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HighOnCity · The Edmonton Archive

Monday · Sep 28, 2026

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11:55
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News Brief

Construction begins on $91M shared French-language high schools in Edmonton

Two independent schools — one public, one Catholic — will share a facility with joint gymnasium, library and career classrooms, serving 1,260 students in Grades 7–12.

11:10
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News Brief

Trial underway in north Edmonton apartment fire that killed senior in 2024

Jason Zabos pleaded not guilty to manslaughter and arson in the January 2024 fire at 10745 79 Ave. NW that displaced 32 residents and killed Ricardo Olivares, 73.

10:25
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Pulse

Rice Howard Way getting a lighting upgrade

Rice Howard Way is lighting up with some serious street art installations right now. the whole block is glowing. worth checking out if you're downtown.

9:40
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News Brief

Edmonton council backs motion to suspend loitering ban during extreme weather

Councillors voted to temporarily lift restrictions on transit loitering when the city experiences extreme cold or heat, as advocacy groups push for more housing solutions.

8:05
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News Brief

Edmonton infill protesters gather across city, demanding council reverse eight-unit multiplex rules

More than 60 people rallied in Parkview on Sunday opposing zoning that allows multiplexes anywhere houses stand, citing parking, garbage and neighbourhood character concerns.

7:30
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Tonight

Ovation String Quartet - Edmonton

Winspear Centre - Edmonton

7:29
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Pulse

Edmonton drivers frustrated with left-lane hogs and dangerous merge speeds

Left lane hogs, people merging onto the Henday at 60-70 km/h, and brake-tappers with nobody ahead — Redditors say these driving behaviours have gotten worse over the last...

7:00
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Tonight

Atavistia The Gods Awaken Canada Tour 2026

The Starlite Room - Temple

6:53
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News Brief

Edmonton Chamber of Commerce urges city council to halt new infrastructure, reduce spending on social issues

In its 'Back on Track' report, the Chamber asks the city to pause projects, maintain existing assets and shift responsibility for homelessness and public safety to the province.

6:17
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Pulse

Chinatown mural unveiling Saturday brings grief and reflection

Black Tortoise of the North mural unveiling this Saturday, October 3rd, 3-8pm at King Thunderbird Center. Third in the Four Guardians of Chinatown series — space to grieve and...

5:41
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News Brief

Edmonton's wildfire prevention drones and AI tools earn national recognition from fire chiefs

The city received an award for best practices in wildland-urban interface protection, combining semi-autonomous thermal drones, sensor networks and AI forecasting.

3:05
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News Brief

Josh Samanski loaned to Bakersfield as Owen Michaels beats out second-year centre

The college free agent from Western Michigan won Edmonton's fourth-line job over Samanski, who recorded 2 goals in 24 NHL games during his rookie season last year.

2:29
PM
News Brief

EPS stabilization centre has admitted 98 people in first three and a half weeks

The integrated facility in the old police headquarters is transferring people to recovery services — a shift from the encampment dismantling approach of recent years.

1:53
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Pulse

Edmonton Airport Authority fined $50K for accessibility violations

The Canadian Transportation Agency fined Edmonton Regional Airports Authority $50,000 after it broke two accessibility rules late last year. Details on which rules or how they...

12:41
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News Brief

Meta data centre could raise Alberta power bills $270–$460 yearly, study warns

A Pembina Institute report forecasts household electricity costs will climb once the Sturgeon County facility opens in the next two to three years, before its dedicated power...

7:10
AM
Pulse

Someone just trashed the brand-new seesaw at Norwood school

The brand-new Norwood school playground lasted less than a week. Someone used bolt cutters on the seesaw — 250 kids were waiting weeks for that remodel to finish. Now the whole...

5:40
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Pulse

Live music packed O'Day'min Park downtown

Live music and crowds filled O'Day'min Park downtown over the weekend — the whole vibe is different when someone's on stage. Worth a trip if you're looking for something to do outside.