While the number of fires has remained about on par with previous years, the amount of damage caused by smoking-related fires is on track to double from last year. Continue reading →

It’s taking longer for hip and knee replacement surgeries to get done in Alberta, according to a Canadian Institute for Health Information report . Continue reading →

A huge sigh of relief at MacEwan University as the school has recovered almost all of the $11.8 million that was lost in a phishing scam late last year. Continue reading →

A man in his 50s was taken to hospital Monday night, after being cut across the back of the neck during a fight at a home in the Strathearn neighbourhood. Continue reading →

Just under 20,000 kilograms of food was collected at Candy Cane Lane this Christmas season. Continue reading →

Premier Rachel Notley is ready for 2018. With the NDP past the halfway point toward a 2019 election, the plan is to stay the course. Continue reading →

A Calgary lawyer has stepped forward and become the first candidate in the Alberta Party leadership race. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s food bank is in desperate need as we head into the holidays, but an opportunity to help is underway. Continue reading →

“We need the opportunity to bring our ’60s Scoop survivors together in Alberta to create a safe environment for them to share their stories.” Continue reading →

A teen has been charged after a fight club incident in Spruce Grove that sent a Grade 8 boy to hospital. Continue reading →

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’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 →

The phaseout of coal power has raised lots of unanswered questions for towns that depend on the industry. Continue reading →