Saturday · Sep 19, 2026
Premier Smith becomes emotional discussing Alberta's grievances with Ottawa at forum
Speaking at the Alberta and the West Assembly Saturday, Smith choked up while describing farmers, families, and seniors struggling under federal policies ahead of the October...
Fire on farmer's field near Anthony Henday exit 15
Big fire on a farmer's field on the east side near Anthony Henday exit 15 south Saturday night — possibly hay burning. Fire services on scene.
KYLE WATSON w/ David Stone & Guests
The Starlite Room
More than 100 hockey fans protest Oilers' signing of acquitted Alex Formenton
Demonstrators gathered outside Rogers Place during Saturday's pre-season opener, chanting 'no means no' as the 26-year-old forward made his debut.
Joey Avery
Rick Bronson's - The Comic Strip
Haywire
Century Casino - Edmonton
Haywire
Century Casino
Grocery price match cheat sheet: save up to $44 this week
FreshCo's matching Walmart and Superstore prices and beating them by 1¢. No Frills is up to $20 in savings. Check your flyers — Sept 17–23 window.
Alberta Ballet in Giselle
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Sunset Blvd. - Sherwood Park
Festival Place - Sherwood Park
Edmonton Expo ticket sticker shock: $75 just to walk in
Someone paid $56 for a ticket, $6.50 service fee, $16.50 parking — $75 total before buying a single thing. Two halls of vendors and not enough cash left to support the artists...
Joey Avery
Rick Bronson's - The Comic Strip
Blackfalds Bulldogs at Sherwood Park Crusaders
Sherwood Park Arena
Delilah Bon
The Starlite Room - Edmonton
Cannons with Jesse Jo Stark
Midway - Edmonton
Cannons: The Everything Glows Tour
Midway Music Hall
AUGURIUM w/ Tatara, Chimunk, Costectomy, Pythonic
The Starlite Room - Temple
Delilah Bon - MOVED TO THE STARLITE ROOM
The Starlite Room
Huge plume of smoke spotted over northeast Edmonton
A fresh fire lit up the northeast sky late tonight. If you saw it, hit the comments with details — still unclear what's burning.
Edmonton Oilers vs. Winnipeg Jets
Rogers Place
Alberta prepares e-scooter legislation as injury rates spike in Edmonton
The province is moving toward regulations that would let cities allow personal e-scooters legally, after Edmonton saw nearly 1,200 emergency visits for scooter injuries last year.
Hewson Grey, Dead End Drive-In, Ghost Factory, Die Job
The Buckingham
Oktoberfest - Edmonton
ICE District Parkade
Oktoberfest @ ICE District
Fan Park at ICE District
Borden Park parking now costs money for Expo visitors
Borden Park parking is now charged for Expo visitors this year — previously it was free. Free parking is available in the neighbourhood instead, but signage is poor or...
Alberta Ballet in Giselle
Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
Sunset Blvd. - Sherwood Park
Festival Place - Sherwood Park
Watch sumo at Southbound Brewing this afternoon, free entry
Sumo screening happening today at Southbound Brewing on Happy Beer Street from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., no cost to attend. Two huge projector screens, locally brewed beer, highlights...
Golden Bears Volleyball FOG Classic - Day 3
Saville Community Sports Centre
Downtown Edmonton is getting a celestial-themed park with domes and constellations
The city bought a parking lot at 103 Street and 100 Avenue to build a community gathering space with Indigenous-inspired designs. Construction begins spring 2027.
Golden Bears Volleyball FOG Classic - Day 3
Saville Community Sports Centre
Long lines expected for October 19 Alberta referendum, security plans still unclear
Elections Alberta is bracing for 80-85 per cent voter turnout on referendum day, but polling station security arrangements remain incomplete with just over a month until the vote.
CFB Edmonton set to grow by 1,000 soldiers as Canada stands up new warfighting division
The base will host a newly reorganized 1st Canadian Division with coast-to-coast command, backed by $82 billion in defence spending and new long-range precision strike capabilities.
KKK had strong grip on Edmonton 94 years ago
Turns out Edmonton had a serious KKK problem back in the 1930s under leader John James Maloney, a seminarian who set up chapters across the province. They threw lavish dinners,...
Alberta temporarily strips voter details from political party lists ahead of October referendum
The government restricted what information elections officials give parties during scrutineering, drawing NDP warnings of potential fraud risks in the Oct. 19 vote.
