Of the 63 Canadians killed in a plane crash near Tehran, Iran in January 2020, 13 had connections to Edmonton. Continue reading
Iran’s ties to the U of A go back decades. The academic community is still trying to heal after losing so many of their best and brightest in a plane crash in Iran one year ago. Continue reading
Students and professors — newlyweds, parents and sisters: the lives of 13 people with ties to Edmonton were cut short, their promise of a bright future extinguished. Continue reading
A growing interest in sneaker collecting has helped keep a local business alive during the pandemic. Grand View Research says the industry could be worth $95.14 billion by 2025. Continue reading
Since the first COVID-19 test on Jan. 20 to the first COVID-19 vaccine on Dec. 15, here’s a look back of the novel coronavirus in Alberta. Continue reading
Four Alberta mayors have penned a letter raising their concerns over a centralization of EMS dispatch in the province. Continue reading
Three months after losing her young daughter, an Edmonton mother is continuing a tradition of raising money for the Stollery with a lemonade stand. Continue reading
Fire crews in Parkland County are trying to determine whether a severe storm that rolled through the area Sunday evening is to blame for fire that destroyed a home near Devon. Continue reading
A convoy will go from Glendon to Bonnyville Wednesday in a call for action on racism after two Metis hunters were killed in late March. Continue reading
A judge in High Prairie decided Monday that sentencing will be adjourned for an Alberta RCMP officer charged with assault. Continue reading
An initiative to rename the Oliver neighbourhood is gaining traction after its namesake’s actions were called discriminatory. Continue reading
As Edmonton city councillors hear calls for police reform, one local business is sharing an alternative it says it has seen success. Continue reading
Dozens of members of the public were expected to speak during a public hearing that started Monday morning. Continue reading
After seeing a post on Facebook, a hairstylist in Fort McMurray, Alta., offered a parking lot haircut to a hospital patient undergoing non-COVID-19-related treatment. Continue reading
Parts of Lac La Biche county were put under mandatory evacuation order Sunday night because of overland flooding. Continue reading