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Royal Alberta Museum returns over 17,000 artifacts to Fort McKay First Nation after decades in storage
After decades in museum storage, 17,000 artifacts collected from Fort McKay ancestral lands are being returned to the First Nation.
Edmonton records 770 overdose deaths in 2025, worst year on record as city grapples with worsening crisis
770 people died of overdoses in Edmonton in 2025 — the worst year on record. City leaders say they're committed to harm reduction even...
Alberta charges Forestry Ministry over wildland firefighter's 2024 death in Jasper
Morgan Kitchen, 24, died after being struck by a tree while battling the Jasper wildfire. Six workplace safety violations alleged.
Edmonton Stingers co-owner James Burns dead at 71
Burns was instrumental in building the CEBL franchise from its earliest days and served as league board chair.
Rural Alberta ERs closing despite record physician numbers, AMA warns
Temporary emergency department closures persist even as Alberta has more licensed doctors than ever; the problem is planning, not just...
Premier criticizes Edmonton police for video encouraging hate reports
Premier Danielle Smith says police should focus on violent crime, not free speech, after EPS posted a video asking Albertans to report...
Highway 63 paving underway as province begins $15M repair push
Construction started Monday on a 10-kilometre stretch of the notorious route between Edmonton and Fort McMurray, with full repairs...
Spirit Halloween opens four pop-up stores across Edmonton in early August
The mega-retailer has opened two locations with two more coming this month at the former Bed Bath & Beyond, Rona, Toys R Us, and...
Four dead, four hurt after wrong-way crash on Calgary's Stoney Trail
A Mercedes travelling southbound in northbound lanes struck two other vehicles late Sunday, killing the driver and three passengers in a...
WestJet restores flights after tentative cabin crew deal ends strike disruption
WestJet and CUPE reached a tentative agreement Monday, ending a work stoppage that grounded all mainline flights and displaced roughly...
Alberta's legalized online gambling draws more attendees to support groups
One man who lost $500,000 to gambling over a decade worries the ease of phone-based betting will create new problem gamblers.
Edmonton schools racing to hire 52 new complexity teams before fall, but teacher shortage looms
Province is funding 52 more classroom support teams for Edmonton, but a rapid hiring push raises questions about whether there are...
