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Oilers add veteran goalie Frederik Andersen on $2.8M deal
Edmonton bolsters its crease with a Stanley Cup finalist, pairing Andersen with Jarry and young prospect Levi.
Fifty people from 21 countries become Canadian citizens at special Canada Day ceremony in Edmonton
On Wednesday, new citizens reflected on their journeys to Canada, including the Banwait family, separated for four years before...
Oilers sign Stanley Cup-winning goalie Frederik Andersen to $2.8M one-year deal
The 36-year-old Danish veteran, fresh off a championship run with Carolina, joins Edmonton's three-goalie rotation for the upcoming season.
Man dies after confrontation with Edmonton police in southwest during hit-and-run spree
A 59-year-old was fatally shot Friday night after assaulting emergency personnel and fleeing multiple incidents. Alberta's...
Prime Minister Carney returns to Edmonton for Canada Day address on unity
The PM, who grew up in Edmonton, used the national holiday to emphasize togetherness as Albertans prepare for an October separation referendum.
Alberta government appoints advisers to riding boundary panel amid NDP opposition
The legislature committee approved hiring a political scientist and pollster, drawing criticism from Opposition members who say the...
Home damaged by fire in northeast Edmonton near 162 Avenue and 49 Street
Edmonton Fire Rescue Services responded Tuesday afternoon to heavy smoke and flames extending to a neighbouring home. No injuries reported.
Oilers trade Darnell Nurse to San Jose, clear $9.25M in cap space
The veteran defenceman requested a trade after falling down the depth chart. In exchange, Edmonton gets two younger blueliners.
Racist comments prompt City of Edmonton to delete youth fellowship post
City extended mental health support to affected interns; police aware of the incident.
Major rainfall brings West Nile virus warning to Alberta
Heavy June rains triggered mosquito season early and brought a species usually rare in the province.
Edmontonians rally to help Venezuela earthquake survivors
Local restaurant owner launches donation campaign as death toll climbs past 1,700 in South American disaster.
Alberta expands accessible parking to include those with vision loss
Albertans with severe vision loss who cannot drive can now apply for accessible parking permits.
