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Edmonton man sentenced to 8.5 years for strangling roommate over apartment cleanliness
Joshua Fairley pleaded guilty Tuesday to manslaughter in the death of Austin Anderson, 29, who was strangled in their shared basement...
Edmonton mayor challenges provincial zoning decree in court as city faces legal bind
Mayor Andrew Knack says the province's demand to reverse infill rules puts council in an impossible legal position. The city has three...
Zach Hyman could return for Oilers-Kings game Tuesday if cleared by medical staff
The Oilers' assistant captain sat out four games with an upper-body injury from the exhibition opener against Calgary. Coach Mike...
Elon Musk calls for Alberta and Saskatchewan separation; premiers and Carney reject it
Billionaire posted Wednesday that Canadian provinces should split from Canada, drawing swift rebuke from provincial and federal leaders.
Carney visits his alma mater in west Edmonton to urge voters against separation
Prime Minister delivers Thanksgiving message from St. Francis Xavier High School, framing the Oct. 19 referendum as a choice between...
Daycare warns police failed to alert them during drive-by shooting near Edmonton school
Five daycares steps from Thursday's shooting went unwarned while nearby school locked down, raising questions about emergency protocols...
Beverly cenotaph—Alberta's oldest war memorial—damaged by vandals ahead of Nov. 11
Brass plaques were pried away and graffiti marked the 106-year-old monument at 118 Avenue and 40 Street in northeast Edmonton.
Evan Bouchard sets NHL records with six goals in first four games; defenseman ties Bobby Orr
The Edmonton Oilers' 26-year-old defenseman leads the league with 11 points through four games and a +12 rating—the best plus-minus...
Clare Drake Arena closes for $10.9M renovation; Golden Bears and Pandas relocate to Nisku
University of Alberta hockey programs move to Silent Ice Center for 2026-27 season while aging North Campus arena undergoes major...
CFR wraps with 43,903 spectators, 12 championship titles, and support for children with serious illness
The 52nd Canadian Finals Rodeo at Rogers Place featured elite athletes, 120 volunteers across 400 shifts, and 15 families benefited...
Edmonton police HELP team takes aim at recovery with over 600 field interventions
A dual-agency partnership between police and social workers is shifting how Edmonton responds to people in crisis—without making arrests.
Judge orders Alberta government and AHS to disclose records in Mentzelopoulos case
Court of King's Bench sided with the former AHS CEO in her $1.7-million wrongful dismissal lawsuit. Defendants must produce withheld...
