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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.
Alberta misses fiscal update deadline amid health care overhaul
Year-end budget results delayed until early fall as province waits for health entities to finalize numbers.
Class action lawsuit filed over Alberta voter privacy breach
Nearly 3 million Albertans' names and addresses were exposed after elections officials failed to protect voter data.
Street Performers Festival brings 38 artists to Churchill Square
July 3–12: juggling lessons, aerial acrobatics, and performances from eight countries. No admission fee.
Heat and air quality warnings spread across Alberta
Environment Canada issues Yellow alerts for wildfire smoke and extreme temperatures affecting Fort McMurray and beyond.
Alberta set to unveil West Coast pipeline proposal Thursday
The province is submitting its plans for a new oil pipeline to the federal major projects office, aiming for national-interest status by October.
Where to catch Canada Day events in Edmonton
The city's flagship fireworks show lights up the river valley at 11 p.m., plus events at the Ice District, Alberta legislature, Mill...
Amazon building $97M delivery station in northwest Edmonton
The e-commerce giant received a building permit for the project at 16404 145th Ave. NW, with construction expected to begin this year.
Oilers invite top Canadian female player to 2026 development camp
Chloe Primerano, Canada's top young female hockey player, will compete alongside two American teammates at Edmonton's rookie camp.
Most Albertans can apply for $100 energy rebate starting Canada Day
Nearly 3.4 million Albertans become eligible to apply for the new Alberta Energy Rebate on July 1, with payments arriving within two weeks.
Edmonton councillors exploring centralized Diwali fireworks show
The city is considering a pilot event in Mill Woods Park to provide a safe, legal alternative to illegal fireworks that have caused home fires.
Alberta invests $100M to expand classroom support teams through Grade 12
The province will hire 221 new classroom complexity teams, with 158 for junior and senior high and 63 for elementary. The $100M...
