Wednesday · Sep 16, 2026
West Edmonton Mall's Nerf-themed rollercoaster nears completion, opening spring 2027
The new ride replaces the Mindbender, which closed in 2023 after operating since 1985. It will offer two modes: family-friendly 'core' and faster 'quantum' with inversions.
U of A researchers breakthrough on Alzheimer's treatment
U of A researchers led by Dr. Satyabrata Kar have uncovered a breakthrough approach to treating Alzheimer's disease. Details are sparse in the social discussion, but locals are...
Former Elections Alberta staff raise integrity concerns about Water Not Coal petition verification
Five former employees allege procedures changed, training materials were withheld, and oversight was lacking during verification of Corb Lund's anti-coal petition.
Edmonton looking for firearms training courses
Someone's looking for a well-organized, safety-focused firearm marksmanship course in the Edmonton area. If you know a good instructor or training program, the Edmonton...
Parkland Institute report calls immigration referendum questions a political scapegoating tactic
University of Lethbridge researcher Bronwyn Bragg says five October ballot questions blamed minorities for affordability and service shortages with no evidence.
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Sylvan Lake draws crowds with crystal-clear water
Sylvan Lake's water is crystal clean and the beaches are packed this time of year. One of Alberta's most popular summer spots, but heads up—it gets seriously crowded.
Edmonton police warn of distraction robberies targeting senior South Asian women
Since mid-August, at least 20 reported incidents involve suspects approaching victims in vehicles, using conversation tactics to steal jewelry.
97th Street and 127th Avenue reduced to single lanes
97th street and 127th avenue are down to single lanes both directions — major detour if you're heading through there right now.
Bear sighting reported in Mill Creek area
a bear was spotted in the Mill Creek area — no specifics on exactly where, but worth keeping eyes open if you're out that way.
Street harassment warning circulating for Edmonton gospel singer
a man in a "Messenger of Jerusalem" van followed a woman into her work parking lot, asked if she had a boyfriend and told her she was beautiful. she sprinted to her workplace....
Cessna 172 makes emergency landing on Highway 21 near Sherwood Park
A small plane touched down safely on the highway between Highway 16 and Baseline Road early Wednesday morning with two men aboard and no injuries.
Federal authorities halt Edmonton mother's deportation hours before removal
Halima Abdi was set to be removed to Kenya, separated from her three sons, until immigration officials stayed the order on Sept. 10.
Galaxyland's new Nerf roller-coaster nears completion with two ride modes at West Edmonton Mall
The Vekoma-built coaster replacing the iconic Mindbender will let riders choose between a family-friendly 'Core' mode and an intense 'Quantum' mode with inversions and higher speeds.
Alberta's only double living donor shares story to raise organ donation awareness
Meghan Rozema of Sherwood Park donated part of her liver and one kidney to two strangers, making her the only person in Alberta to have made two non-directed living donations.
Former Edmonton mayors on downtown's decline: 'heartbreaking' and 'crap hole'
Five ex-mayors gathered Tuesday to discuss the city's trajectory, with Don Iveson expressing grief over homelessness and Stephen Mandel sharply criticizing current leadership.
Bishnoi gang's letter to Canadian police disclosed by CBC News
Gang claimed 5,000 members in Canada and said they could hire shooters for $1,000 in letter released through Access to Information Act.
