Wednesday · Sep 30, 2026
Best grocery store for custom coloured cupcakes in Edmonton?
Someone's hunting for the best grocery store cupcakes—specifically chocolate ones in custom colours. Asking which chain in Edmonton actually nails it. Bakery section showdown,...
Someone's winter tires and spare key are stuck in Edmonton while their car's in Regina
Posted a desperate plea: looking for anyone driving from Edmonton to Regina who'd help transport winter tires and a spare key. Offering gas money. Winter's coming and this...
Callingwood Safeway intersection has both traffic light and stop sign — and drivers are confused
West Edmonton drivers are losing it over a Safeway exit intersection that has both a traffic light and a stop sign. The stop sign apparently wasn't there in 2023 (according to...
Referendum sign rules causing confusion as municipalities lose oversight, Edmonton and Calgary struggle
Bill 54 stripped cities of authority to regulate election advertising placement, leaving no clear enforcement when signs appear. Elections Alberta has no power over placement or damage.
PM Carney marks sixth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Edmonton, calls work 'far from finished'
Prime Minister Mark Carney attended events in Edmonton Wednesday, saying the residential school system's wounds remain too deep and the gaps too wide for the journey to be complete.
West Edmonton Mall celebrating Indigenous culture and traditions today
West Edmonton Mall is hosting a National Day for Truth and Reconciliation event today with Indigenous storytelling, traditional Powwow dancing, Métis and hoop dancing, live...
Vehicle strikes 4 pedestrians outside B.C. mall during Truth and Reconciliation walk, 2 killed
Two Tsawwassen First Nation Elders died Wednesday morning when a vehicle struck participants outside Tsawwassen Mills Mall. Police say the driver may have had a medical emergency.
Brooks Bandits at Sherwood Park Crusaders
Sherwood Park Arena
William Hawrelak Park packed with people enjoying the weather
People were out dancing and soaking up the day at William Hawrelak Park Wednesday. That's the kind of energy the place has going on right now — lively, everyone together,...
City council reviews public spaces bylaw as advocates call for sanctioned homeless encampments
During a one-year review Monday, Indigenous leaders and homeless advocates told council the bylaw criminalizes poverty, citing 7,904 trespassing tickets issued so far this year.
Bad service at Calgary Trail appliance store sparks frustration
A customer went to Canada Appliance Source on Calgary Trail looking for advice on upgrading their broken KitchenAid dishwasher and ran into a brick wall. Sales rep stared at...
Alberta proposes $100,000 fines for illegal dumping as complaints surge in Edmonton, Calgary
Premier Danielle Smith tabled legislation Wednesday that would double maximum penalties and impose jail time for extreme cases as municipalities report thousands of dumping complaints.
Alberta welders join Oct. 1 labour action seeking $150 hourly rate
Independent rig welders in Grande Prairie and northern Alberta are joining a B.C. stand-down over stagnant wages that haven't kept pace with inflation or changing business costs.
Moon visible into the morning hours across Edmonton skies
Edmonton residents caught sight of the moon hanging in the morning sky recently, with some sharing photos on social media. If you spotted it too, others are looking for cool...
Canada-wide warrants issued for Edmonton father in children's abduction case
Scot MacDermid, 42, wanted on two counts of abduction in contravention of a custody order. Children Lesley, 9, and George, 6, last seen Aug. 28 at Manning Town Centre.
Data centre campus proposed in northeast Edmonton's industrial zone
Arizona-based Walton Global Investments has applied to build a hyperscale data centre campus in the Edmonton Energy and Technology Park north of Anthony Henday Drive and west...
Alberta could require 13% sales tax if province separates: new report
Economist commissioned by Calgary Chamber of Commerce warns of $9-billion fiscal shortfall and potential job losses if Alberta leaves Canada.
Edmonton City Centre towers will include 1,500 units and security checkpoints
Westrich Pacific takes possession in November with plans for two 50-storey towers, a mini-Chinatown, and metal detectors at building entrances.
Tenant unsure about signing lease with property manager instead of landlord
A tenant's building was bought by ARH Holdings but the new lease agreement came from Lizotte Real Estate instead — with no mention of ARH assigning its rights. ARH confirmed...
Man on trial for corn maze stabbing claims victim was Nazi recruiter
Michael Ferzli, 43, is seeking a not criminally responsible verdict after stabbing Joseph Farnsworth in the neck at Edmonton Corn Maze in August 2024.
Car carjacked at gunpoint, stolen again while police held it
Someone's 2006 Toyota Highlander Hybrid got carjacked at gunpoint Monday at the McDonald's on James Mowatt Trail while the owner's brother was selling sneakers to a Facebook...
Pierre Poilievre tells Edmonton crowd that Alberta's grievance is with Ottawa, not Canada
The Conservative leader spoke to over 100 people at a Downtown Edmonton hotel Tuesday, three weeks before the provincial referendum on separation.
Data centre protest planned at Alberta Legislature Wednesday
organizers are calling for a protest against data centres this October 3, from 11am to 1pm at the Alberta Provincial Legislature. reportedly planned for Edmonton, Calgary, and...
