September snow blankets Edmonton area; snowfall warning issued for parts of Alberta
Committee scraps bill to create Alberta-only time zone
Police investigate suspicious death after body found in Edmonton’s Beverly area
Alberta driver gets speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over limit
Over half of commercial vehicles inspected during 3-day blitz deemed unsafe: EPS
Edmonton police investigate 2nd suspicious death at same home in less than a week
Get your hip replaced and walk the same day? Surgical technique makes it possible
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
Five Calgary surgeons are among a handful of doctors in Canada now performing hip replacement surgery in a way that dramatically reduces recovery time. Continue reading
Alberta agriculture societies unsure of funding status with the province
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Agricultural societies across Alberta are getting frustrated with a lack of funding coming from the province. Continue reading
British police make 3rd arrest in London subway attack
British police have arrested a third suspect in connection with the bomb that partially exploded on a London subway last week. Continue reading
2 men charged after 125 batteries stolen from cell towers around Edmonton
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Charges have been laid in relation to some of the battery thefts that have occurred around the Edmonton area since Aug. 11. Continue reading
Morinville’s next mayor has already been decided for the Oct. 16 election
By Eileen Bell News Anchor
Longtime town councillor Barry Turner will be the next mayor of Morinville after no other challengers came forward. He replaces Mayor Lisa Holmes. Continue reading
A Saskatchewan couple is appealing to corporate sponsors to fund their ‘dream’ wedding
“We each carry our own ideas of what a celebration should look like. Ours is to create a picturesque wedding like in a movie.” Continue reading
Alberta government defends constitutionality of brewery program in court
The Alberta government argued for the constitutionality of its craft beer program in court on Tuesday following legal challenges by out-of-province breweries. Continue reading
Mayor Don Iveson focusing on economy during re-election campaign
Mayor Don Iveson made his first policy announcement on Tuesday for his re-election campaign. Continue reading
Russia unveils monument to designer of iconic AK-47 rifle
The inventor of the AK-47, the world’s most popular assault rifle, was honoured with a statue in Russia Tuesday. Continue reading
How to engage Edmontonians this civic election
By Kim Smith Reporter
A non-partisan event hosted by the group interVivos was held Monday evening as a way to inform and engage voters on some of the hot topics facing Edmontonians. Continue reading
Waterton wildfire update: phased re-entry into townsite ‘going very well’
A phased re-entry for residents, leaseholders and business owners in the Waterton townsite began Tuesday. Continue reading
NDP slam Liberal government for lack of action on ending ‘discriminatory’ immigration policy
“When will the minister stop discriminating against children with disabilities and scrap this outdated provision?”, asked NDP Immigration Critic Jenny Kwan. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers open preseason with split-squad sweep of Calgary Flames
The Oilers get two wins over the Flames to start the pre-season. Continue reading
New AMA president says Alberta needs more physicians in rural areas
The new president of the Alberta Medical Association is a football-loving pediatrician and sports medicine doctor who says the province needs to recruit more physicians to work in rural areas and a new health information system to help caregivers treat their patients. Continue reading
Better Business Bureau warns against ‘hurricane cars” coming into Canada
By Paula Baker Online Journalist
The warning comes after parts of the U.S. and Caribbean were hammered by hurricanes over the past month, flooding highways and submerging vehicles. Continue reading
Alberta driver gets speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over limit
A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit will no longer have to pay the fine. Continue reading
Hurricane Maria takes aim at Puerto Rico ‘with a force and violence’
Maria’s eye roared over the island late Monday night before the storm briefly dropped to Category 4 strength early Tuesday before resuming its extremely dangerous Category 5 status. Continue reading
September snow blankets Edmonton area; snowfall warning issued for parts of Alberta
Edmonton and surrounding areas received a fresh blanket of snow on Tuesday morning. It comes as snowfall warnings were issued for areas of western Alberta. Continue reading
Pablo Escobar’s brother says ‘Narcos’ should ‘provide hit men’ for crew after location scout killed
“If you have the intellect, you don’t need to use weapons. If not, you have to,” Pablo Escobar’s brother, Roberto De Jesus Escobar Gaviria said. Continue reading
In 5 days, the end of Earth as we know it will be set in motion, says debunked popular theory
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
Get your hip replaced and walk the same day? Surgical technique makes it possible
By Heather Yourex-West Health Reporter
Five Calgary surgeons are among a handful of doctors in Canada now performing hip replacement surgery in a way that dramatically reduces recovery time. Continue reading
Alberta agriculture societies unsure of funding status with the province
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Agricultural societies across Alberta are getting frustrated with a lack of funding coming from the province. Continue reading
