The 108-year-old ski hill in the city’s river valley was closed for the 2018/19 ski and snowboard season, after operating on limited hours the previous season. Continue reading →

In past few months, the Edmonton area has seen the most rain since 1996 and has been dubbed the second-wettest summer on record. Continue reading →

The cost associated with a vicious hailstorm that slammed into Alberta’s Capital Region earlier this month became much clearer on Tuesday. Continue reading →

The City of Edmonton is set to close all but one of its outdoor pools early next week. Continue reading →

Summer temperatures in Edmonton have not been high and that’s left a lot of people feeling a bit low. Continue reading →

Nine days before the 2019 Edmonton Airshow was scheduled to take flight, organizers have cancelled the event, citing soggy conditions at the site where it was to be held. Continue reading →

More rain than usual has forced organizers at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival to make some changes. Continue reading →

Event organizers say good weather is part of the reason why the Edmonton Heritage Festival had what they call a “banner year” in terms of attendance. Continue reading →

Environment Canada said the largest hail was reported west of the city in Spruce Grove, where teacup- to grapefruit-sized hail measuring 80 to 102 mm was reported. Continue reading →