Heat warning issued for Edmonton and many other northern Alberta communities
Fire at mosque in Edson Saturday night leaves community shaken: RCMP investigating
Motorcyclists gather on the Anthony Henday to remember father killed in crash
Alberta hockey players injured at bachelor party near Calgary: RCMP investigating
‘It’s a buyer’s market’: Edmonton Real Estate Association
Edmonton Transit Service opens its doors to celebrate 40 years of light rail
Amanda Lindhout kidnapper gets 15 years in prison
A Somalian man found guilty in the kidnapping of Amanda Lindhout has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Continue reading
Chamber is working on showing city council ways to reduce costs
By Scott Johnston Reporter
“It’s at a crisis point,” Coun, Mike Nickel said as the list of companies moving out of the city is growing. Chamber’s Janet Riopel said a city service review critique is being prepared to present to council. Continue reading
Thomas Markle wishes he was at royal wedding: ‘I’m a footnote in one of the greatest moments in history’
Thomas Markle said Trump was discussed at least once with Prince Harry, who said he should give Trump a chance. ‘I sort of disagreed with that.’ Continue reading
Edmonton highrise opens rooftop dog park with grassy turf, fake fire hydrants
A downtown Edmonton building has opened a rooftop patio catering to dogs. Continue reading
Do It For Dad aims to raise money for prostate cancer
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
A family friendly event today aims to raise awareness of prostate cancer, Do It For Dads is a 5k walk/run down at Wilfrid Laurier Park. Continue reading
Just For Laughs production company promotes COO Bruce Hills to president
The company describes Hills as a “32-year veteran of the festival,” who was instrumental in establishing and growing the English-speaking portion of Just For Laughs Montreal. Continue reading
Collision near Innisfail claims life of 22-year-old man
A 22-year-old man has died after the vehicle he was driving left the highway east of Innisfail Sunday morning. Continue reading
Parents of paralyzed Humboldt Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki prepare for his return home
The 19-year-old is undergoing physiotherapy at the Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia, and is expected to return home to Airdrie, just north of Calgary, in a matter of weeks. Continue reading
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Chris Hardwick ‘blindsided’ by ex-girlfriend’s allegations: ‘At no time did I sexually assault her’
“I was heartbroken to read Chloe’s post. Our three-year relationship was not perfect — we were ultimately not a good match,” Chris Hardwick said in a statement. Continue reading
Collision on Yellowhead Trail sends 3 people to hospital
Three people were taken to hospital with undetermined injuries Saturday afternoon following a collision on Yellowhead Trail near 50 Street. Continue reading
IN PHOTOS: Edmonton kids triathlon seeing more and more participants year over year
The seventh annual Melcor Kids of Steel Triathlon saw over 250 kids aged 3 to 15 compete. Continue reading
Sentencing arguments begin for Quebec City’s mosque shooter
While Alexandre Bissonnette’s first-degree murder conviction carries an automatic life sentence with no chance of parole for 25 years, Bissonnette can also receive consecutive terms, which means he could be sentenced to up to 150 years. Continue reading
Edmonton dog owners being asked to help fight noxious weed
Field Scabious is taking over the Terwillegar Dog Park and Edmontonians are being asked to do their part to prevent its spread. Continue reading
Community residents take center stage at Edmonton arts festival
Arts, culture and community are at the center of an Edmonton festival. Continue reading
Video game addiction listed as a mental health problem by WHO
Compulsive video-gaming is now listed as a mental health issue in the eyes of the World Health Organization. Continue reading
Viral photos capture the fearful plight of child migrants at U.S.-Mexico border
The photos show the plight of asylum-seekers arriving at the U.S.-Mexico border, likely still unaware of the Trump administration policy of separating children from their parents. Continue reading
Pot … or not? Small provinces much more prepared for Day 1 of legalization
Marijuana legalization is almost a done deal, but some provinces are far readier than others. (Spoiler: New Brunswick is really ready. Here’s why.) Continue reading
Fire at mosque in Edson Saturday night leaves community shaken: RCMP investigating
The Muslim community in Edson is shaken after someone tried to set fire to a local mosque Saturday as dozens of people were leaving evening prayers. Continue reading
California doctor suspended, under investigation after video shows incident with patient
A California doctor is under investigation after a video shows her taunting and laughing at a patient. Continue reading
Indonesian woman found dead inside belly of giant python
An Indonesian woman has been found in the belly of a giant python after the swollen snake was captured near where she vanished while tending her vegetable garden. Continue reading
Premier Notley shuffling her cabinet
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley will announce some changes to her cabinet Monday. Continue reading
