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It's Thanksgiving—stay home, stay warm, and pick something that feels right for the day.
Nothing's really on tonight—Thanksgiving is about staying in anyway.
Grab a drama series and settle in—it's still chilly out, perfect for weekend binging.
Parks are free year-round—grab a quick walk if the weather cooperates, otherwise stay cozy.
Weekend's coming—book a table and a show if you want to get out and celebrate together.
Keep the kids busy indoors today—Thanksgiving's relaxed, so low-key activities work fine.
It's 0°C and Thanksgiving—only head out if you're bundled up and just need fresh air.
After 22:00 on Thanksgiving? Honestly, stay in and stream—most venues are quiet anyway.
Brass plaques were pried away and graffiti marked the 106-year-old monument at 118 Avenue and 40 Street in northeast Edmonton.
The Edmonton Oilers' 26-year-old defenseman leads the league with 11 points through four games and a +12 rating—the best plus-minus start to a season in NHL history.
University of Alberta hockey programs move to Silent Ice Center for 2026-27 season while aging North Campus arena undergoes major infrastructure overhaul.
The 52nd Canadian Finals Rodeo at Rogers Place featured elite athletes, 120 volunteers across 400 shifts, and 15 families benefited through the Golden Circle of Champions program.
UB40's reggae legacy anchors a strong musical week; The Zolas and comedy from Danny Bhoy and Tom Papa round out the stages.
Read the feature →The Edmonton meadery stocks three regular meads made exclusively with Alberta honey, which produces 40% of Canada's supply.
Chefs Christine Sandford and Roger Letourneau bring their seasonal menu and wine collaborations to 10429 121st St. NW through January.
The Caribbean-themed coffee shop at 10802 124th St. will serve its last customers on Wednesday, Sept. 23, after operating for a couple of years.
The Edmonton musician's album release pivots to high-end hi-fi listening rooms, part of a global trend where people gather to focus entirely on vinyl, CDs, and cassettes on audiophile sound systems.
The author discusses his new collection at Edmonton's nonfiction festival, which opens Oct. 14 with 30 events across five days at downtown venues.
Collaborators Dmitrii Eske and Amanuel Hagos are filming stories of the Eritrean community rebuilding lives in Edmonton, with subjects including TikTok creator Nanu Alem.
Diles que no me maten, a post-rock/psych band from Mexico, is bringing their tour to 99ten in Edmonton on October 26 (18+, not wheelchair accessible). Tickets are on Ticketweb.
Someone's mom is visiting and wants to find a cloth gnome with Canadian flair—they've been searching the mall and west end with no luck. If you know where to find one, let them know.
Beautiful chilly morning walk around Blackmud Creek. If you haven't hit the river valley trails yet this fall, the weather's perfect right now.
Someone found a super friendly, playful cat near Rogers Place yesterday afternoon and thinks it's someone's lost pet. They've got a dog at home so boarding has been a bit chaotic—if you know whose cat this is, reach out and help get this guy back home.
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