You order subscriptions to the things you love -- and an Edmonton neighbourhood is hoping that encourages you to engage with some local businesses.

A new temporary homeless shelter set to open in south Edmonton next week is being met with mixed feelings by local residents and the area councillor.

The building dates back to 1925. Its former owner, Adolf Minchau, became a prominent Strathcona business figure after coming to the area in 1907 from Russia.

Councillors have asked city budget staff to look at topping up a couple of incentive programs to spruce up commercial districts around Edmonton.

The southeast Edmonton neighbourhood of Ritchie is undergoing a transformation and it's getting attention from millennials looking for a place to put down roots.

Oilers playoff fever is taking Edmonton by storm and fans are coming up with creative ways to watch games together.

Offering bikes, brews and brewed coffee, it's bound to be a hub for hip and trendy Edmontonians and on Tuesday, the Ritchie Market opened its doors to much fanfare.

With shrinking congregations and dwindling resources, four churches in southeast Edmonton are uniting as one in an effort to keep the lights on.

A public information meeting was held Thursday night to listen to residents’ concerns and explain which options the city is looking at.

Scheduled to open in the second half of 2016, the 15,000 square-foot, two-storey building will be located on the corner of 96 Street and 76 Avenue.