Neighborhoods — Page 2
Fort Saskatchewan and Strathcona food banks shift to grocery-style model
As food bank visits hit record levels, two Alberta centres let clients choose what they need instead of receiving pre-packed hampers.
Man sentenced to six years in fatal 2024 Whyte Avenue stabbing
Nathan Nanemahoo pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the June 26, 2024 death of Krishnil Mani. With credit for time served, he has just...
Leduc's community groups host recurring programs from art to food to fitness
The city south of Edmonton offers dozens of weekly and monthly activities, including quilting, volleyball, grief support, farmers...
Progressive Tory Party meets nearly 100 voters at Sherwood Park barbecue
MLA Peter Guthrie and his new party hosted a July 25 gathering in Sherwood Park as they organize across Alberta and pitch 'reasoned' governance.
Sherwood Park actor Filip Fufezan makes TV debut in Prime Video's Elle prequel series
Fufezan, an alumnus of Sherwood Park schools, plays Caleb in the 1990s Seattle-set Legally Blonde prequel, which has already been...
Leduc RCMP launches drone program for search, crime scenes, and barricaded suspects
The new Remotely Piloted Aircraft System has already assisted in multiple operations including a barricaded-suspect incident and a...
Downtown Edmonton's abandoned construction pit poses safety risks as water, overgrowth worsen
A sprawling pit from a cancelled apartment project in downtown Edmonton poses safety and mosquito risks, as the city works to strengthen...
Saffron Centre's Igniting Hope Gala welcomes Dr. Jody Carrington in Sherwood Park
The sexual assault support organization fundraiser is September 10 at The Agora, featuring the psychologist and author, catered dinner,...
Inside St. Albert's downtown and river valley: a walking guide to historic bridges and Douglas Cardinal architecture
St. Albert's Sturgeon River valley holds the trestle train bridge, Lion's Park, and St. Albert Place—a Douglas Cardinal landmark with...
Leduc celebrates Royal Canadian Legion's 100th anniversary with veteran stories and camaraderie
Branch 108 gathered July 17 to mark a century of the organization supporting veterans, first responders, and communities in need.
Don'ya Ukraine's Kitchen persists after zero turnout at free Zumba event downtown
The restaurant rescheduled and is pushing forward despite a summer marked by downtown closures and construction challenges.
Two Alberta girls take command of RCMP operations for Kids with Cancer experience
Maya Ferguson and Haley Nedeljak pilot drones, operate bomb robots, and ride in RCMP helicopters as co-commanders Monday.
