“Overall, the number of new completions coming into the market is outpacing demand,” CMHC senior analyst James Cuddy said of the Edmonton real estate market.

High unemployment, high interest rates and low disposable income are preventing more Edmontonians from buying a home and are turning to renting instead.

The YouthfulCities Canadian Urban Work Index has named Edmonton the best place for youth to work among 21 Canadian cities.

Statistics Canada says Edmonton's unemployment rate went up slightly in June.

Boyle Street Ventures has a launched a website to help its clients join the workforce.

A new survey suggests there will be an improved environment for Edmonton workers during the third quarter of the year.

Edmonton experienced a big increase in unemployment to end 2016.

The latest census shows Edmonton saw "moderate growth" between 2014 and 2016. The city's population grew by 2.5 per cent, to reach nearly 900,000.

The number of Albertans receiving Employment Insurance continued to increase this summer according to Statistics Canada.