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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… -
Edmonton releases infill designs amid zoning edict confusion
The City of Edmonton has released seven designs it commissioned from architects across Western Canada that it says are meant to fast-track applications for missing-middle housing … -
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… -
Earth’s Refillery Coop asking for Halloween pumpkin donations to feed rescued farm animals
Edmonton residents with leftover Jack-O-Lanterns still withering on their porch can donate their decaying gourds to the hungry pigs at an Alberta rescue farm. That’s thanks to the… -
Bill 39: Alberta seeks to end public funding for uninsured, non-medically essential lab tests
"It is important to note these changes would not affect Albertans' access to medically necessary publicly funded laboratory services"
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Oilers notes: Jarry's strong play augmented by strong team defence
Is Tristan Jarry’s hot streak, giving up three goals on the last 76 shots over three games — two of those goals allowed coming on the Devils power play in New Jersey — because of … -
Stanley A. Milner Library Has a 40-Foot Digital Wall Worth Seeing
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‘Learn what sacrifice means’: Edmonton students place poppies on fallen soldiers’ graves
North Edmonton’s Beechmount Cemetery is the final resting place for dozens of veterans who gave their lives during the first and second world wars. One week before Remembrance Day… -
3 facing charges after allegedly defrauding financial investor: RCMP
Alberta RCMP say three people are facing charges following a year-long fraud investigation. Mounties say in November 2025, they entered an investigation regarding an elaborate fin…
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Accessibility gaps remain 40 years after historic tour, says Rick Hansen
OTTAWA — In 1985, Canadian athlete and activist Rick Hansen embarked on a historic world tour, wheeling more than 40,000 kilometres across 34 countries to promote inclusion and ta…
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Know before you go: Elks host West Final for first time in a decade
It’s been a long time coming, but the Edmonton Elks are hosting a playoff game for the first time since they hosted the West Final in 2015. Saturday, the (13-4) Elks will host the…
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Edmonton Police Service says city’s recommended budget would leave department $62M short
The City of Edmonton’s proposed policing budget guarantees increases for the next four years but leaves little room to grow and update technology to keep up with complex crime, th…
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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. -
Scream organizer fights for your right to party
Boodang's massively successful Scream dance-music event is sold out for 2026, marking another milestone for a one-time introvert whose love of music brought him from chat rooms to… -
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… -
Alberta moves to introduce bill formalizing new electoral map
The Alberta government has passed a motion calling on it to legislate into effect the province’s controversial new electoral map that was published on Monday. The motion was one o…
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Maskwacis investigations led to three coke busts
RCMP say the busts are unrelated, but are part of a new $2M initiative to target organized crime
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Alberta women's shelters report rising abuse and declining admission rates
The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters said admission rates have been on a seven-year decline and have now hit a low point not seen since before the COVID-19 pandemic
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Toques, touchdowns and bobbleheads: What to expect at the Edmonton Elks Western Final game at Commonwealth Stadium
The last time Commonwealth Stadium hosted the CFL Western Final was in 2015, when the Edmonton Eskimos beat the Calgary Stampeders, eventually going on to win the Grey Cup
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Vacation of the Week: Huatulco With Friends
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Students at southeast Edmonton high school grieving student killed in weekend crash
Students at Austin O’Brien Catholic High School in southeast Edmonton are grieving the loss of one of their own. Liam Gallup, 17, was killed in a collision on the Sherwood Park Fr… -
U.S. midterm results raise hopes in Alberta for an ease of trade tensions
Alberta businesses and industry groups are cautiously optimistic that sweeping Democratic gains in the midterm elections could increase pressure to roll back tariffs and improve t…
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Rural drug trafficking investigations lead to 9 people being charged: Alberta RCMP
Alberta RCMP say nine people have been charged in connection to three of drug trafficking investigation. In February 2026, Mounties began investigating the sale of drugs around Ma…
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Alberta's governing UCP endorses proposed riding boundary changes as NDP reiterates concerns
Alberta's governing United Conservatives have officially endorsed changes to provincial riding boundaries that the Opposition NDP says it believes are “rigged” to help the UCP win…
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Alberta government hosts remembrance ceremony as country mourns CFB Wainwright victims
The province held an early ceremony to mark Remembrance Day and Indigenous Veterans Day Wednesday as family, friends and fellow soldiers honoured one of the victims of the deadly …
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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. -
On the agenda: Community court, Belgravia traffic, industrial incentives
This week, councillors will discuss a proposed community court program, potential solutions to traffic in and around Belgravia, and two new incentive programs for industrial devel… -
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… -
City reminds residents to choose a permitted fireworks display this Diwali
As many of Edmonton’s communities get ready for their annual Diwali celebrations, the City of Edmonton wants to remind residents to celebrate safely by leaving any fireworks displ…
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RCMP bust alleged car-theft ring, recover police vehicles meant for scrap heap
RCMP allege that pursuit-rated surplus police vehicles were re-sold on black market
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Edmonton police want additional $62 million from city to upgrade IT systems
Already Edmonton's biggest budget item is a proposed $675.2 million, with $55.8 million in new operating funds over the next four years through the funding formula.
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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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Community raising funds for Edmonton’s Sgt. Wong, killed in CFB Wainwright fire
Sgt. Morgan Wong was one of the four Canadian Armed Forces members killed in the deadly CFB Wainwright fire. His bravery is now being remembered as friends and community are raisi… -
With Diwali approaching, Edmonton reminds residents it is illegal to launch fireworks without permit
With Diwali celebrations right around the corner, the City of Edmonton is reminding those celebrating to leave the fireworks to trained professionals. Using fireworks without a pe…
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Two more soldiers injured in Alberta military base fire out of hospital
EDMONTON — Two more soldiers injured in a deadly fire at an Alberta military base have been discharged from hospital. The post Two more soldiers injured in Alberta military base f…
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Alberta bill seeks to prevent public payment for privately ordered lab tests
The Alberta public has been paying for some laboratory tests ordered by private health providers for the last 15 years, the province revealed on Wednesday.
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Inmate told officers he was struggling to breathe, jail employee tells fatality inquiry
An Edmonton Remand Centre employee testified on Tuesday that she recalled hearing Daniel Robinson repeatedly plead for help as correctional officers restrained him on the floor ou…