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Houdini magic show at Edmonton Fringe amazes with escapes and illusions
Winnipeg performer Brett Oddly brings legendary magician's life and tricks to Stage 2, with card illusions building to a strait-jacket escape.
Edmonton transit riders report daily drug use, assaults, fires at stations
Access-to-information documents reveal 200+ safety incidents reported in one month, from open drug use to weapons threats.
16-year-old girl killed in northeast Edmonton shooting Sunday morning
Police are investigating a suspicious death near 139 Avenue and 32 Street. Anyone with information is urged to contact EPS.
Five intriguing Oilers training camp battles to watch in September
From goaltending to the fourth line, GM Stan Bowman's off-season moves have created competition for multiple roster spots under new...
Hockey News ranks Oilers 20th in NHL; warns of danger in 2026-27 season
The venerable publication's senior correspondent cites goalie concerns, depth losses, and questions about coach Mike Babcock's fit as...
Toxic algae blooms across Alberta now tracked online via satellite imagery
Six lakes currently monitored; public can check real-time bloom status and history on new free website.
Support sessions for federal hospital abuse survivors coming to Edmonton this week
In-person help filing claims in a $1 billion settlement arrives Tuesday through Saturday at Royal Hotel West.
Tiny species vanishing from restored forests and wetlands, U of A researcher finds
Mosses, lichens, and algae take decades or longer to return after habitat restoration, leaving ecosystems incomplete.
UFC welterweight main event featuring Edmonton's Tanner Boser set for Rogers Place October 17
Joaquin Buckley vs. Mike Malott headlines UFC Fight Night with ticket sales starting Wednesday at 8 a.m.
Edmonton Elks rout Toronto Argonauts 42-12 to climb back into West Division race
Dominant fourth-quarter offensive surge lifts Elks to decisive victory at Commonwealth Stadium on Saturday.
Servus Edmonton Marathon closes downtown streets Sunday; expect transit delays and parking impacts
The 35th annual marathon shuts down Jasper Avenue and disrupts 11 ETS routes from 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday.
Teen's family sues Alberta over $199K U.S. surgery bill after two-year wait in Canada
Vienna Pedatella's parents paid out-of-country for spinal surgery when Alberta's health system denied funding, claiming the province...
