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Blatchford to more than double housing units with new apartments
Seven mid- to high-rise buildings will add roughly 700 units, bringing retail and mixed-use development to the neighbourhood.
Supreme Court orders Edmonton police to disclose officer misconduct records
Unanimous ruling rejects EPS attempt to withhold disciplinary files from criminal defendants on privacy grounds.
Orange rainfall warning issued for Edmonton area
Environment Canada warns of 40–70mm over the weekend with risk of overland flooding and infrastructure damage.
Elks surge past Blue Bombers 23-18 on Fajardo's last-second TD
Edmonton quarterback leads late drive to cap first 3-0 start since 2017 before sold-out crowd at Princess Auto Stadium.
High Level Bridge's east sidewalk closed indefinitely after rain erodes riverbank
Heavy June rainfall saturated ground near southeast slope; additional 30-60mm expected this weekend as Edmonton nears its wettest June on record.
Nearly 2,000 affordable housing units renovated across Edmonton
A three-year, $34-million project has completed upgrades to 1,958 homes, adding 30 years to their lifespan and cutting emissions by 47 per cent.
Downtown Edmonton cracks down on unlicensed parking lots June 30
After a voluntary compliance period ends, the city will begin issuing fines starting at $1,000, escalating to court summons and site closures.
Oilers exploring goalie options including possible Ingram extension
Connor Ingram is bullish on re-signing with Edmonton, though GM Stan Bowman is considering other goalies as the team navigates limited cap space.
Canada Day celebrations across Edmonton this week
The city's hosting fireworks, family events, and special dining experiences July 1, with festivities running all day across multiple venues.
Police seek suspect and witness in downtown armed robbery
A 46-year-old delivery driver was injured May 26 when a man stole from his van and brandished a knife near 102 Street and 104 Avenue.
The Works Art & Design Festival runs through Canada Day
Churchill Square and beyond is a gallery, music venue, and marketplace through Wednesday, July 1, with standout new installations and...
Nearly 900 Edmonton social housing units renovated
The city has upgraded 882 affordable homes over three years with $23.3 million in combined federal and municipal funding.