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Smith defends government's referendum ads as non-neutral despite UCP president's claim
Alberta's premier rejected assertions that the province's $4-million campaign on the October separation question is impartial, directly...
Edmonton expands what you can recycle starting October 1: styrofoam, takeout containers and more
Blue bags will accept foam packaging, to-go cups, food containers and plastic film starting next month. The shift is part of Alberta's...
Edmonton police and city council launching public safety review; report due late 2027
A collaborative assessment will examine how the Edmonton Police Service and Community Service Branch can improve coordination on public...
MacEwan researcher's study challenges harm claims for common language guides
Psychology professor Scott Semenyna finds no measurable negative impact from words academics were told to avoid—sparking polarized reception.
Edmonton's iconic 118-year-old Spectrum racetrack demolition nears completion
The Northlands site will begin grading in spring 2027, clearing the way for 3,500+ net-zero-ready homes over 20–30 years.
Alberta's no-fault auto insurance plan clashes with falling claim costs, lawyers warn
Data shows injury claims dropped sharply in 2025, undercutting the government's justification for stripping drivers' court rights.
Stollery Children's Hospital ranks 40th globally for pediatrics in Newsweek-Statista survey
Edmonton's hospital stands out for cardiac care in new international rankings covering 12 medical fields, while Alberta Children's...
Chief Adam warns Alberta: First Nations will fight treat-and-release mining permits in court for 20 years
Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation chief says if Alberta approves Suncor's plan to release oilsands wastewater into the Athabasca River,...
Edmonton tech founder sells WonderFi to Robinhood for $250M, still drives 2009 Accord
Karia Samaroo built Canada's biggest crypto platform from a RadioShack computer and a $5 pirated video game sale. Now it's sold to a...
Alberta separatist leader urges all voters to back Option 2 as leverage against Ottawa
Keith Wilson told a forum hosted by Preston Manning that voting Option 2 gives Premier Smith negotiating power, even for those opposed...
Beer prices at Rogers Place hold steady as $20 rumours prove baseless
Draught domestic beer will cost $18.50 at Oilers games this season, and concession prices remain in the usual range despite summer...
Oilers forward Formenton scores in preseason debut amid ongoing protest over his signing
Alex Formenton scored on a backhand deke as Edmonton beat Winnipeg 5–2 Saturday, while more than 100 fans protested outside Rogers Place...
