Wednesday · Jun 24, 2026
More rain on the way — flooding risk rises
Environment Canada warns of 30 to 60 mm possible Friday through Sunday as ground remains saturated from weekend deluge.
Edmonton becomes a soccer city
Soccer's officially Edmonton's sport now. Been seeing it everywhere on social media this week — feels like the whole city's talking about it.
Mosquito population explodes after heavy rain
Counts jumped from 5 to 534 in a month as wet conditions create ideal breeding grounds across Edmonton.
Pothole damage on QEII near 41st Ave
A massive pothole on the southbound QEII near 41st Ave just bent someone's wheel and took out their tire on the way to the airport. They're trying to make a claim with the...
Gym staff's card lifts Sherwood Park man through mental health crisis
Planet Fitness staff in Sherwood Park recognized when a regular stopped coming and responded with a handwritten card that meant everything.
Jacob Rabuka
Bellamy’s Lounge, Chateau Lacombe Hotel
Police make arrest in 2002 disappearance case
Kevin Wade Moroz, 54, charged with assault in connection with Gerald Geake's vanishing more than two decades ago.
Senior leaders of Edmonton infantry battalion removed pending investigation
Lt.-Col. Jason Hudson and Chief Warrant Officer Kim Doerr temporarily removed from 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.
Horsin’ Around, The Horse Girl Drag Show
The Buckingham
Police directed to formalize media accreditation policy after lengthy dispute
Edmonton Police Service will clarify how it grants and revokes press credentials following a four-year legal battle with The Progress Report publisher.
Council loosens parking rules to encourage more child-care spaces
Parking requirements for daycares cut in half under changes aimed at making it easier for families to access care in their neighborhoods.
Raul Midón, Montuno West
JazzClub at the Chateau Lacombe
City faces $2.8B infrastructure renewal gap as aging pools deteriorate
Eight aquatic facilities over 50 years old need major repairs; council grapples with how to maintain service levels amid infrastructure challenges.
Local filmmakers wanted for micro-budget projects
Someone's looking to put together a group for micro-budget films and web series around Edmonton. If you've got stage time, filming equipment, or creative ideas, hit them up.
Walking Jasmine w/ Jada Karisma Hill & Conrad Sobieraj
The Starlite Room - Temple
Jack Botts
The Starlite Room
The Ostara Project
Yardbird Suite
Jack Botts
The Starlite Room - Edmonton
Dragon boat club recovers five of seven missing boats after river surge
The Edmonton Dragon Boat Racing Club located five boats downstream late Tuesday after the North Saskatchewan River swept away their dock and ramp.
Hockey rink flooded, ball hockey season go
Local hockey rink got flooded by the rain. Who's up for ball hockey instead?
Edmonton Rowing Club dock found 300 km downstream after river surge
The dock, five metal boats, and dragon boats from a second club were discovered by a TV crew filming on the North Saskatchewan River.
Henday drivers pushing 130 in the rain
People are still speeding hard on the Henday during heavy rain — hitting 130 km/h in wet conditions. Chill out.
PlayWright restaurant closes after city construction disrupted Citadel location
Chef Steve Brochu shuts down the restaurant citing years of financial strain from road work, building deficiencies, and limited support from the city and venue.
Heavy rain could set Edmonton's wettest June on record
30-60 mm forecast this weekend as the region braces for potential flooding after already exceeding normal monthly rainfall.
Clinic With Raul Midón
JazzClub at the Chateau Lacombe
Edmonton housing market is actually balanced right now
The latest housing report suggests Edmonton's market is stable — there's actually enough supply that speculation isn't driving things up. Easing the pressure to build more,...
School's out and people are feeling it
Someone on Reddit posted a poem saying goodbye to their school — all the memories, the walls, the bathroom doodles, the desks. End of an era vibes.
Edmonton officer gets reprimand for erratic driving
Const. Tanelle Achtymichuk pleaded guilty to mischief after refusing a breath sample on Highway 2 in February 2024.
Mosquito season is absolutely brutal right now
Mosquitoes are coming in hard this week — one local got bit at least 10 times in just 5 minutes in the backyard. Worth the bug spray before you head outside.
Alberta government backtracks on EMS integration plan
Province pauses controversial strategy affecting 7 communities after fierce local opposition to fire-ambulance service splits.
