Monday · Jun 8, 2026
Superstore on 137th removed self-checkout
The Superstore on 137th Avenue and 127th Street ripped out all its self-checkout stations. Looks like lines might get longer or shorter depending on staffing.
95 Street closed between 102A and Jasper
95 Street is closed between 102A Avenue and Jasper Avenue right now while police respond to a disturbance. Avoid the area if you can.
Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation challenges Wonder Valley AI data centre again in court
The First Nation argues Alberta hasn't properly consulted on the $70-billion proposed data centre project near the Grande Prairie region, citing concerns about emissions, water...
Historic Wetaskiwin landmark destroyed in weekend fire
The Wetaskiwin Memorial Arts Centre, a community hub for nearly 80 years, burned to the ground Saturday evening. The building hosted weddings, funerals, and events for...
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Edmonton man charged in sexual assault of minor via dating app
Brian Brook Kaskamin, 30, arrested after using Grindr to meet and host vulnerable youth; police believe more victims exist.
Got stranded at the zoo? Help is out there
Someone got stuck in the zoo parking lot with a dead battery and a date waiting. A stranger jumped the car and suggested downloading Road Ally for emergencies — community...
Alberta to hold fall referendum on separation, needs 60,000 poll workers
Elections Alberta launches largest recruitment drive in history to manage 10-question October 19 ballot requiring 45 million ballots.
Revolution Cycle building coming down
RIP Revolution Cycle — the old shop building on the edge is coming down. End of an era for Edmonton bike culture.
Alberta premier warns First Nations of law enforcement over separation protests
Premier Danielle Smith cites critical infrastructure law if Indigenous communities engage in civil disobedience over October referendum.
Leduc bike rodeo draws 300 kids, partners with police on safety
Leduc RCMP and Boys and Girls Club hosted event teaching youth cycling skills while registering bikes against theft.
Corb Lund's Water Not Coal push hits the finish line
Corb's Water Not Coal petition crossed the signature threshold Wednesday — Albertans are fired up about protecting the foothills from coal mining.
Council backs $6.5M plan to tackle Edmonton's homelessness crisis
A proposed Community Hub or Day Shelter program aims to reverse deaths on the streets, now exceeding 300 annually.
Fecal bacteria closes Sturgeon River swim spots in St. Albert
Alberta Health Services warns against water contact at three Kingswood Park locations after untreated sewage spill.
U of A's Pembina Hall: The building that became a pandemic hospital
In 1918, a student residence transformed into an emergency ward for Spanish flu. One professor died on his 39th birthday tending patients.
Three charged in cross-country gym locker-room credit card thefts
Edmonton police arrest suspects linked to 18 thefts at fitness facilities across three provinces, with losses exceeding $25,000 in the city alone.
Edmonton mountain bikers building first-of-its-kind park
Local mountain bikers are coming together to build a unique new park in the river valley. First of its kind in the city—folks are actively volunteering to make it happen.
WestJet launches direct Edmonton-Iceland flights this month
New once-weekly service to Reykjavik starts June 26, offering Edmontonians non-stop access to Europe without a Calgary connection.
White pelicans are in Edmonton right now
American white pelicans spend spring and summer in the interior of North America—and yes, that includes Edmonton. You'll spot them around remote northern lakes, rivers, or even...
Edmonton home sales plunge 19.6% year-over-year
The city leads Alberta's real estate decline as inventory tightens and buyer interest cools across the province.
The Aviary gets a shout-out
Someone gave a solid endorsement to The Aviary — calling it a little jewel. Good work, Medical Pilot.
Flickering light spotted northeast of Edmonton
Northeast Edmonton residents are seeing a flickering light in the clouds that's been going since sunset. Let us know if you figure out what it is.
U of A oncologist wins prestigious award for prostate cancer breakthrough
Dr. Adam Kinnaird's research on cheaper, portable imaging is reshaping early detection worldwide.
Fort Saskatchewan flare stack lights up Edmonton sky
Huge orange glow to the northeast last night had everyone looking up — turned out to be a flare stack at the Dow Plant in Fort Sask. Wild to see from the city.
UCP members push to oust Smith over separation stance
Party insiders say the premier is ignoring members' will on Alberta independence. They're moving to trigger a leadership review.