Over half of commercial vehicles inspected during 3-day blitz deemed unsafe: EPS
By Brenton Driedger Assistant News Manager
A three-day enforcement blitz on commercial vehicles in Edmonton has resulted in more than half of the inspected vehicles being pulled off the road. Continue reading
Investigation underway after 123 dead birds discovered at Alberta oilsands site
The Alberta Energy Regulator said 123 dead or euthanized waterfowl and songbirds were found at the Fort Hills Energy oilsands mine north of Fort McMurray. Continue reading
2 men charged after 125 batteries stolen from cell towers around Edmonton
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Charges have been laid in relation to some of the battery thefts that have occurred around the Edmonton area since Aug. 11. Continue reading
Morinville’s next mayor has already been decided for the Oct. 16 election
By Eileen Bell News Anchor
Longtime town councillor Barry Turner will be the next mayor of Morinville after no other challengers came forward. He replaces Mayor Lisa Holmes. Continue reading
Alberta government defends constitutionality of brewery program in court
The Alberta government argued for the constitutionality of its craft beer program in court on Tuesday following legal challenges by out-of-province breweries. Continue reading
Mayor Don Iveson focusing on economy during re-election campaign
Mayor Don Iveson made his first policy announcement on Tuesday for his re-election campaign. Continue reading
September snow blankets Edmonton area; snowfall warning issued for parts of Alberta
Edmonton and surrounding areas received a fresh blanket of snow on Tuesday morning. It comes as snowfall warnings were issued for areas of western Alberta. Continue reading
Committee scraps bill to create Alberta-only time zone
By John Himpe Reporter
A standing committee of Alberta’s legislative assembly has recommended the government not move ahead with “Alberta Standard Time.” Continue reading
How to engage Edmontonians this civic election
By Kim Smith Reporter
A non-partisan event hosted by the group interVivos was held Monday evening as a way to inform and engage voters on some of the hot topics facing Edmontonians. Continue reading
Waterton wildfire update: phased re-entry into townsite ‘going very well’
A phased re-entry for residents, leaseholders and business owners in the Waterton townsite began Tuesday. Continue reading
Alberta driver gets speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over limit
A driver who received a speeding ticket for going 1 km/h over the limit will no longer have to pay the fine. Continue reading
Police investigate suspicious death after body found in Edmonton’s Beverly area
Homicide detectives are investigating a suspicious death in northeast Edmonton’s Beverly area, were a body was found early Tuesday morning. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers open preseason with split-squad sweep of Calgary Flames
The Oilers get two wins over the Flames to start the pre-season. Continue reading
New AMA president says Alberta needs more physicians in rural areas
The new president of the Alberta Medical Association is a football-loving pediatrician and sports medicine doctor who says the province needs to recruit more physicians to work in rural areas and a new health information system to help caregivers treat their patients. Continue reading
Edmonton police investigate 2nd suspicious death at same residence in less than a week
The Edmonton Police Service said its homicide detectives have been called out to help investigate a “suspicious death” on the city’s north side on Monday, at the same multi-unit residential building where an elderly man was found after being shot to death last week. Continue reading
Correctional officers increasingly at risk of exposure to fentanyl: AUPE
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Alberta’s largest union says there is an elevated concern about the safety of correctional officers after an incident at a Calgary jail sent five people to hospital. Continue reading
‘Slow-moving low pressure system’ prompts rainfall warning for parts of central Alberta
Environment Canada issued a rainfall warning for parts of central Alberta on Monday afternoon because it said a “slow-moving low pressure system will stall over central Alberta for the next couple of days.” Continue reading
RCMP search for man and woman after luxury cars stolen from Banff Springs Hotel
A man and woman were captured on video surveillance from the hotel; investigators believe they are persons of interest in the thefts. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Accidental Beach leads to ‘accidental Accidental Beach’ fashion trend
It’s quite literally a freak of nature that’s been embraced by Edmontonians all summer and now it seems fans of Edmonton’s Accidental Beach are latching on to a fashion trend brought on by the big, new bank of sand on the North Sakatchewan River”: Accidental Beach tank tops and T-shirts. Continue reading
Phased re-entry for Waterton townsite to begin Tuesday
Parks Canada says a phased re-entry for the Waterton townsite will begin on Tuesday. Continue reading
North Edmonton collision sends motorcyclist to hospital
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital Monday morning after a crash in north Edmonton. Continue reading
Former Edmonton mayor, city councillor weigh in on nomination day 2017
Former mayor Stephen Mandel and former city councillor weigh in on Edmonton’s upcoming municipal election. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers open pre-season with two games against the Calgary Flames
The Edmonton Oilers open the pre-season with split squad games against the Calgary Flames. Continue reading
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