Neighborhoods — Page 6
St. Albert faces rising Sturgeon River water levels as rainy spring extends into summer
Heavy rainfall continues to push river levels higher across the region as Alberta's wet season persists.
North Edmonton collectible store hit by second break-in in 10 months
ENV Collectible lost Pokémon and One Piece trading cards Wednesday. Police say nine collectible stores have been broken into this year.
Edmonton author touring dementia-focused picture book to Sherwood Park on July 11
Helen Metella, former Edmonton Journal staff writer and founding editor of Avenue Edmonton, is bringing her book tour to Sherwood Park...
Margaret Chappelle's legacy saved MacKinnon Ravine
The reclusive Edmonton artist's decades-long fight to preserve the ravine from development resulted in the bike paths locals love today.
Leduc eyes major border expansion to handle population boom
The city is seeking to annex rural land from Leduc County to accommodate growth that could reach 160,000 residents by the 2080s from...
Four charged in St. Albert robbery spree
Two armed liquor store robberies and a clothing store theft occurred within two hours on June 26.
Dungeons & Dragons rolls deep roots in Edmonton's pub scene
Local story referee Adam Waldron-Blain has built a thriving tabletop gaming community in the city, drawing strangers and seasoned...
St. Albert Author Warns About Publishing Scam After $40K Loss
Charles Schroder's experience with Writers Clique shows the risks of self-publishing deals — and what to watch for.
Fire Destroys El Cortez Patio on Whyte Avenue
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services extinguished a rear patio blaze Thursday night near 83 Avenue and Gateway Boulevard. No injuries reported.
El Cortez patio destroyed in Whyte Ave fire
Crews doused the blaze at the rear of the restaurant on Thursday night; no injuries reported.
Sherritt shuts down Fort Saskatchewan refinery amid Cuba mine halt
Company halts operations after losing feed inventory from Moa joint venture, now in talks with lenders over debt concerns.
WILDNorth warns against rescuing baby animals this season
The rehabilitation centre receives four times more animals than a decade ago. Most arrive because well-meaning people separate them from parents.
