News — Page 27
City puts more peace officers on Edmonton transit as 70,000 students return to school
Enhanced patrols through mid-September aim to help new riders and address safety concerns. Students cite open substance use and...
Alberta launches Canada's first solar panel recycling program with $14 fee on October 1
New mandatory recycling charge applies to newly purchased solar panels. Industry warns fee is punitive; government says it protects...
Work begins on Lucy's expanded enclosure at Edmonton Valley Zoo; project wraps spring 2027
The 51-year-old elephant's new habitat will triple in size to nearly 70,000 sq. ft., with improved facilities for her care.
Edmonton council backs $114.58M climate action plan, defers most spending to budget talks
Four immediate no-cost initiatives approved; city will debate funding for eight additional climate measures in December.
September long weekend forecast for Edmonton: clouds, rain, below-average temps
Friday high 19°C with 30% shower chance; Saturday overcast at 15°C; Sunday evening showers; Labour Day 16°C with 60% rain chance.
Crown seeks 5 years for dog owner convicted in 11-year-old's death
Sentencing hearing underway for Crystal MacDonald, convicted of criminal negligence in the April 2024 death of Kache Grist, 11, who was...
U of A Hospital emergency department adds weapon detection scanner
University of Alberta Hospital becomes Alberta's second hospital to install electromagnetic weapon screening. Royal Alexandra Hospital's...
Edmonton police commission moves meetings online, removes public speakers through year-end
All remaining 2026 public meetings will be held virtually via Zoom. The commission removed the public-speaking portion citing safety...
Sentencing underway for dog owner convicted in death of 11-year-old Kache Grist
Crystal MacDonald was found guilty of criminal negligence causing death after her two cane corsos fatally attacked Kache Grist in April...
Downtown Edmonton YMCA opens 90 affordable units by late fall after nearly nine years
The restored Williams Hall at 10030 102A Ave. will welcome its first residents this fall, offering one-bedroom apartments at $1,028 per...
Alberta's classroom politics rules take effect Tuesday with flag restrictions delayed
Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides says new neutrality mandates for schools and teachers begin this week, but the contentious flag...
Becoming 51st U.S. state is a 'non-starter' for Albertans, Premier Smith says
As some Americans suggest Alberta should join the union, Smith dismissed the idea on Tuesday, saying Albertans don't want to swap Ottawa...
