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Sunday · May 17, 2026

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10:36
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News Brief

Hantavirus Confirmed in B.C. Linked to Cruise Outbreak

Canada's first confirmed case of the Andes strain of hantavirus has been detected in British Columbia, though health officials say public risk remains low.

9:48
PM
News Brief

St. Theresa Students Mark Field Day 10th Anniversary

St. Theresa School is transforming its annual field day into an all-day fantasy adventure for 120-plus students celebrating a decade of tradition.

9:00
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The Lead

Strathcona Food Bank Launches Capital Campaign

The Strathcona Food Bank is unveiling a major fundraising push at the Nourish Gala later this month to fund a new facility and meet growing community demand.

6:31
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Pulse

Anyone Know Where to Find Perdomo Cigars in Edmonton?

Local cigar hunters are on the search for Perdomo brands around the city. If you know which shops carry them, the Edmonton Reddit crew is listening.

6:01
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Pulse

Looking for West Coast Seeds in Edmonton Today?

Someone on Reddit was hunting for West Coast Seeds this morning—Classic Landscapes was closed for the long weekend, but the community came through with other spots to check....

5:31
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Pulse

May Long Frost Hits Edmonton Two Weeks Late

Edmonton just got a late frost over May long weekend—12 days past our average final frost date. Gardeners who planted early are probably swearing right now, but hey, at least...

5:01
PM
News Brief

LGBTQ+ Advocates Press PM on Rights During Critical Moment

Community leaders say Canada faces a crucial choice on equality, calling for stronger government leadership on inclusion.

4:31
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The Lead

Chong's Taiwan Trip Signals Defiance Over Beijing Pressure

Conservative MP deliberately travels to island amid Chinese ambassador's warning about damaging Canada's partnership.

4:00
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The Lead

Oilers Face Summer Shuffle as Free Agency Looms

With eight UFAs heading to market, Edmonton's front office must decide who stays and who goes this offseason.

1:11
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Pulse

Where to find bulk grains and baking supplies

Someone new to Edmonton from Vancouver is hunting for a bulk grains and baking supplies shop that's way cheaper than Bulk Barn. They want amaranth, barley flakes, spelt flour,...

1:11
PM
Pulse

Summer camp search: kids creating their own plays

Parent looking for a community theatre summer camp where kids actually write and create their own plays instead of memorizing scripts. They've checked Rapid-fire, Citadel, and...

1:11
PM
Pulse

Pottery hunters searching for handmade travel mugs

Someone on the subreddit is hunting for handmade ceramic travel mugs and to-go cups around Edmonton. Asking if anyone knows local pottery makers or shops that do that kind of...

1:11
PM
News Brief

Alberta Housing Market Cools Across Multiple Cities

House sales in several Alberta cities have dropped more than 10% year-over-year, signaling a broader slowdown in the provincial real estate market as buyers pull back.

1:11
PM
News Brief

Alberta Teachers Demand Action on Classroom Crisis

The Alberta Teachers' Association gathered 450 educators in Calgary this weekend to address mounting pressures in schools, with union leadership calling out government...

1:11
PM
The Lead

EV Sales Surge as Federal Rebates Return

Canadian electric vehicle purchases jumped 83% in March as the federal government's incentive program reopened, signaling renewed momentum in the EV market after a months-long pause.

1:11
PM
The Lead

Gorkha Cup Brings 400 Soccer Players to Mill Woods

More than 400 players from 22 Canadian teams gathered at Mill Woods Sports Park this weekend for what organizers call the country's largest Nepali soccer tournament,...

1:11
PM
The Lead

Ukrainian Village Reopens After Devastating Fire

The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village east of Edmonton welcomed visitors this weekend, one year after a devastating fire destroyed the visitor centre and thousands of...

11:00
AM
Pulse

Auto insurance rush ahead of May long weekend

First-time car buyers scrambling for auto insurance over the long weekend. People are asking if AMA can process same-day quotes—turns out there are faster options if dealerships close.

