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Separatism is already chilling Edmonton's investment, Chamber warns
Business leaders say companies are delaying deals and holding money due to uncertainty around Alberta independence referendum.
Summer festival season kicks off in Edmonton June–September
From jazz to comedy to street performance, here's the full calendar of Edmonton's biggest summer festivals and what to catch.
Alberta acro dancers and dogs land golden buzzer on America's Got Talent
The Acro Canine Crew, trained at a southside Edmonton studio, advanced straight to quarterfinals with a jaw-dropping mix of puppy...
349 people died homeless in Edmonton last year
At the 21st annual memorial, advocates called for more shelter space and safe injection sites to address the crisis.
High schools fast-track students into trades amid youth job crisis
Programs like the Educational Partnership Foundation aim to get students straight into apprenticeships, bypassing traditional...
Climate conference in Edmonton calls for windfall tax on oil companies
Author John Vaillant and Jasper's mayor spoke to hundreds of municipal leaders about how supercharged wildfires are reshaping Canada.
Alberta childcare facilities must disclose high-risk incidents within one day
New provincial rule requires daycare centers to post notices when potentially criminal incidents are reported, beginning June 1. One...
Alberta public service managers received 12.6% pay raise in December
Executive director salaries jumped from $136k–$179k to $153k–$202k last year. The government cited recruitment and retention challenges...
Detached homes leading Edmonton's hot real estate market
May sales climbed as prices rose across the board, with single-family homes outpacing other property types.
Ice District to host 97 free World Cup watch parties
The Oilers Entertainment Group is bringing the same playoff energy to soccer fans starting June 11.
Range Road 253 deteriorating into rutted mess from airport traffic
Rural south Edmonton gravel road has become a popular shortcut but infrastructure can't handle the volume, residents say.
Albertans demand stronger safeguards for voter data after breach
Poll shows two-thirds want political parties held to same privacy laws as other businesses.