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Your turn: Tree canopy, landscaping, LRT art
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes two surveys about trees and shrubs, as well as an opportunity to give input on art along the Valley Line Southeast LRT. -
Chameleon food brand summers at Bibo
Greg Sweeney's evolving HOM Street Food is an occasional pop-up restaurant, a catering and prepared meals service, a packaged food brand, and now the resident operator at Bibo Str… -
Province seeks input on bikes lanes, cyclists push back
The provincial government launched a portal to submit concerns about bike lanes in municipalities on July 15, a day before Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen met with concerne… -
City would benefit from more inclusive playgrounds, says advocate
As Edmonton city council gets ready to set its next four-year budget, playground reviewer Jill Footz has a wish. -
Large capital projects likely off the table in next budget, councillor says
Don't expect anything too flashy out of the upcoming four-year budget, says a councillor with a couple of budgets under his belt. -
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… -
She suffered a life-changing injury, now her community is building her a new home
The massive and inspiring community effort to renovate Katie's home will involve an array of accessibility upgrades including wider mobility doorways, an enlarged master bedroom t… -
Heritage Fest transit experiences growing pains in first year back in Hawrelak
This year’s Heritage Festival had a successful return to its home at Hawrelak Park in terms of attendance, registering an estimated 100,000 visitors on Monday alone. But with a bi…
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Opinion: Renewing your Alberta ID shouldn't mean losing access to services
I expected renewing my Alberta identification card to be routine. It wasn’t. I spent almost two hours at a registry. The week before, I walked in, saw the line and turned around b…
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Summer Faves: Kendra Connor & Rowland Park Lookout
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Summer Faves: Raja Mita & Akawi Garlic Butter
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Summer Faves: Susan McGee & Victoria Promenade
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Another Edmonton neighbourhood opposing new bike lane
Yet another Edmonton neighbourhood is fighting a new bike lane, and it’s in the same city ward as another highly contested bike lane. This new bike lane stretching 25 blocks along… -
Alberta launches review after child hit with belt, school supervisor charged
The Alberta government says it’s reviewing the case of a boy who was hit by machine belt as part of school discipline known as the “strap” in northern Alberta. Education Minister …
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‘It’s not the police’s business’: Edmonton police criticized for social media post about online hate
Edmonton police are putting a spotlight on hate crimes in the city, making a plea in a recent video on social media asking the public to report it. But how do police decide what k…
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WestJet says all scheduled flights operating Wednesday after work stoppage
CALGARY — WestJet says it has returned to normal operations as it continues to re-book travellers whose flights were cancelled due to a work stoppage this past weekend. The post W…
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Calgarians gather at community vigil to remember boy found dead after lengthy search
Calgarians gathered outside city hall to honour Parker, the 11-year-old boy who went missing from his specialized care facility in mid-July. He was later confirmed dead after a ne…
Infoedmonton
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A moment in history: July 24, 1979
On this day in 1979, Edmonton's successful dinner theatre was putting on a production by a celebrated local playwright. -
Tech marketer makes a splash in beverage industry
The founder of Zyra Premium Vodka has used his tech-marketing playbook to build his beverage brand into a spirit of choice for elite Edmonton venues ahead of a public launch on Ju… -
Your turn: BGC Leduc, resilient landscaping
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes outreach about a proposed youth centre from Boys and Girls Club Leduc and climate-resilient landscaping in Edmonton. -
D-Spice inventors seek to make all diners feel welcome
An Edmonton-based couple who came up with a way to make spicy food less painful to eat without sacrificing the flavour will get a chance to further develop their innovation. -
Your turn: Chinatown housing, Windsor Park rezoning, and more
This week's batch of calls for public engagement includes a questionnaire about housing in Edmonton's Chinatown and a rezoning proposal in Windsor Park. -
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… -
Lose Brett Kulak? Edmonton Oilers acquire Kulak-like prospect in Sharks trade
Cult of Hockey prospect series 2026: #21, Zach Sharp 21 years old, 6’2, 180 lbs., drafted #124th overall in 2025 The more I read about new Edmonton Oilers prospect Zach Sharp, the…
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'Not into a buyer's market yet': Edmonton's hot housing market cooling, sales slip while inventory grows
'That is normally a seasonal trend, but we are seeing a little more of a slowdown than we saw last year'
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Field service company fined $132,000 for 2023 workplace injury
An Alberta field services company has been fined $132,000 after an employee was seriously injured at a work site in August 2023. Brock Canada Field Services Ltd. pleaded guilty on…
