Reports of gunfire in southeast Edmonton prompts search for minivan
Police are investigating a weapons complaint in the southeast Edmonton neighbourhood of Silverberry on Thursday morning. Continue reading
Government, industry and consumers gather for CannabisCon
The conference is hoping to educate consumers and businesses alike on marijuana legalization. Continue reading
Nitro Circus coming back to Edmonton, promising bigger show
Extreme athletes take over Rogers Place in October with the return of Nitro Circus. Continue reading
Overpass to Millet closed indefinitely after crash last week
The overpass is closed indefinitely and it will be at least three weeks before an assessment is completed. Continue reading
Edmonton’s mayor hopes marijuana-related businesses set up shop in vacant commercial space
Edmonton’s mayor is hoping that the expected billions in retail value once marijuana in legalized is going to result in a new revenue stream for the city. Continue reading
Private marijuana industry to be boon for Alberta: Alberta Cannabis Stakeholders Group
Marijuana is expected to be big business, especially if you look at the private regulation models in Colorado and Washington. A lobby group thinks that means Alberta will see a huge benefit and an entirely new industry spring up from nothing. Continue reading
Pot stakeholder group wants marijuana sold through private stores, not government-run shops
“The Alberta government doesn’t need to reinvent the wheel. Ontario spent upwards of $3.7-billion in operating costs of the LCBO last year.” Continue reading
Couple plans to bring the hobbit-themed bed and breakfast to Alberta
A medieval-themed camping spot and park will soon offer Middle-Earth accommodations with the Bagg Inn Burrows, a luxury hobbit hole vacation destination. Continue reading
Report suggests Calgary and Edmonton leading economic growth
A new report suggests Calgary is leading the country in economic growth in 2017, with Edmonton right behind. Continue reading
In photos: Massive snowfall in Jasper National Park leaves Marmot Basin a winter wonderland
Edmonton may have had its first snowfall of the season this week but it was nothing compared to the flakes that flew just outside of Jasper, Alta. on Wednesday. Continue reading
Fire flares up at abandoned house in west Edmonton
Police are assisting in an investigation into a suspicious fire at an abandoned house on 110 Avenue and 149 Street. Continue reading
Edmonton police watching for increase in hate crimes following violence in Charlottesville
There hasn’t been a big increase in reported hate incidents in Edmonton since the Charlottesville violence, but Edmonton police are still watching things closely. Continue reading
Edmonton business helps veterans get prescription marijuana
Marijuana legalization is scheduled to come next summer and one business in Edmonton that helps veterans and first responders get cannabinoid therapy is getting ready. Continue reading
Photo radar tickets issued for speeding in Edmonton school zones down by over 30K
Data from the city shows that fewer photo radar tickets are being issued in Edmonton school zones. Continue reading
Don’t leave kids or pets in hot cars: Edmonton police warning
Edmonton will experience temperatures in the mid-30s over the next few days, and police say it means your vehicle could be almost twice as hot on the inside as the outside. Continue reading