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Fallen Paramedics Honored at Legislature Ceremony
Military flyover marks Alberta's annual memorial for EMS workers lost in the line of duty.
New Substation Will Power Edmonton's Future Growth
EPCOR's $398 million Fort Road project begins construction this summer, adding five kilometres of underground transmission lines.
Power Grid Braces for Population Boom
Edmonton's largest electricity upgrade in history breaks ground this summer, designed to handle the city's rapid growth.
KDays Returns This July With New Rides and Lineup
Edmonton's annual summer festival takes over the Expo Centre July 17–26 with concerts, food, and gravity-defying circus.
Grizzly Cubs Make Public Debut at Calgary Zoo
Two orphaned brothers, Turner and Fitz, explore their new home after a winter behind the scenes.
RavenWood Guitar Giveaway Returns With Custom Build at Stake
Youth under 18 can enter an essay contest for a chance to win a custom-built guitar at the RavenWood Music Festival in July.
EPS Partners With 'Ethical Hackers' to Stop $42M in Fraud
Edmonton Police and U.S. agencies disrupted scams by intercepting victim data and freezing accounts before money left Canada.
Sex Offender Release Triggers Public Safety Alert
Edmonton police warn residents that violent offender Ryan White will be living in the city upon his release, with strict court...
Corb Lund Plays Four Nights of Deep Cuts at Starlite Room
Country legend Corb Lund brings the Hurtin' Albertans to perform full classic albums Thursday through Sunday.
WEM Jewelry Heist Suspect Caught Using Fingerprints
Edmonton man arrested in early May robbery where suspect fled with items after spraying pepper spray at store.
U of A Athletes Sweep 2026 U Sports Awards
Volleyball and track stars Abby Guezen and Ryder Rattee both named athlete of the year, making it the second such double sweep.
Crisis Team Deploys New Data Tool as Calls Spike
Edmonton's 24/7 Crisis Diversion initiative launches pilot dashboard to track response patterns across the city.