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Alberta RCMP officers involved in separate shootings in two days
'I feel for the suspects, but I also feel for our officers who were put in that situation and had to do what they had to do. My heart goes out to everyone involved'
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Property of the Week: First Mark for Funk
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Diner-style Breakfast in Devon
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Property of the Week: A Touch of History
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Edmonton business surrounded by construction projects blames ‘accessibility nightmare’ for drop in customers
When Erin Mack opened her clothing store on Edmonton’s 124 Street seven years ago, she was relying on foot traffic to gain customers and thrive. But now Paper Doll Clothing and ot… -
Alberta ministry facing workplace safety charges in firefighter’s 2024 death
Alberta’s government is facing workplace safety related charges in the death of a firefighter who was struck by a tree about two years ago while tackling the massive wildfire in J…
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Edmonton’s Mill Woods gets e-scooters, e-bikes as part of pilot project
After long being left without two-wheeled transportation, Edmonton’s Mill Woods neighbourhood is getting shared e-scooters and e-bikes. It’s part of a pilot project that’s also lo…
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Edmonton rolls out e-scooter safety pilot project in Mill Woods
Mill Woods is the newest e-bike and e-scooter expansion area in Edmonton. The roll out will also serve as a safety and parking pilot project that city council hopes to implement a…
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'All strategic sectors' being discussed as new U.S. tariff threat looms, says Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canadian trade negotiators are focusing talks with their U.S. counterparts on "all strategic sectors," including autos, as the deadline for U.S. Pr…
Edmontonjournal
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Rossdale debate reflects differing worldviews and capacities, advocates say
Decisions such as the land-use changes that Edmonton's city council recently made in Rossdale tend to draw imaginary lines as if they are real, says an Indigenous relations expert. -
No easy answers for city budget, says rookie councillor
So far, Edmonton city council's budget process has taught Coun. Reed Clarke that there aren't as many levers to pull as he thought when he ran for office. -
A moment in history: July 17, 1886
On this day in 1886, the Hermitage homestead was accepting students into one of Edmonton's earliest schools. -
No swiping or texting on Edmonton-made dating app
Annie Poirier was fed up with typical dating apps like Hinge and Tinder. -
A moment in history: July 10, 1953
On this day in 1953, Edmonton's Exhibition Lands were being prepared for the 75th anniversary of the city's annual summer fair. -
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… -
Oil Kings' Stroeder steps up for Team Canada at Hlinka-Gretzky Cup
Hockey’s a game full of time-honoured clichés, from soft dumps to getting pucks deep to more traffic in front of the net to, um, the more recent mantra about it being “a process” … -
Student beaten with belt: Alberta launches review into Mennonite school child abuse case
"The safety and well-being of students is my top priority," said Alberta Education and Childcare Minister Demetrios Nicolaides
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Five people dead, 28 injured in collisions over long weekend: Alberta RCMP
'1,107 traffic-related tickets over a three-day period is unacceptable. I feel like drivers on the road need to be safer. We had five fatalities over the three days'
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Rural Road Trip
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Good Scents
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25 Things to Do in August 2026
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Second Property of the Week: Meet on the Dock at Mara Lake
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Carney raises concerns as European soccer leagues add to pressure on FIFA president Infantino amid ‘crisis’ meeting
The association of European soccer leagues called for governance reform of FIFA on Wednesday, adding to the mounting pressure on president Gianni Infantino following his failed pl…
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Survey of Jewish university students finds widespread antisemitism on campuses
OTTAWA — The vast majority of Jewish students who responded to a government-commissioned survey late last year said they had experienced or witnessed antisemitism on campus. The p…
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Public service cuts putting Canadians at risk from climate disasters: union
OTTAWA — A federal union is arguing public service cuts are elevating the threats Canadians face from climate disasters. The post Public service cuts putting Canadians at risk fro…
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Alberta government begins work repaving critical highway through Fort McMurray
Construction follows a provincial funding promise of $15 million to repair the highway after dozens of frustrated locals took matters into their own hands and filled potholes on H…
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Man gets 10-year sentence for fatal Yellowhead County shooting, police chase
A man initially charged with second-degree murder after a fatal shooting in Yellowhead County pleaded guilty Wednesday to the lesser charge of manslaughter with a firearm. Levi Wi…