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Manitou Stone sacred to First Nations moves to Elk Island National Park
A 145-kilogram meteorite will leave the Royal Alberta Museum after decades of advocacy by Alberta and Saskatchewan Indigenous communities.
Sherwood Park family wins $2 million Western 649 jackpot
Lorna and Rolando Lavita purchased their winning ticket at a Petro-Canada on Baseline Road on June 6 and plan to buy a home and visit...
Large capital projects unlikely to appear in Edmonton's 2027-2030 budget
City council will focus on maintenance and core infrastructure repairs this fall, with a $2.8-billion gap in needed renewal spending and...
Alberta, Ottawa, and five oilsands firms finalize Pathways carbon capture deal
The multibillion-dollar project is tied to a new West Coast pipeline and is scheduled to have infrastructure in service by January 1, 2032.
Seven Edmonton companies rank among Canada's best for 2026
Stantec tops the local list at seventh overall in Time magazine's ranking of 125 Canadian firms based on employee satisfaction, revenue...
Oilers sign forward Colton Dach to two-year extension worth $2.4 million
The 23-year-old acquired from Chicago at the deadline had two goals and two assists in eight regular-season games.
Woman, 23, found fatally injured in southeast Edmonton; man arrested
Police investigate suspicious death after woman discovered with life-threatening injuries at Silverberry home on Thursday.
Ex-Service Canada employee sentenced to 18 months for stealing $180K from seniors
Bonnie Lo diverted Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan benefits meant for vulnerable Canadians over four years.
Fort Piranhas swim team achieves 90 percent personal bests at Wainwright meet
Twenty-six young swimmers travelled to compete, with Braeden Paul setting a club record in the boys' 13–14 breaststroke.
Leon Draisaitl and wife Celeste return from exclusive Kenya honeymoon after marrying last summer
The Oilers superstar and his bride visited one of Kenya's most exclusive safari lodges in Chyulu Hills this past week.
Rockin' Thunder fest powered through sudden thundershower to deliver Saturday success
The festival evacuated the entire crowd into Edmonton Expo Centre when a storm rolled in early, but the show went on.
Edmonton police sought injunction before documentary on fatal shooting was screened
The John Humphrey Centre faced legal pressure from officers before premiering a film about Mathios Arkangelo's death in 2024.
