Up to tennis ball sized-hail will be the main threat with the severe thunderstorms, and there’s a risk of a tornadoes around Edmonton in the afternoon and evening hours. Continue reading →

A 21-year-old Vermont woman is warning others to steer away from the invasive wild parsnip plant after she was hospitalized with severe burns and blisters from coming in contact with wild parsnip. Continue reading →

Majeed Kayhan, who was reported missing on Oct. 25, 2012, was identified by police as one of eight alleged victims of Bruce McArthur. Continue reading →

In younger children it may show itself as irritability, crying episodes, temper tantrums, refusing to go to school, or even physical symptoms like stomach pains. Continue reading →

Weather is believed to have caused the boat to capsize. Continue reading →

Terrell Owens won’t be kick-starting his pro football career with the Edmonton Eskimos. Continue reading →

A month after a judge awarded over $1 billion in damages to Dow Chemical Canada ULC over a dispute with Nova Chemicals Corporation regarding an Alberta ethylene plant, Nova has filed a notice of appeal as it looks to have the ruling overturned. Continue reading →

Edmonton police say a man who allegedly facilitated 257 fraudulent bridge mortgage loans worth an estimated $5.5 million is facing nearly two dozen charges. Continue reading →

Japan had halted shipments after some unauthorized genetically modified wheat was found in southern Alberta. Continue reading →

Independent Derek Fildebrandt says the best outcome after next spring’s election would be his new Freedom Conservative Party sharing power with Jason Kenney’s UCP. Continue reading →

Humboldt Broncos spokesman Grant Bastedo said no decision has been made on a potential roadside marker. Continue reading →

Two Alberta sheriff SUVs, an RCMP vehicle and a Lexus SUV were involved in the crash on the QEII, south of the Highway 2A overpass. Continue reading →

From Greyhound station to isolation — we can’t let that happen. Continue reading →

Up to tennis ball sized-hail will be the main threat with the severe thunderstorms, and there’s a risk of a tornadoes around Edmonton in the afternoon and evening hours. Continue reading →

An acreage home south of Edmonton in Leduc County was destroyed by fire Thursday night, and firefighters suspect it was sparked by a strike of lightning. Continue reading →

It looks like there may be a buyer for the Trans Mountain Pipeline after all, Danielle Smith says. Continue reading →

A man is facing charges after pepper spray was used during an alleged theft of groceries at a Sobeys store in Mill Woods. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are asking people to keep an eye out for 10 unique bicycles that were stolen from a cycling facility earlier this week. Continue reading →

Six businesses were evacuated late Thursday afternoon after a gas line broke behind the Riverbend Square strip mall in southwest Edmonton. Continue reading →

About 500 employees across Alberta and Saskatchewan are affected by the closure of Calgary-based company Concept Electric Ltd. Continue reading →

Peter Pocklington, the contentious businessman who once owned the Edmonton Oilers, is exploring a new business opportunity: cannabis. Continue reading →

The RCMP are hoping that by releasing a composite sketch of a suspect, someone will provide them with a tip in a Lloydminster sexual assault investigation. Continue reading →