The city is continuing to discuss the possibility of constructing a permanent beach in one of several areas in the river valley after the popularity of Accidental Beach last year. Continue reading
In response to the popularity of Accidental Beach, a large stretch of sand that appeared in Edmonton’s river valley last year, the city is considering constructing a permanent beach in one of several possible areas in the river valley. Continue reading
Over the past couple of weeks, a sandbar has begun to emerge at Edmonton’s Accidental Beach. Continue reading
A new local guide maps out 45 lesser-known gems in Edmonton. The creator was spurred on by a relatively unflattering review of the city in Lonely Planet’s latest guide. Continue reading
City administration has been asked to look at short-term and long-term options for the future of Edmonton’s Accidental Beach. Continue reading
Report released Thursday details what needs to be done to keep Accidental Beach. Government and Mother Nature will play the biggest roles. Continue reading
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
Edmonton’s newest attraction, dubbed the accidental beach, has again received a failing grade for its water quality from the North Saskatchewan Riverkeeper. Continue reading
A little rain and a cloudy sky wasn’t enough to keep Edmontonians away from the accidental beach Friday afternoon for the 630 CHED Endless Summer Accidental Beach Party! Continue reading
The latest sample taken on Aug. 28 showed 238 colony-forming units of E. coli per 100 millilitres of water at the Cloverdale Beach, earning the status “failed to meet water quality standards.” Continue reading
