision to have police at the march Saturday.
Deadly fall results in $318K fine for Alberta landscaping company
An Alberta-based landscaping company has pleaded guilty to its involvement in the death of a worker at an Edmonton construction site in 2023.
Man answering online ad for sex robbed at gunpoint in Sherwood Park: RCMP
A Sherwood Park man is facing multiple charges after allegedly robbing a man who responded to an ad for sexual services in the Cloverbar Road area.
Killarney School temporarily relocates group of students due to July storm repairs
A group of students from a north Edmonton school damaged during a severe July storm will relocate to another school next week to start the school year.
Sunny skies and a 3-day heat streak
One more blast of late-summer heat before the kids go back to school next week.
Notley, Kenney join forces to co-chair business campaign against Alberta separation
Two former Alberta political foes are joining forces to make the case for the province to stay in Canada.
Alberta honey hit hard by U.S. tariffs but province getting off lightly overall: economist
A sweet Alberta product is suddenly turning a little more sour in the wake of stiff U.S. tariffs slapped on Canadian products.
‘A place of love’: New $16.8M facility opens for Indigenous students at the U of A
A new multi-million-dollar facility is ready to welcome thousands of Indigenous students home at the University of Alberta (U of A).
Provincial, federal efforts team up for obesity prevention, management strategies
Health arms of the provincial and federal governments have agreed to work together to develop obesity prevention and management strategies.
First Riders program teaches kids how to safely ride the bus
The Edmonton Public School Board teamed up with ETS on Monday to help kids prepare for taking the bus as the summer comes to a close.
Infrastructure held up well despite record-breaking rainfall: city, Epcor
The city says stormwater infrastructure withstood the heavy rains Edmonton experienced this year despite dozens of closures due to flooding.
Latest case of Dutch elm disease 8th discovered in city this year
Dutch elm disease recently found in a downtown tree is the 17th case of the ailment found in the city since it was first discovered here two years ago.