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University of Alberta's hidden outdoor classrooms: Where rocks teach geology and quads inspire

The U of A campus offers year-round spaces for learning and gathering — from the 80-rock GeoScience Garden to Convocation Hall's...

Edmonton Public Schools says 36 complexity teams funded, not 52

Second Alberta First Nation seeks to freeze separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath's assets over trust fund dispute

Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation won a court order freezing an unspecified amount of Rath's assets pending review of its trust fund. Tallcree...

Dog survives suspected opioid poisoning during downtown Edmonton park walk

One-year-old Clifford recovered after naloxone treatment at an animal hospital, prompting owner to question where is safe to walk pets...

Boardwalk Centre residents left with water damage, falling ceiling after July storm as repairs stall

Multiple tenants on the 17th and 20th floors are demanding immediate repairs and facing mold, fallen ceilings, and insurance...

Edmonton council weighing rule changes for e-scooters and e-bikes amid safety concerns

City staff report e-scooter and e-bike trips nearly tripled to 1.4 million last year, with parking and riding behaviour remain top...

Alberta Health Services warns of cyanobacterial bloom at Matchayaw Lake west of Edmonton

Cyanobacteria with toxins detected in the water 60 km west of Edmonton; avoid swimming, wading, and consuming fish or water from the lake.

Row housing fire spreads across three buildings near 98 Street and 152 Avenue

Edmonton Fire Rescue Services battled a second-alarm fire Tuesday afternoon that ultimately affected three separate buildings in north Edmonton.

Edmonton police warn of violent sexual offender released into community

Jamie Edward Meads, convicted of assault, choking and intimate partner violence against eight known victims over 20 years, is now...

Edmonton pursues tax incentives to expand density development near transit hubs

City council directed staff to propose transit-oriented development guidelines and expand incentives for infill projects outside...

Air Canada temporarily lost widow's husband's ashes on Edmonton flight

Twyla Shannahan was forced to check her late husband's cremated remains despite calling ahead to confirm carry-on protocols.

Edmonton Fringe's 45th year brings Indigenous gathering space, Queer tours, free shuttle

Running August 13 to 23, the festival features 209 productions across 37 venues — plus pêhonân, a new Indigenous-led space built around...