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Mike Babcock challenges McDavid, Draisaitl as Oilers coach gets blunt with stars
New Edmonton Oilers coach Mike Babcock told Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl they're part of the problem, signalling a willingness to...
Edmonton Oilers' pursuit of Claude Giroux clouded by Flyers' offer sheet to Carlsson
The unrestricted free agent has yet to commit, and Philadelphia's cap space may hinge on whether Anaheim matches an $18 million offer...
Edmonton river valley trails closed as North Saskatchewan River reaches near-record levels
Multiple low-lying trails remain underwater following June's record rainfall, which shattered a 112-year-old monthly record.
Edmonton's infrastructure renewal plan targets $2.8 billion in repairs through 2030
City council greenlit a Dedicated Renewal Fund that will ask ratepayers for a 0.5% property tax increase starting in 2027, ramping to 1% by 2033.
Alphonso Davies benched for Canada's World Cup exit due to hamstring concerns
The Edmonton native felt discomfort in training two days before the Round of 16 match against Morocco and chose not to play rather than...
City must publish Indigenous consultation plans for Rossdale redevelopment, council decides
Ward councillor Anne Stevenson motioned for annual reports on how the city communicates its consultation with 32 First Nations...
Shakir Mukhamadullin signs two-year deal with Edmonton Oilers at $1.17M cap hit
The 24-year-old defenceman has been locked in on a contract that keeps him with the Oil through the 2027-28 season.
Edmonton Elks drop perfect record to winless B.C. Lions in Week 5 upset
The Elks' 3-0 start ended Saturday with a 36-24 loss in Kelowna, dropping them to 3-1 alongside Saskatchewan atop the West Division.
Edmonton police seek footage in downtown suspicious death investigation
Officers are asking for dash cam and surveillance video from a 111-115 Street corridor after a man died Saturday morning.
Alberta court more than doubles sentence in 1981 rape and robbery case
John Beausoleil's sentence rose from 3½ years to 7½ years after the Alberta Court of Appeal ruled the original judgment failed to...
June rainfall makes Edmonton wettest month on record, mosquitoes surge back
Record-setting wet weather has created ideal breeding conditions for mosquitoes after years of drought, prompting residents to take...
Street performers festival kicks off 42nd year at Churchill Square
42 artists from eight countries, including 10 making their first Edmonton appearance, perform free shows through July 12 at Churchill Square.
