Fallen Canadian soldiers honoured in Poland
An effort to make sure no Canadian soldier is forgotten has made its way from a cemetery in Edmonton all the way to Poland. Continue reading
Edmonton job market recovery hits a bump in July
Edmonton’s unemployment rate is at the highest it’s been in decades, and it’s going to take a while to get back down. Continue reading
Minister admits government needs to improve communication on coal phaseout
By Kevin Robertson Radio anchor/reporter
The phaseout of coal power has raised lots of unanswered questions for towns that depend on the industry. Continue reading
A local café hoping for help solving the case of the disappearing piano
The Carrot community coffeehouse wants its piano back. Continue reading
Some good and bad news for Edmonton in latest jobs report
The province and the country had some positive movement on the jobs front, but Edmonton did not fare so well last month. Continue reading
Woman dead after downtown Edmonton collision
A pedestrian died after a collision in downtown Edmonton early Tuesday morning. Continue reading
EPS officer suspended without pay after impaired driving conviction
A seven-year member of the Edmonton Police Service has been suspended without pay for 70 hours for drunk driving and trying to get the arresting officer to let her go. Continue reading
Prominent Alberta publisher Ruth Kelly dies
An Edmonton woman well known for her philanthropy and leadership in the community has died. Continue reading
Alberta and Edmonton see highest rise in reported hate crimes in Canada
Edmonton and Alberta are showing the highest increase in hate crimes, according to a new report from Stats Canada. Continue reading
