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Juno-Nominated Cellist Cris Derksen Dies in Alberta Crash
Indigenous musician and composer, 45, killed in car accident in northern Alberta after attending his father's funeral.
Edmonton's Pet Bylaw Gets Tough on Dangerous Dogs
New animal rules take effect Tuesday, with mandatory training for vicious dogs and fines up to $7,000 for repeat offenses.
Edmonton Public Schools Reconsiders Mandatory Language Courses
Division exploring whether to keep second-language instruction requirement as enrollment pressures mount.
Alberta Invests $200M to Hire 1,400 Teachers Next Year
Province launches new grant program targeting class size reduction in K-9 grades to ease crowding in schools.
Allergies Worsening Across Canada as Pollen Levels Double
Climate change is driving longer warm seasons and increased plant reproduction, making hay fever and hives worse for millions.
Canada-U.S. Defence Board Paused Over Spending Dispute
U.S. halts long-standing military partnership forum, citing Canada's failure to meet NATO defence commitments.
Red Rock Coulee: Alberta's Alien Landscape Awaits Explorers
Massive red boulders near Medicine Hat create one of Alberta's most otherworldly natural wonders, and it's closer than you think.
Forever Canadian Avenue: Edmonton Pushes Street Rename
City councillor Michael Janz proposes renaming 99th Avenue near the legislature to celebrate Canadian pride and boost tourism.
Oilers Coaching Search Shifts as Berube Interview Set
Craig Berube enters the picture as Edmonton's head coach hunt takes a new turn after early Cassidy pursuit complications.
Journalism Program at Langara College Faces Closure
Vancouver's prestigious two-year journalism program is shutting down, raising questions about training pipelines for the next generation...
Federal Government Doubles Down on Home Building Targets
Ottawa reaffirms its pledge to accelerate construction despite widespread headwinds hitting the residential sector.
Oilers Face Cap Crunch as Bowman's Contracts Loom Large
GM Stan Bowman's roster decisions—especially the Tristan Jarry trade—have left Edmonton with limited flexibility heading into free agency.