Friday · May 22, 2026
UCP protest planned for Churchill Square
AFL's organizing a UCP protest Friday, May 29 at 11am in Churchill Square if Alberta politics has you wound up. bunch of people are showing up to make noise about it.
Cherry blossoms blooming at Legislature grounds
cherry blossoms just popped at the legislature grounds — two trees are in full bloom and they'll only last a week or two, so go catch them while they're open.
Police Hunt Suspect in March Construction-Site Arson
Edmonton police are seeking a person of interest in connection to a deliberately set fire that destroyed an under-construction home near 108 Street and 85 Avenue.
Southwest Edmonton Traffic Gridlock Stretches Patience
Windermere residents say construction backlogs have turned 30-minute drives into two-hour ordeals as the city races to handle population growth.
Emo Night Edmonton at Starlite Room - May 22 2026
The Starlite Room
The Fray with The Strumbellas
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Lakhwinder Wadali's The Lajpalan Tour
Edmonton EXPO Centre
Edmonton Symphony Orchestra - Edmonton
Winspear Centre - Edmonton
Cyrano De Bergerac - Edmonton
Citadel Theatre - Shoctor Theatre
Katherine Blanford
Rick Bronson's - The Comic Strip
STUCK w/ CONCRETE VEHICLES, TRUSTER & LUSHCLOT
The Starlite Room - Temple
DAYSEEKER: The Pale Moonlight Tour
Midway Music Hall
Dayseeker with Northlane, Wind Walkers, and Sace6
Midway - Edmonton
Mayor calls separation referendum 'catastrophic'
Mayor Andrew Knack strongly opposes Premier Danielle Smith's plan to put an Alberta separation question on the fall ballot.
Police seek suspect in Garneau construction arson
Edmonton police are asking for public help identifying a person of interest in a May 19 arson at a home under construction near Garneau.
AISH and ADAP protest at federal building today
protest against AISH/ADAP changes happening now at the federal building northeast of the legislature. starts at 12 p.m. if you want to show up.
New Amsterdam Cafe seeks right to sell cannabis on-site
A Whyte Avenue cafe owner wants Alberta to allow legal cannabis consumption and sales inside his shop, following Vancouver's model.
Sunterra in Commerce Place closing next week
sunterra in commerce place is closing next friday. pretty sudden — staff just found out yesterday. was a solid spot for food and service.
Construction season underway — city apologizes upfront
Edmonton's major bridge and infrastructure projects are ramping up this season, with officials bracing residents for disruptions.
Dog owner guilty in boy's fatal mauling
Crystal MacDonald found guilty of criminal negligence after her Cane Corso dogs killed 11-year-old Kache Grist in Summerside in April 2024.
Solar-powered ice cream returns to Crestwood this summer
Bestie, Kind Ice Cream's seasonal outdoor shop, has reopened at Crestwood Community Hall with nine signature flavors and the beloved Bubblegum.
Manure smell wafts across west Edmonton today
The west end, around Mayfield and northwest, reeked of manure Thursday. Locals were caught off-guard by the barn-like stench—not a typical Edmonton smell.
You can turn left on red from one-way to one-way
Drivers are catching on: Alberta law lets you turn left on a red light when turning from a one-way street onto another one-way street, as long as it's safe.
EPS and Recovery Alberta opening new crisis facility
Edmonton police and Recovery Alberta are launching a facility to support people in crisis dealing with mental health and substance use issues instead of jail.
Fatal crash on Wayne Gretzky Drive kills 41-year-old
A man died Thursday after a truck struck his vehicle on the southbound lane near 106 Avenue. Edmonton police are investigating.
Before buying a condo, focus on the reserve fund
Reserve fund health is the most critical number in any condo purchase decision. An inadequate fund can trigger costly special assessments.
Best Camping Spots Near Edmonton
People are asking where to camp within 3-4 hours of the city for the weekend. The usual suspects keep coming up—spots with swimming, powered sites, and easy access. Summer's...
School Calendar Promo Never Ends
Someone spotted a promotion on the school calendar that literally never ends. The fine print keeps extending the deal indefinitely. Classic Edmonton move.
Police Staff Proud of Work But Wary of Leadership
Survey of nearly 1,900 Edmonton police employees shows most enjoy their jobs but less than 40% trust upper management.
Geese Gather at Paul Kane Park
Paul Kane Park is absolutely packed with geese right now. The photos are wild—it's like a goose convention. Bring bread (or don't, they're fed enough).
Edmonton's Bridges Face Historic Crossroads
Iconic High Level and Low Level Bridges need full replacement, not repair—triggering a $1.3B decision that will reshape the city's infrastructure for generations.