Large sinkhole opens up moments before vehicle drives by
A large sinkhole on 99 Street around 61 Avenue opened up Saturday afternoon moments before a vehicle drove past in
Read moreEPCOR apologizes after contractors allegedly disrupt Indigenous cultural event at school
Article content continued We are aware of the incident at Edith Rogers School on Sept 25. It was unacceptable. We
Read moreOne in hospital after shooting in Edmonton’s Queen Mary Park
Article content A man in his early 20s was rushed to hospital early Saturday evening after being shot in Edmonton’s
Read moreAbandoned sites around Alberta highlighted in new photography book
An old, abandoned home with a noticeable lean can be seen on the front cover of Joe Chowaniec’s newest book. To
Read moreUniversity of Calgary launches ongoing survey to study COVID-19 pandemic’s effect on youth
A new University of Calgary study is asking Edmonton and Calgary students ages 12 to 18 how they’re dealing with COVID-19.
Read moreEdmonton hotels show interest in supporting city’s housing needs
The desperate need to house Edmonton’s homeless is catching the attention of an industry struggling to keep their rooms occupied.
Read moreWINhouse closes both Edmonton shelters after coronavirus outbreak
WINhouse had to close both of its women’s shelters after seven staff members and one client tested positive for COVID-19.
Read morePTSD, trauma amongst first responders focus of new Alberta retreat
CALGARY — A new chapter for many Albertans began on a ranch just outside of Cochrane Saturday. The Wayfinders Wellness
Read more‘Walk A Mile In A Ribbon Skirt’ event educates on prejudice against Indigenous women
In late August, after attending a rally for Indigenous rights, wearing her first ribbon skirt, Chevy Rabbit went to have
Read moreMustard Seed Thrift Store opens in Montrose neighbourhood
EDMONTON — A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Saturday to mark the official opening of the Mustard Seed Thrift
Read more