News — Page 28
Edmonton gamers say Sony's 2028 physical media ban will hurt resale and community
PlayStation maker announces it will stop releasing physical game copies in 2028, disappointing local players who value ownership and trading.
Man fatally shot by Edmonton police in Cavanagh home during warrant execution
Alberta's police watchdog says the officer fired after the man appeared to be carrying weapons and advanced toward officers on June 27.
Alberta musicians gather for Canadian Unity benefit concert at Hawrelak Park
P.J. Perry leads Musicians for Canada on July 22; proceeds support Edmonton Food Bank, The Bissell Centre, and Sanctuary of Peace.
Edmonton accounting student's app Zelse launches with 650+ location missions worldwide
Kyle Bauder's platform encourages users to complete location-based challenges, earn points, and discover landmarks across Edmonton,...
Paul Langlois brings solo work and Hip classics to Rockin' Thunder this Sunday
The Tragically Hip guitarist takes the stage at Northlands Racetrack with his Kingston-based band, performing songs from his new album...
Edmonton city council backs bike lane compromise on 50th Street with shared pathways
After weeks of community pushback, councillors move to shrink the tree median and preserve on-street parking in Capilano and Gold Bar.
Edmonton city council approves Rossdale rezoning for up to 15-storey buildings
The 9-4 vote allows taller development on land adjacent to the Rossdale Burial Site, a shared resting place for Métis, First Nations,...
Corb Lund to pursue court challenge after Elections Alberta rejects coal-mining petition
The country musician fell just short of the 177,732 verified signatures needed after the agency's statistical sampling rejected...
Frederik Andersen joins Oilers to chase Stanley Cup after Carolina's breakthrough
The veteran goaltender signed a one-year deal worth $1 million with opportunity to reach $2.8 million through incentives and playoff success.
Oilers lock up Owen Michaels with two-year deal after Hobey Baker finalist season
Restricted free agent Owen Michaels inked a two-year, $900k AAV contract after winning NCAA Tournament MVP with Western Michigan.
Province unveils Alberta Whisky logo to protect distillery brands globally
The official Alberta Whisky mark — featuring provincial landscapes, grains, and water — identifies spirits made with 100 per cent...
Rossdale zoning changes move Edmonton closer to Indigenous urban reserve
City council approved amendments enabling the River Crossing redevelopment, with Treaty 6 First Nations now directly involved in implementation.
