Thursday · May 21, 2026
New Stabilization Centre Opens for Mental Health Crisis
Edmonton police and Alberta government launch integrated centre to triage people in drug or mental-health crisis.
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra - Fort Saskatchewan
Dow Centennial Centre - Shell Theatre
Cyrano De Bergerac - Edmonton
Citadel Theatre - Shoctor Theatre
Police Release Images in Castle Downs Homicide
Edmonton police seek public help identifying occupants of suspect vehicle linked to fatal shooting earlier this year.
THE MAHONES - Sing The Songs Of Shane MacGowan
The Starlite Room - Temple
J. Percy Page School Commencement Ceremony
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
EPS Staff Report Mixed Views on Management
New employee survey shows officers proud of their work but only 39% view senior leadership favorably.
Fallen Paramedics Honored at Legislature Ceremony
Military flyover marks Alberta's annual memorial for EMS workers lost in the line of duty.
New Substation Will Power Edmonton's Future Growth
EPCOR's $398 million Fort Road project begins construction this summer, adding five kilometres of underground transmission lines.
MS Fundraiser Yard Sale Continues This Weekend
Sherwood Park teacher's second sale aims to raise more funds for MS Canada after first event brought in over $6,000.
Power Grid Braces for Population Boom
Edmonton's largest electricity upgrade in history breaks ground this summer, designed to handle the city's rapid growth.
KDays Returns This July With New Rides and Lineup
Edmonton's annual summer festival takes over the Expo Centre July 17–26 with concerts, food, and gravity-defying circus.
Grizzly Cubs Make Public Debut at Calgary Zoo
Two orphaned brothers, Turner and Fitz, explore their new home after a winter behind the scenes.
Lost Edmonton Lake Resurfaces in Local Research
Someone's digging into Drunken Lake, a lost Edmonton waterway that vanished from maps. Old river lots and satellite images are telling a wild story about what used to be here.
City Needs Six New Fire Halls, Lacks Budget
Edmonton needs six new fire halls but the city doesn't have the budget to build them solo. Looks like it's coming down to provincial or federal support. Where's the funding...
Mead Is the Fermented Honey Wine You've Never Heard Of
Ancient and overlooked, mead predates beer and wine. Alberta produces some of Canada's best—here's why you should try it.
Province-Wide Protest Against UCP Overreach May 29
Major protest happening May 29 at Centennial Plaza downtown—11:15 a.m. to 1 p.m. CSU 52 and allies marching against UCP overreach on labour rights and trans issues. You planning to go?
RavenWood Guitar Giveaway Returns With Custom Build at Stake
Youth under 18 can enter an essay contest for a chance to win a custom-built guitar at the RavenWood Music Festival in July.
Three Edmonton Patios Made Canada's Top 100 for Outdoor Dining
Campio Brewing Co. and Happy and Olive land on OpenTable's prestigious list of best outdoor dining spots in Canada.
U of A Athletes Sweep Major USPORTS Awards
U of A athletes just swept both USPORTS athlete-of-year awards. Only the second time in 33 years the same school's won both categories. That's dominance.
EPS Partners With 'Ethical Hackers' to Stop $42M in Fraud
Edmonton Police and U.S. agencies disrupted scams by intercepting victim data and freezing accounts before money left Canada.
Patio Series Returns to Festival Place for 29th Summer
Nine Wednesday nights of live music in the Peace Park, featuring diverse pairings of jazz, Celtic, country, and pop acts.
Sex Offender Release Triggers Public Safety Alert
Edmonton police warn residents that violent offender Ryan White will be living in the city upon his release, with strict court conditions in place.
First-Time Buyers Still Have Options in Edmonton's Market
Single-family homes under $500K exist in Edmonton, but first-time buyers are shifting toward townhomes and condos as entry points.
Corb Lund Plays Four Nights of Deep Cuts at Starlite Room
Country legend Corb Lund brings the Hurtin' Albertans to perform full classic albums Thursday through Sunday.
Hot Dogs Are Coming to St. Louis Bar & Grill This June
All-you-can-eat Shopsy's hot dogs launch June 2, but Edmonton can try them for $14.99 throughout May.
Vintage Rail Photo Going Viral on Edmonton Reddit
A decades-old photo of a CP Dayliner crossing the High Level Bridge from December 1977 is blowing up on r/Edmonton. People are posting nostalgia and old transit memories.
Bike Party Rolls Downtown May 30
Bike Party is happening May 30 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 104 St and Jasper Ave, with a group ride kicking off at 3:30 p.m. Bring your rig.