Dave Hughes insisted on taking a pay cut so that he and Kate Langbroek would be paid the same. Continue reading →

Nearly eight years after an intoxicated woman who was tied to a wheelchair died at Edmonton’s Royal Alexandra Hospital, a public inquiry report has been released. It calls for the hospital to re-examine its security protocol when dealing with addicts and other vulnerable visitors. Continue reading →

Justin Trudeau and the late Gord Downie shared a close, emotional friendship. Continue reading →

The Dow hit 22,000 on Aug. 2, only 54 trading days earlier. Continue reading →

Nearly eight years after an intoxicated woman who was tied to a wheelchair died at Edmonton’s Royal Alexandra Hospital, a public inquiry report has been released. It calls for the hospital to re-examine its security protocol when dealing with addicts and other vulnerable visitors. Continue reading →

Police said an unknown suspect (or suspects) went to a property on Highway 657 south of Muriel Lake and opened a livestock gate Tuesday morning. Continue reading →

The son of slain St. Albert seniors Lyle and Marie McCann is once again urging the federal government to get rid of an outdated section of the Criminal Code. Continue reading →

The self-inflicted wounds started early in Tuesday’s 5-3 loss to Carolina. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos are preparing for the return of one of their best defenders in Canadian defensive back Arjen Colquhoun on Saturday against the B.C. Lions. Continue reading →

Chief Joseph Weasel Child explains how Siksika First Nation residents are recovering from a wildfire that spurred hundreds of people to evacuate. Continue reading →

As questions arise about the use of ammonia in Canadian arenas, some experts have stepped up to answer them. Continue reading →

Canada’s health ministers will discuss the ongoing opioid crisis and the pending legalization of cannabis when they kick off a two-day meeting in Edmonton Thursday. Continue reading →

Kinder Morgan Canada Ltd. says the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project continues to move forward, though early activity has been slower than expected.  Continue reading →

At $3.13 million, a two-storey penthouse in downtown Edmonton is the city’s most expensive condo on the market. It even comes with a Bentley Continental GT. Continue reading →

Edmonton and Lethbridge are the first cities in Alberta to get Health Canada approval to offer safe injection sites for opioid drugs. Continue reading →

Police said the front entrance of the clubhouse at the Wabasca golf course was rammed with a truck. Two suspects got away with the ATM. Continue reading →

A firefighter has died while battling the wildfires near the southeastern Alberta hamlet of Hilda. Continue reading →

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating after a man and woman were shot by RCMP responding to a violent crime spree near Sundre on Oct. 13. Continue reading →

Do governments ever move quickly on anything? Continue reading →

A 36-year-old woman has been given a ticket for failing to stop at a stop sign after a fatal collision earlier this year. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Remand Centre has introduced new body-scanning technology to improve safety at the facility. Continue reading →

New research has confirmed what firefighters have long suspected.  Continue reading →

An intense, low pressure system with a strong cold front swept across the province, bringing strong, gusty winds and thunderstorms. Continue reading →

The main CN Rail line between Edmonton and Saskatoon was put out of service after 13 train cars derailed on the Fabyan trestle bridge near Wainwright Tuesday evening. Continue reading →