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Forest tent caterpillars blanket Alberta
Millions of the black-and-blue critters are feasting on leaves across the province, including Edmonton's river valley, in a natural...
Canada faces Uzbekistan in World Cup tune-up Monday
Men's soccer team preps for rain-soaked friendly at Commonwealth Stadium before June 11 tournament launch.
Night riders rev up for season on electric scooters
PEV Edmonton launches after-dark cruises with everything from e-bikes to e-unicycles rolling through river valley.
Wildfire evacuees face unequal support, Edmonton research shows
New study reveals gaps in assistance for people displaced by Alberta wildfires, with rural evacuees and renters hit hardest.
Premier pitches Confederation case as separation referendum looms
Danielle Smith tells Albertans there's reason for optimism staying in Canada, warning of Brexit-level consequences if the province left.
Heavy rain expected through Wednesday, some events postponed
Edmonton bracing for 50-100mm of rain over three days, with localized totals potentially exceeding 100mm. Soccer match, city events affected.
Canadian Soccer Team Faces Uzbekistan in World Cup Warm-Up
Canada's Men's National Team plays its final tune-up before FIFA 2026 at Commonwealth Stadium Monday night.
Downtown Summer Campaign Launches with 1,000+ Free Events
Edmonton's $3M 'Turn Up Downtown' initiative kicks off May through December with activities across parks and public spaces.
Premier pushes ahead with fall separation referendum
Danielle Smith says Alberta will hold a vote on separation Oct. 19, despite court ruling on petition signatures.
High-speed rail could land on new High Level Bridge
Alberta's 15-year passenger rail plan could reshape Edmonton's iconic river crossing as council weighs $1.3B replacement.
Heavy rain, cold temperatures forecast for Canada's World Cup match Monday
Environment Canada upgraded warnings to yellow status, with 50-100mm expected. Monday's match at Commonwealth Stadium will see...
Rare Dandie Dinmont terriers parade at Hawrelak Park on World Dandie Day
Alberta's handful of the endangered breed—rarer than giant pandas—will gather Saturday at 2 p.m., led by a kilt-wearing bagpiper.