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Edmonton river valley trails flood after June breaks 112-year rainfall record
Multiple low-lying trails closed this week as North Saskatchewan River levels spiked to nearly 6.5 metres following record June precipitation.
City council examines new rules to regulate lodging houses amid neighbourhood concerns
Edmonton's Urban Planning Committee heard proposals Thursday to limit lodging houses to three-bedroom minimums and cap sleeping units...
Alberta rolls out redesigned driver's licences and ID cards with health number integration
New combined cards including space for personal health numbers took effect Thursday. Albertans applying for renewals must now provide...
Man with ties to international extortion gang arrested in Edmonton on Canada-wide warrant
Safaldeep Singh, 22, was arrested during a traffic stop in Edmonton on June 23 and later charged with conspiracy to commit murder and...
Man wanted Canada-wide for extorting South Asian business owners arrested in Edmonton
Safaldeep Singh, linked to the 'For Brothers' gang, was arrested after an Edmonton traffic stop led to seizure of drugs, firearms, and...
Community leagues across Edmonton face aging infrastructure and $44 million funding gap
More than 80 percent of 130 assessed leagues earned a C grade or lower, with projected needs of $100 million over the next decade for...
No charges for RCMP officer after fatal December 2024 shooting of Cold Lake First Nation man
Alberta's police watchdog cleared the officer of wrongdoing in the death of Fabian Skani, but the First Nations chief and family say...
Edmonton's housing market cools, easing competition for first-time buyers
May sales fell 14 percent year-over-year while inventory grew 24 percent, creating more negotiating room for buyers — though...
Edmonton Oilers emerge as winners of NHL free agency after shedding Darnell Nurse contract
Multiple hockey analysts praise Edmonton's offseason haul, headlined by general manager Stan Bowman's ability to trade Nurse without...
Freewill Shakespeare Festival's Something Rotten! is a toe-tapping extravaganza at Hawrelak Park
The musical runs at Heritage Amphitheatre through July 12, delivering laughs and tap-dancing grace despite opening-night rain that...
The Hive student housing in The Quarters now open for fall move-ins
The affordable student residence at 9629 102 Avenue offers 65 fully furnished units starting at $588 per month, delayed from its...
Darnell Nurse traded to San Jose, closing 12-year Oilers chapter
The veteran defenceman departs after becoming a lightning rod for criticism in Edmonton, ending his time with the only franchise he'd played for.
