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Row housing fire spreads across three buildings near 98 Street and 152 Avenue
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services battled a second-alarm fire Tuesday afternoon that ultimately affected three separate buildings in north Edmonton.
Edmonton police warn of violent sexual offender released into community
Jamie Edward Meads, convicted of assault, choking and intimate partner violence against eight known victims over 20 years, is now...
Edmonton pursues tax incentives to expand density development near transit hubs
City council directed staff to propose transit-oriented development guidelines and expand incentives for infill projects outside...
Air Canada temporarily lost widow's husband's ashes on Edmonton flight
Twyla Shannahan was forced to check her late husband's cremated remains despite calling ahead to confirm carry-on protocols.
Edmonton Fringe's 45th year brings Indigenous gathering space, Queer tours, free shuttle
Running August 13 to 23, the festival features 209 productions across 37 venues — plus pêhonân, a new Indigenous-led space built around...
'He pulled my beard': Edmonton Walmart assault investigated as hate crime
Talwinger Singh Atwal says a man and woman attacked him at the Tamarack Way location on August 6, with the hate crimes unit now investigating.
184th Street bridge closes for three months for major rehabilitation work
The crossing over Yellowhead Trail shuts down starting Monday for deck renewal and waterproofing — first major work since the bridge...
University of Alberta wins court approval to dissolve Hunka Ukrainian research fund
Justice Debra Yungwirth ruled the university could legally terminate the $30,000 endowment named after Yaroslav Hunka, a Galicia...
Woman sentenced to three-and-a-half years in Edmonton fentanyl injection death
Morgan Churchill pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of Joseph Mercier, who died after she injected him with fentanyl and...
Edmonton City Centre mall sold to developer with plans for 1,500 new homes
Westridge Pacific acquired the downtown property, ordering a massive revamp that could start construction early next year.
City council votes to pilot naloxone training for Edmonton transit inspectors
The community and public services committee unanimously approved a plan to offer voluntary training to roughly 100 transit staff as...
Severe thunderstorms with destructive hail target Alberta on Monday
Environment and Climate Change Canada warns of wind gusts up to 130 km/h and hail the size of golf balls for parts of southern Alberta...
