Friday · Oct 16, 2026
Pharmacy free COVID vaccine lists don't match government eligibility
Three Edmonton pharmacies gave different (and more limited) eligibility lists for free AB Blue Cross COVID vaccines than what the AB government website says. Mental health...
Prime Minister Mark Carney wraps pro-Canada tour in Edmonton with thousands at Expo Centre rally
Carney, who grew up in Edmonton, closed his two-day Alberta campaign with a Friday-night rally at the Expo Centre, warning that a separation vote is 'a dangerous bluff.'
Calgary Trail blocked by police near Midway
Calgary Trail and a residential road near Midway are blocked off by police during rush hour, forcing detours for commuters heading home. Nobody seems to know why yet.
Jiaoying Summers
Rick Bronson's - The Comic Strip
Alberta referendum polls show majorities in Calgary and Edmonton back voter ID and immigration measures
A Canada Pulse Insights poll released Friday shows strong support in both cities for tighter voting requirements and increased provincial control over immigration ahead of...
LUST: Halloween Edition
The Starlite Room
Second Shelf Books opens grand opening this weekend in French Quarter
New indie bookshop Second Shelf Books has its grand opening this weekend in Edmonton's French Quarter — cookies and all. The store is dedicated to Noah, the owner's son. Go...
The Lazys Too Tough To Die Tour w/Special Guests The Bloodshots
Century Casino
The Lazys
Century Casino - Edmonton
Edmonton Elks vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers
Commonwealth Stadium / Stade du Commonwealth
Winnipeg Blue Bombers at Edmonton Elks
Commonwealth Stadium - Edmonton
Jiaoying Summers
Rick Bronson's - The Comic Strip
Tom Papa
Myer Horowitz Theatre
Paul Cauthen
Midway - Edmonton
Nanaimo Clippers at Sherwood Park Crusaders
Sherwood Park Arena
Paul Cauthen
Midway Music Hall
4K Film Festival celebrates African storytelling at The Roxy Theatre
Free film festival at The Roxy Theatre this November 12 — African storytelling, short films from diaspora filmmakers, interactive games, and audience voting for the winning...
Sherwood Park events this weekend: art show, artisan market, and community programs
Falling into Colour Art Show opens Friday in Sherwood Park, the WE Seniors Artisan Guild Market launches Saturday, and several community events run through Sunday.
Pandas Rugby vs Lethbridge Pronghorns
Foote Field
Ethereal Tomb
The Starlite Room - Temple
Man dead after shooting at northwest Edmonton trades college
A man was pronounced dead at the scene of a shooting Friday morning at Alberta Pipe Trades College near 160 Street and 118 Avenue. Police are investigating.
Rent hitting $1,500 for a 2-bedroom basement suite in SW Edmonton
Someone quoted $1,500/month for a 2-bed basement suite and asking if that's the going rate or if they're getting overcharged. Thread's full of people weighing whether it makes...
Ticketmaster bots are eating up concert tickets again
Someone tried to buy Nickelback tickets for their dad's Christmas gift this morning — 50,000 people in queue, 15 minutes to the front, and almost everything was already resold...
Elio's opens on the south side with Filipino comfort food and a gathering ethos
The soft opening began October 12 at 335 Parsons Rd. SW. Hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Menu runs from Bacolod chicken inasal and lechon kawali to combo platters and rice sides.
Mysterious lights over Edmonton Thursday night
Someone spotted tiny points of light moving in different directions over 42 Street and 122 Ave NW around 8 p.m. Thursday — not satellites, not planes. One stopped then zoomed...
Festival happening downtown Edmonton right now
There's a festival happening right now in downtown Edmonton. Someone biked through and found streets full of people, music, activities. Whole different energy than usual.
21-year-old killed in street racing crash at Edmonton bus shelter
Anjrel Standinghorn-Morin, a Canadian Tire employee and father of two, died when an 18-year-old on a Yamaha racing a BMW lost control on 97 Street.
Picklefest sold out, someone's looking for a ticket
Picklefest sold out but someone's got the day off and is desperately hunting for tickets. Will hop the fence. Probably won't. Will definitely cry in their room.
NDP proposes three-part plan to stop Chinatown detainee drop-offs
After Edmonton police acknowledged years of releasing inmates on Chinatown streets, opposition MLAs called the practice a crisis and outlined a provincial response.
