Video Archives
-
![]()
Edmonton statue of Wayne Gretzky smeared with poop -
![]()
Alberta proposes oil-site trespass bill to keep federal workers from grabbing data -
![]()
Alberta liquor importer says $100K in booze already paid for now stuck in tariff limbo -
![]()
Should Edmonton have an official bird? -
![]()
Alberta industries brace for China’s retaliatory tariffs on Canadian agriculture and food products -
![]()
Alberta food and beverage businesses prepare for tariff impact -
![]()
Some Edmonton Public Schools rotating more students to online learning -
![]()
Ukrainians in Edmonton disgusted by heated argument between Trump and Zelenskyy -
![]()
Alberta parents, school divisions respond to new in-person learning order -
![]()
East Edmonton residents raise concerns over construction -
![]()
Edmonton families of special-needs students celebrate injunction win -
![]()
Ukrainians in Alberta processing latest war developments -
![]()
Edmonton soccer team devastated after $40K tournament fund disappears days before event -
![]()
Calls from post-secondary student unions for more funding -
![]()
Service dogs-in-training attend Edmonton Symphony Orchestra rehearsal -
![]()
Neighbourhood renewal headaches in Dunluce -
![]()
Is the expansion of Walmart and other U.S. brands into Alberta beneficial for residents? -
![]()
Calls for more funding to support children with autism in Alberta -
![]()
Energy industry on both sides of border pushes back on Trump tariffs -
![]()
1 year since Edmonton City Hall shooting
Author Archives
-
Edmontonian launches fundraiser to revive Princess TheatreDavid Stupnikoff hopes to raise $9.2 million to purchase and reinstate the century-old Princess Theatre. The former movie venue has been sitting vacant for more than three years.CanadaMar 16
![]()
-
Should Edmonton have an official bird? Voting underway to pick favourite flyerSeveral nature groups launched a contest inviting Edmontonians to cast a ballot for the local species of bird they think best represents the city. Voting ends March 31.CanadaMar 10
![]()
-
As Alberta prepares for wildfire fight, union pushes recruitment effortsBudget 2025 has $160 million for wildfire personnel, equipment, training and contracts, but the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees worries funds will focus on gear, not people.FireMar 2
![]()
-
Edmontonians struggle to continue winter sports during warm weatherThe unseasonably warm seasonal stretch is making it difficult to keep winter sporting events going as Edmonton deals with above-zero temperatures.WeatherMar 2
![]()
-
Alberta child rides hockey rink ice resurfacer — a dream come trueHunter Bullock's wish to ride a his local Olympia ice resurfacer came true thanks to the town of Drayton Valley, a local organization and the community's Omniplex sports area.CanadaFeb 24
![]()
-
Stony Plain Road business in Edmonton faces construction headacheLittle Village owner Theo Psalios creates a makeshift map to help customers because he says clients have faced difficulty getting to his restaurant during LRT construction.TrafficFeb 22
![]()
-
Service dogs in training attend Edmonton Symphony Orchestra rehearsalThe Edmonton Symphony Orchestra rehearsed in front of nearly a dozen service dogs in training and their handlers from Dogs with Wings and Aspen Service Dogs.FeaturesFeb 10
![]()
-
Red Deer’s unemployment rate highest in Canada, other Alberta cities hold steadyOne economist warns the Statistics Canada report on unemployment rates aren't quite as grim as the data suggests, but says the threat of a trade war could change the market.EconomyFeb 10
![]()
-
Premier Smith responds to allegations of political interference at AHSAlberta Premier Danielle Smith broke three days of silence on Saturday to deny allegations of political interference at AHS. Critics say her comments are too little, too late.HealthFeb 9
![]()
-
Confusion and backlash over City of Edmonton’s neighbourhood renewal plansA City of Edmonton neighbourhood renewal plan for Dunluce that calls for wider sidewalks, bike paths and reduced street parking is meeting resistance from area residents.CanadaFeb 8
![]()
-
‘No one wins in a trade war’: Alberta energy experts respond to lower tariffCanadian exports will be slapped with a 25 per cent tariff on Tuesday while the oil and gas tariff is only 10 per cent. Experts say that proves how crucial Alberta oil and gas is.EconomyFeb 2
![]()
-
Uncertainty remains as Alberta businesses weigh impact of new U.S. tariffsWith the exception of oil and gas, goods from Alberta will be forced to deal with tariffs of 25 per cent on Canadian exports to the U.S. Questions about the impact abound.CanadaFeb 2
![]()
-
Is the expansion of Walmart supercentres, other U.S. chains beneficial to Alberta?Walmart is expanding in Alberta, where U.S. brands Chipotle, Krispy Kreme and Firehouse Subs have also opened recently — but the trend is met with trepidation amongst local shops.ConsumerJan 31
![]()
-
Alberta nurses rally in several cities, call for better working conditionsAlberta nurses held rallies across the province Saturday to protest working conditions they say are on par with conditions that led to a historic 19-day illegal walkout in 1988.HealthJan 26
![]()
-
Edmonton marks 1st anniversary of City Hall shootingAfter a shooting inside Edmonton city hall last year, municipal officials reflect on the changes made inside the government building and how the incident will never be forgotten.CrimeJan 23
![]()
-
First Nation voices concern over proposed AI data centre in northern AlbertaSturgeon Lake Cree Nation's chief has raised concerns over whether Alberta's premier has given permits to Kevin O'Leary for gas or water access to plan for the proposed project.CanadaJan 18
![]()
-
3 generations of officiating family referee same game during Minor Hockey WeekThree generations of the Cassidy family are hockey referees. For the first time, the four will got to officiate together during Quickard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week.SportsJan 12
![]()
-
Edmontonian denies allegations in Mayor Amarjeet Sohi’s defamation lawsuitAn Edmonton man named in a defamation suit filed by Mayor Amarjeet Sohi says he merely shared a social media video and did so with no intent to harm the mayor's reputation.CanadaJan 12
![]()
-
Popular Edmonton brewery Biera to close at the end of the yearThe owner of Biera says because of changing market conditions and customer habits, he will be closing down his award-winning brewery at the end of the year.ConsumerDec 30, 2024
![]()
-
Young aspiring football players learn from Edmonton Elks playersAbout 150 kids from 40 junior football teams across the province were invited to train by a coaching staff full of current and former Edmonton Elks players.SportsDec 29, 2024
![]()
-
Residents frustrated over broken elevator at Edmonton seniors housing complexResidents and nearby neighbours are raising concern about deteriorating health for tenants living at Porta Place after their one and only elevator has been broken for over a week.CanadaDec 28, 2024
![]()
-
Edmontonians rush to malls on final weekend before ChristmasOn the last weekend before Christmas, Edmonton shoppers were eager to cross those final gift items off their list, and the GST holiday didn't hurt.ConsumerDec 22, 2024
![]()
-
Hundreds of children make mad dash through Walmart for ‘Elks Christmas Shop’A mad dash of children stormed the Walmart at the Kingsway Mall for a shop til' you drop experience. About 300 kids in need got Christmas presents they've always wanted.ConsumerDec 19, 2024
![]()
-
Edmonton’s Candy Cane Lane residents receive ice-clearing warnings from cityResidents on Candy Cane Lane were surprised to find notices enforcing snow clearing, since they have an agreement stating City of Edmonton crews handle clearing during the event.CanadaDec 15, 2024
![]()
-
Hundreds drop off gifts for 880 CHED Santas Anonymous Delivery DayHundreds of volunteers came together Saturday to make sure that roughly 20,000 kids in Edmonton wake up with a gift on Christmas morning.CanadaDec 14, 2024
![]()
