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Your turn: Low Level Bridge replacement
This week's roundup of calls for public engagement includes a survey about the planned replacement of the Low Level Bridge, as well as an "Ask Me Anything" session from Edmonton's… -
Coyote sightings increase in fall, but fear not, says researcher
A rise in the presence of coyotes in Edmonton doesn't inherently mean increased risk for humans, but fall is a time to watch out for a little teenage rebellion, an expert says. -
Your turn: Budgets across the region
This week's roundup of calls for engagement includes opportunities for the public to have input into municipal budgets across the region. -
Alberta Ecotrust sees role for AI to advance climate solutions
Though the use of artificial intelligence has come under fire for its impact on the environment, the technology has a role to play in addressing environmental challenges, says the… -
Your turn: Parking on residential streets
This week's roundup of calls for public engagement includes feedback opportunities on Edmonton's residential parking program as well as surveys about a future neighbourhood in Led… -
Whyte Avenue Art Walk
Whyte Avenue Art Walk returns in all its full glory Imagine an outdoor celebration of art, a festival where you can meet the artists as they create before your eyes. You’d be desc… -
Celebrate with Canadian Energy Museum
On February 13, 2022, the Leduc #1 celebrated 75 years since its official production began. A National Historic Site, the Imperial Oil well marked a turning point in the history o… -
The Ice on Whyte Festival Gets Creative with Winter
The best way to navigate an Edmonton winter is to engage with the beauty and whimsy of the season. The Ice on Whyte Festival is celebrating its 20th season in Edmonton and will be… -
Taste of Edmonton
Pleasing the forever-loyal downtown crowd and other food enthusiasts who head into the heart of the city to sample these scrumptious dishes, Taste of Edmonton has been able to gro… -
Alberta's Smith, Lund disagree over petition meeting in wake of Rath texts
'It felt to me like we were treated very unfairly,' Lund said, while the premier's office says the pair's meeting was cordial and that her government had been forthcoming with the… -
Parents charged in 2025 death of 25-day-old infant: police
Edmonton police have charged both parents in the case of a 25-day-old boy who died in hospital last year. Emergency crews responded on Feb 4, 2025, to a report of an infant in med…
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Mayor Andrew Knack calls new electoral map ‘textbook gerrymandering’
'We had a series of maps created by an independent commission and have been rejected and then new maps were drawn'
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A Craft Cocktail for Every Month in Edmonton
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Vacation of the Week: Huatulco With Friends
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Eniola Salami
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Toronto police halt online scam in progress, prevent $3M loss after tip from Edmonton police
A potential fraud victim was minutes away from losing millions of dollars when officers interrupted a video call and prevented the scam from being completed, Toronto police say. T… -
Minister says tax credits will spur investment to expand electricity grid
Environment Minister Julie Dabrusin says she’s confident the billions of dollars in tax credits in the new federal budget will encourage private investment to build out Canada’s e…
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‘Guise of massage’: sex-related investigation in southern Alberta leads to charges
An investigation by police, municipal officials, and the Canada Border Services Agency is leading to charges into an alleged case of sexual services being offered for money under …
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Elections Alberta pegs separation referendum cost at $84 million
Alberta’s elections agency says last month’s historic separation vote came with a price tag of $84 million. Officials from Elections Alberta shared the total when they appeared at…
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Mother and father charged in newborn boy's 2025 death in Edmonton
The mother and father of a newborn who died in Edmonton 21 months ago are now facing criminal charges in his death.
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A moment in history: Nov. 6, 1979
On this day in 1979, Edmonton's CFL team was prepping for the Western Conference Finals, on the road to what would become a record-setting Grey Cup dynasty. -
A look at how Edmonton's budget stacks up so far
In a proposed budget that city manager Eddie Robar described as "not sexy," Edmontonians can expect renewal, operating funding for basic maintenance, and the completion of several… -
A moment in history: Oct. 30, 1973
On this day in 1973, Edmonton's two Army and Navy stores were advertising a winter sale. -
Throws of passion: Love takes wrestlers outside the ring
The founder of Love Pro Wrestling is bringing his carnivalesque promotion to an unusual place — the Art Gallery of Alberta — as part of his mission to attract new audiences to the… -
A moment in history: Oct. 23, 1920
On this day in 1920, Edmontonians were preparing to vote on whether to ban alcohol imports. -
Edmonton Taxi Group
Greater Edmonton Taxi Service Inc.—Edmonton and area’s largest transportation provider—has a history of unparalleled customer service that can be traced back to 1945. Their taxi f… -
Discover Leduc in Winter
Edmonton’s southern neighbour has plenty going on during the winter months, including a bustling shopping district and gorgeous outdoor attractions. As you discover more about the… -
All is Bright Festival
The 124 Street Business Association’s All Is Bright Festival is an outdoor, culturally unique event celebrating the coming of the winter season in Edmonton and lighting up the nig… -
Ex-Oilers forward earning big bucks, but healthy scratch tonight for new team
This in from The Athletic’s Matthew Fairburn, the publication’s beat writer in Bufffalo, news that former Edmonton Oilers forward Ryan McLeod, 27, is healthy, but won’t be playing…
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Review: The Great Gatsby glitters at The Citadel
The Citadel presents The Great Gatsby through Nov. 22
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SCTV in Edmonton: Looking back on the period when the iconic series was taped in Alberta's capital
From Dave Thomas and Rick Moranis racing down Edmonton streets to the rest of the SCTV cast playing softball at night, the sketch comedy series found its footing during the period…
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Keith Gerein: Edmonton's new budget takes some welcome steps toward normalcy, but does it go far enough?
