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Fort Edmonton Park 1967 centennial time capsule opened: ‘It’s a connection to our past’
Flags from Canada’s centennial celebrations, a $1 bill and silver dollar, and a copy of the Edmonton Journal newspaper from July 1967 were among the artifacts at Fort Edmonton Park. Continue reading
Pedestrian seriously injured in collision with car in south Edmonton
A man was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being hit by a car while crossing 51 Avenue in south Edmonton Wednesday morning. Continue reading
2 people hospitalized after fire consumes Holyrood rental unit in east Edmonton
Fire broke out Friday morning at a dilapidated rental complex in east Edmonton where the land is slated for redevelopment. Continue reading
Sarah Jessica Parker to attend store opening at West Edmonton Mall
Actress and fashion designer Sarah Jessica Parker is coming to Edmonton next month for the opening of her latest shoe and clothing boutique. Continue reading
Free admission at Edmonton outdoor pools again in 2019
For the third year in a row, the city of Edmonton is making admission at all five outdoors pools free in summer 2019. Continue reading
Holt Renfrew closing Edmonton store in 2020 to focus on bigger locations
Canadian luxury clothing store Holt Renfrew is closing its “small-format” location in downtown Edmonton’s Manulife Place, as part of its ongoing strategy to focus on a large-format store model. Continue reading
Robert Leeming, charged in Calgary double homicide, appears in court
The man charged with two counts of second-degree murder in the deaths of a Calgary woman and her young daughter made a brief court appearance Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Alberta’s Freedom Conservative Party names David White new interim leader
David White has been announced as the interim leader of Alberta’s Freedom Conservative Party, after running for the party in last month’s provincial election. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers introduce Ken Holland as new GM and president of hockey operations
Ken Holland has taken over as the Edmonton Oilers general manager and president of hockey operations after spending more than two decades as the Detroit Red Wings G.M. Continue reading
Suspicious death at apartment complex off Whitemud Drive in south Edmonton
Edmonton police say a 21-year-old man died at the southside apartment complex after being involved in an altercation with a group of suspects who fled. Continue reading
Fuel tanker rollover shuts down Manning Drive in northeast Edmonton
Manning Drive in northeast Edmonton was shut down in both directions at 18 Street due to a tanker rollover early Friday morning. Continue reading
Protesters gather outside Assembly of First Nations meeting in Edmonton
A large crowd of protesters gathered outside an Edmonton hotel Wednesday, where inside an Assembly of First Nations policy meeting was taking place. Continue reading
Jason Kenney says he’d prefer BC’s co-operation, but will ‘turn off the taps’ if necessary
After proclaiming Bill 12, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney said he would prefer to work with B.C. to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expanded, but he will block energy exports if necessary. Continue reading
Unlocked doors result in 7 brazen overnight burglaries in Edmonton, police warn
In the past week, there have been seven reported instances of robbers breaking into southeast Edmonton homes while people slept, nabbing their car keys and stealing the owner’s vehicles. Continue reading
ASIRT investigating after police shoot suspect in central Edmonton
The shooting happened beside the EPSB maintenance yard along 100 Street, between 105 Avenue and 106 Avenue. Continue reading