News — Page 13
Edmonton tops relocation list for GTA homebuyers
New Royal LePage survey shows 16% of Greater Toronto Area respondents would move to Edmonton for affordability.
What's open and closed for Canada Day in Edmonton
Movie theatres, zoos, and waterpark operating with adjusted hours; transit runs Sunday schedule.
Oilers hire Mike Babcock as head coach
Longtime NHL coach takes Edmonton bench after nearly four years away; DJ Smith joins as associate coach.
Something Rotten! Takes the Stage at Hawrelak Park
Edmonton Pops Orchestra debuts outdoor Broadway musical in newly renovated park; runs July 1–12.
Water alert lifted as rainfall pressure eases
Residents can resume normal routines; stormwater system stabilized after three days of heavy rain.
Woman dies after officer-involved shooting during traffic stop in Calgary
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating after multiple uses of force during a highway confrontation with an erratic driver.
City to pilot big-bin program in 2027 to combat illegal dumping
Edmonton officials say poor waste sorting, not lack of pickup frequency, drives illegal dumping — and a new collection program is in development.
Epcor invested $158 million in water treatment as climate demands grow
The utility is protecting plants against high-water events and expanding stormwater infrastructure as Edmonton braces for more extreme weather.
Odd Burger plant-based fast-food chain closing Mayfield location
The Canadian chain is shuttering its Mayfield Common location on June 28, leaving one remaining Edmonton outlet on the south side.
Family physicians in high demand; many Albertans struggle to access care
A survey found that 16 per cent of Albertans with family doctors say it's challenging to get appointments when needed.
Edmonton man wins $1 million from Servus Credit Union contest
Ibukun Sobukunola, a project manager, moved his savings to Servus and entered the Big Share contest — and won the grand prize.
Entire dock with five boats swept down North Saskatchewan River
A dock owned by the Edmonton Rowing Club broke free Monday morning and drifted downstream through the city during the heavy rainfall.