11:00
AM
Pulse

Edmonton Tim Hortons design sparks social media debate

That Tim Hortons at 86 St and 63 Ave is getting roasted online—pink, white, black and red color scheme doesn't match any other location and the drive-thru screen is blindingly bright.

11:00
AM
Pulse

Free meetup groups trending in Edmonton

Looking for free or cheap meetup groups in Edmonton now that weather's cooperating? Community members are seeking low-commitment outdoor activities and hangouts—perfect for the...

11:00
AM
Pulse

Job market outlook for returning Edmontonians

Moving back to Edmonton soon and wondering about summer work opportunities? Locals say the job market's getting better but competitive—good time to start building hobbies and...

11:00
AM
News Brief

Ukraine executes largest drone strike on Russia; 4 killed near Moscow

Debris falls on Russia's largest airport; Zelenskyy calls strikes 'entirely justified'

11:00
AM
News Brief

Trump's abortion aid ban prompts Canadian groups to call for leadership

Oxfam and peers urge PM Carney to assemble coalition against U.S. policy

11:00
AM
The Lead

16 awesome things to do in Edmonton this May long weekend

From Fort Edmonton Park to theatre and optical illusions

11:00
AM
The Lead

Pipeline expansion gains ground as premier makes economic case

Federal and Alberta governments advance new West Coast oil project

11:00
AM
The Lead

Tragically Hip legacy: Canadians vote on band's greatest song

Ten years after Gord Downie's cancer diagnosis, the iconic band's impact endures

11:00
AM
The Lead

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander wins second consecutive NBA MVP award

Canadian joins Steve Nash in elite pantheon of basketball greats

11:00
AM
The Lead

Canada confirms first hantavirus case from cruise ship outbreak

BC passenger tests positive after mild symptoms; second person tests negative

6:30
AM
Pulse

Construction season hitting Edmonton before pothole repairs done

Everyone's frustrated about construction season starting before Edmonton finishes filling all the potholes from winter. With multiple false springs this year, suspension shops...

6:30
AM
Pulse

Neighbour's calico cat follows local resident everywhere

There's a calico cat that keeps following someone around Graydon Hill—not their cat, but their neighbour's. Whole neighbourhood is charmed by this little shadow.

6:30
AM
Pulse

Perfect Edmonton Airbnb gets full house tour treatment

Someone found the perfect Airbnb for an Edmonton family getaway—modern, spacious, and they're sharing the full tour. If you're planning a trip to the city or just love checking...

6:30
AM
News Brief

Cruise demand remains strong despite recent hantavirus and norovirus outbreaks

Industry expects record passenger numbers in 2026 despite health concerns onboard

6:30
AM
News Brief

Bruce Cassidy emerges as top choice to coach Edmonton Oilers

Vegas Golden Knights coach positioned as ideal fit for team's playoff ambitions

6:30
AM
News Brief

Drone strike ignites fire at UAE nuclear power plant exterior, no radiation risk

Fire damages external generator at Barakah facility; all units operating normally

6:30
AM
News Brief

Canadians eligible for multiple government benefit payments rolling out in June

Veterans, families, and low-income earners to receive GST/HST credits and support funds

6:30
AM
The Lead

Spring real estate market shows 'tempered enthusiasm' as buyers slowly return

Modest regional rebounds offset broader buyer hesitation amid economic uncertainty

6:30
AM
The Lead

Canadian inflation expected to top 3% in April as gas prices soar

First time above 3% since 2023 as energy shocks push consumer prices higher

6:30
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The Lead

Cool Alberta spring weather delays emergence of insects and pests

Unusually cold temperatures pushing back typical seasonal bugs—a reprieve for Albertans

6:30
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The Lead

WHO declares Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a global health emergency

More than 300 suspected cases and 88 deaths prompt international concern declaration