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18-year-old Edmonton soccer star heading to World Cup for Tunisia
Rayan Elloumi, who grew up playing for BTB Academy, made his MLS debut and is now bound for the 2026 World Cup as a Tunisian national.
Alberta MLAs asked how they'll vote on separation — here's what they said
Cabinet ministers back Premier Smith's pro-Canada position; backbench UCP MLAs stay silent, defer to party line.
Judge cites podcasters for contempt over campaign against AHS CEO
Alberta Court of King's Bench found reasonable grounds that David Wallace and James Di Fiore engaged in criminal contempt through...
Berezkin staying in KHL, Oilers search elsewhere
Russian prospect Maxim Berezkin has signed a two-year extension with Lokomotiv Yaroslavl, ending speculation he'd join Edmonton.
Side by Side for ALS unifies run across Alberta next month
Two legacy ALS events merge into one unified run coming to Rundle Park on June 13. The event marks 30 years of fundraising for research...
Legislature reflecting pool drained again, repair timeline unclear
Water loss detected during seasonal opening; partial operation expected to resume early June after inspection.
Spring street sweeping ban lifts tonight at 7 p.m.
Edmonton's residential parking restrictions end Friday. Crews have swept over 12,500 kilometres of streets since April.
LRT builder fined $120K after worker struck by equipment
Marigold Infrastructure Partners pleads guilty in 2023 workplace injury case during Edmonton Valley West Line construction.
Purpose-built rentals surge as Edmonton adds 300K residents in 3 years
Developers cite strong demand for new rental communities despite overall market softening; affordability edge keeps projects moving.
Alberta man charged in U.S. child exploitation case
A 55-year-old from Alberta faces six counts of sexual exploitation involving a minor in a Pittsburgh federal case.
Severe thunderstorms threaten Alberta foothills and east
Environment Canada warns of hail up to 3 cm and wind gusts to 90 km/h across two regions; Edmonton area expected to escape today's storms.
Alberta funds police crackdown on organized crime targeting South Asians
The province is sending $8 million to four police forces to tackle extortion and intimidation in the South Asian community.
