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144D AGO

Leduc Library's summer reading challenge dives into ocean themes

Free drop-in program opens July 6 for kids 5–12, with weekly ocean-themed activities, prizes, and volunteer opportunities for teens.

145D AGO

Terwillegar toilets back after year of arson vandalism

Portable bathrooms reinstated at southwest Edmonton park following six fires in 2025; daily monitoring now in place.

145D AGO

Suspicious death investigated in Westmount

A 22-year-old man was found dead outside a home near 124 Street and 109 Avenue early Wednesday. Police are asking for doorbell and...

145D AGO

Ultra-luxury condo tower breaks ground in Old Glenora

The Clifton will offer 18 residences ranging from $2.73M to $9.46M with river valley views. About 75% already sold.

146D AGO

Fort Sask celebrates Asian Heritage Month with art, food, dialogue

The Fort Saskatchewan Multicultural Association hosted four events in May, drawing over 150 residents to learn about Asian Canadian...

147D AGO

Inside Double Lunch's 'band hotel' for touring musicians

Emily Bachynski opened her Windsor Park home as a refuge for independent touring bands — a radical act of solidarity born from 10 years...

147D AGO

Leduc bike rodeo draws 300 kids, partners with police on safety

Leduc RCMP and Boys and Girls Club hosted event teaching youth cycling skills while registering bikes against theft.

147D AGO

Fecal bacteria closes Sturgeon River swim spots in St. Albert

Alberta Health Services warns against water contact at three Kingswood Park locations after untreated sewage spill.

153D AGO

Downtown grocery anchor Sunterra Market closes after 32 years

Commerce Place location shuttered Friday after three decades serving the core. Lendrum location remains open.

153D AGO

Sherwood Park eyeing 248 rental units near mall

Loxley Commons project on private property targets Winter 2028/29 opening, part of broader Centre in the Park development.

154D AGO

Century-old Alberta Avenue church eyes affordable housing project

St. Faith's Anglican Church plans a five-story multiplex housing 40 families on its land, supported by new city funding for religious charities.

154D AGO

B.C. pizza chain Yummy Slice lands in Fort Saskatchewan

Canadian-owned Yummy Slice opens its first Edmonton-area location, bringing meat, vegetarian, and plant-based pies plus signature sides.