Blocking may be rude and it may be petty, but it’s a real stretch to suggest that it constitutes a violation of anyone’s Charter right, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson said he was furious with the lack of support from the province on this file and called the funding inadequate and unacceptable. Continue reading →

Sixteen people were killed and 13 were injured when a semi-trailer and the Humboldt Broncos hockey bus collided in Saskatchewan last April. Continue reading →

Our biggest trade threat was the uncertainty around NAFTA, and the new deal means that threat has been neutralized, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →

CSEC president Ken King said in September of last year that the team was no longer looking for a new arena in the city, which put the contentious debate on ice indefinitely.  Continue reading →

Of the 17 Alberta retailers issued interim cannabis licences, six are located in Edmonton, three are in Medicine Hat and two are in Calgary. Continue reading →

On Wednesday, three new senators were announced and one of them is long-time Edmonton Journal columnist Paula Simons. Continue reading →

It’s outrageous someone convicted of the murder of a child can move into an aboriginal healing lodge — where other offenders can live with their children, Rob Breakenridge says. Continue reading →