Overall, this is the first city budget in awhile that feels like the municipality is finally beginning to play a bit of offence rather just reacting to unfriendly pressures.
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Edmonton’s Role in Northern Development
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Property of the Week: Get a Foot in the Door
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Caitlin Earle
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Tesla’s Cybertruck heads for an exit after years of hype and division
NEW YORK (AP) — Tesla’s Cybertruck, the hulking, stainless-steel pickup that inspired devotion and derision with its science-fiction looks, will cease production next year. The po…
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Houston mayor signs order to limit cooperation with ICE, says ‘elections matter’ after Democrats win
The mayor of Houston on Friday said the city would limit cooperation with federal immigration authorities, heralding “a new model” of immigration enforcement after Democrats won p…
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Parents charged in connection to death of infant in February 2025: Edmonton police
Edmonton police say two people have been charged in the death of a 25-day-old infant. EPS says on Feb. 4, 2025, officers responded to a report of an infant in medical distress in …
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Wind warnings issued for communities across Alberta
A fierce windstorm is expected to whip across a swath of Alberta communities on Friday, making for a blustery start to the weekend.
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First Nations challenging Pacific Link pipeline’s national-interest designation
Three First Nations in Alberta have filed legal challenges in an attempt to overturn the federal government’s designation of the Pacific Link pipeline as a project in the national…
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Zoning just one ingredient in infill housing boom
Changes to Edmonton's zoning bylaw are just one factor that led to an infill housing boom in the city's mature neighbourhoods, says an urban planner and developer. -
On the agenda: District energy, downtown parking, construction
This week, council will hear options for the future of the downtown district energy system, consider a rezoning for a parking lot in the core, and learn more about administration'… -
Attainable housing needs to come in all shapes and sizes, proponents say
When Omar Yaqub struggled to help an IslamicFamily client escape domestic abuse, he knew something had to change. That incident and others inspired his work on the Diamond of Dunl… -
On the agenda: Municipal autonomy, public hearing
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City pledges deeper coordination with BIAs ahead of budget
City councillors have directed administration to work with Business Improvement Areas to address maintenance, cleaning, and a strategic realignment. -
Taste of Edmonton
New website redesign launch: May 1 Tickets on pre-sale: June 1 (save $10/sheet before the festival) 2022 Festival: July 21–31 Taste of Edmonton has become a summer tradition withi… -
Mikado Restaurant
Founded in 1972, Mikado Sushi & Robata was the first Japanese restaurant to open in Edmonton! They now have three locations across the city to serve locals and visitors fresh sush… -
Discover Indigenous Artists at Bearclaw Gallery
Featured Artist: Linus Woods Linus Woods was born on the Long Plain Reserve in Manitoba in 1967. He is a descendant of Sioux and Ojibway parents. Linus studied art at Brandon Univ… -
Are you going to the Edmonton Elks' big game? Here's what you said
Eleven years has passed since the then-Eskimos defended home turf in the West Division final, before going on to win the Grey Cup
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'I don't deserve any of this,' Justin Bone says as Chinatown double murder trial marred by more outbursts
"Three lost their lives. I may be standing here breathing, alive, but I am dead, and more dead than the victims," Bone said from the prisoner's box as the victim's loved ones sat …
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Steel framing makes for stronger bones to build on
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The Traditions We Carry: Diwali Through Food in Edmonton
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Stanley A. Milner Library Has a 40-Foot Digital Wall Worth Seeing
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Christine Lee
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Trump replaces Susie Wiles with Stephen Miller as chief of staff after GOP’s midterm defeat
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump said Friday that Stephen Miller was replacing Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff, mere days after Republicans lost control of Congr…
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Budget offers little new relief for middle-income Canadians struggling with costs
OTTAWA — The latest federal budget promises billions of dollars in affordability relief, but middle-income Canadians struggling with the cost of living may find little new immedia…
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Meghan’s estranged father arrested and charged with possessing child sexual abuse materials
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The 82-year-old estranged father of Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, was arrested Friday morning in Florida on a charge of keeping child sexual abuse material in …
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Is Alberta mulling repealing hate speech protections? Depends who you ask
Danielle Smith says she's talked to her justice minister about "prioritizing" changes. He says it's not happening.
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Alberta becomes 1st province to allow optometrists to perform minor surgeries
As of Nov. 1, Alberta optometrists who undergo further training will be able to perform certain minor surgical procedures.