Amanda Lindhout kidnapper gets 15 years in prison
A Somalian man found guilty in the kidnapping of Amanda Lindhout has been sentenced to 15 years in prison. Continue reading
Chamber is working on showing city council ways to reduce costs
By Scott Johnston Reporter
“It’s at a crisis point,” Coun, Mike Nickel said as the list of companies moving out of the city is growing. Chamber’s Janet Riopel said a city service review critique is being prepared to present to council. Continue reading
Heat warning issued for Edmonton and many other northern Alberta communities
A heat warning has been issued for Edmonton and much of northern Alberta. Continue reading
Fire at mosque in Edson Saturday night leaves community shaken: RCMP investigating
The Muslim community in Edson is shaken after someone tried to set fire to a local mosque Saturday as dozens of people were leaving evening prayers. Continue reading
Edmonton highrise opens rooftop dog park with grassy turf, fake fire hydrants
A downtown Edmonton building has opened a rooftop patio catering to dogs. Continue reading
Motorcyclists gather on the Anthony Henday to remember father killed in crash
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The riders initiated the memorial ride from Edmonton City Hall at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Continue reading
Do It For Dad aims to raise money for prostate cancer
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
A family friendly event today aims to raise awareness of prostate cancer, Do It For Dads is a 5k walk/run down at Wilfrid Laurier Park. Continue reading
‘It’s a buyer’s market’: Edmonton Real Estate Association
According to the chair of the Realtors Association, housing inventory is at it’s highest peak since 2008. Continue reading
Collision near Innisfail claims life of 22-year-old man
A 22-year-old man has died after the vehicle he was driving left the highway east of Innisfail Sunday morning. Continue reading
Alberta hockey players injured at bachelor party near Calgary: RCMP investigating
By Lisa MacGregor Reporter
Two WHL Lethbridge Hurricanes hockey players and one former player are in hospital after being injured in an incident at a Calgary bachelor party this weekend. Continue reading
Edmonton Transit Service opens its doors to celebrate 40 years of light rail
The LRT system now consists of 18 stations, counting over 112,000 rides each weekday. Continue reading
Parents of paralyzed Humboldt Bronco Ryan Straschnitzki prepare for his return home
The 19-year-old is undergoing physiotherapy at the Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia, and is expected to return home to Airdrie, just north of Calgary, in a matter of weeks. Continue reading
Collision on Yellowhead Trail sends 3 people to hospital
Three people were taken to hospital with undetermined injuries Saturday afternoon following a collision on Yellowhead Trail near 50 Street. Continue reading
IN PHOTOS: Edmonton kids triathlon seeing more and more participants year over year
The seventh annual Melcor Kids of Steel Triathlon saw over 250 kids aged 3 to 15 compete. Continue reading
Edmonton dog owners being asked to help fight noxious weed
Field Scabious is taking over the Terwillegar Dog Park and Edmontonians are being asked to do their part to prevent its spread. Continue reading
Community residents take center stage at Edmonton arts festival
Arts, culture and community are at the center of an Edmonton festival. Continue reading
Western Major Baseball League announces name change, new All-Star game
The Western Major Baseball League, home of the Edmonton Prospects, is the midst of a major rebranding. Continue reading
First glimpses of Indigenous cultural attraction at Fort Edmonton Park
The photos reveal a large swath of the park grounds covered with attractions and pavilions to showcase the First Nations and Métis Nation cultural heritage. Continue reading
More drops than gains in Alberta high school performance report
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
The Fraser Institute released their rankings of the province’s high schools – and the report cards aren’t flattering for some schools. Continue reading
RCMP lay charges after driver damages Pride crosswalk in Grande Prairie
RCMP in Grande Prairie have laid charges after a truck damaged the recently repainted Pride crosswalk in that city. Continue reading
Central Alberta teen dies following collision with light pole
A 19-year-old man as died after the car he was driving left the road and collided with a light standard near Clive Friday night. Continue reading
Bernier supporters demand his reinstatement after Scheer removes him from shadow cabinet
Maxime Bernier’s supporters are demanding he be reinstated – and using money to show they mean business. Continue reading
Sabretooth squirrel saved by Alberta tooth fairy
By Sarah Kraus Reporter
A certain squirrel is likely very happy that an Alberta woman decided to try learning a few dentistry skills to help him out with a problem. Continue reading
Prairie Wrestling Alliance prides itself on relationship with fans
On June 23, the Prairie Wrestling Alliance will be hosting Night of Champions 16 , an event billed as the largest event of its kind in all of Canada. Continue reading
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