2 hrs ago | The Hamilton Spectator
Alberta wants to curb excessive speeding on highways
EDMONTON Alberta will consider giving police the authority to immediately seize the vehicles of people caught driving at extreme speeds as one way to reduce highway deaths and injuries.
6 hrs ago | Carman Valley Leader
"Start with the things that don't cost money, beginning with cleaning," says Connie Williamson of Serenity Redesign in Edmonton, Alta.
10 hrs ago | CBC News
Search continues for man on Lake Wabamun
"It's going to include a ground search and a marine search and we'll continue throughout the day," said RCMP Sgt.
14 hrs ago | Northern Life
Junior and senior kindergarten students at Ecole Notre-Dame have spent the last few weeks studying the metamorphosis of butterflies, but their lesson didn't come from a textbook.
20 hrs ago | The Winnipeg Free Press
Western premiers to talk environment, energy and Tom Mulcair at meeting
The environment, energy and federal NDP Leader Tom Mulcair are on the agenda Tuesday when leaders of the western provinces and territories get together.
House destroyed by south side fire
Edmonton Fire Rescue says the first floor of the home was destroyed in the fire.
Second man charged in apartment killing
Police have charged a second man in the stabbing death of a man found in a north end apartment Wednesday.
Renovation reveals mysteries of building's past
The painting, which was found on a wall on the third floor, depicts Egyptian figures and seemingly-random hieroglyphics.
Cadence Weapon: A Poet Hones A Musical Personality
Rollie Pemberton is a poet - in fact, he was poet laureate of his hometown, Edmonton, Alberta, for a couple of years.
RUM Reports Q1 Improvement in Cash Flow
EDMONTON, May 25, 2012 - Rocky Mountain Liquor Inc. , listed on the TSX Venture Exchange , today reported its financial results for the period ending March 31, 2012.
Deh Cho Travel Connection- 2012 Diamonds in the Rough Passport Contest
You long for the world's wild places, the crashing of waterfalls, the silence of starlit nights, and the rattling call of cranes.
Police chief apologizes to former employee over racism
Kathleen Sawdo says her boss at the Edmonton Police Service told her to be 'less aboriginal' while at work.
Students Surrender at YC Alberta
Each year, thousands of youth across the province gather for the life changing weekend called YC.
Canadians split over Mulcair's energy views, new poll suggests
Body of missing Kevin Fox found near Edmonton
The seven-month search for a former Sudburian had a tragic ending when the body of Kevin Fox, 60, was found May 15 in the Saskatchewan River, north of Edmonton.
Metallica Reveal 3D Concert Film Location [News]
Metallica will film their Aug. 24 concert at Rogers Arena in Vancouver, B.C. for their upcoming 3D film project.
Garlic mustard spreading in Mill Creek Ravine
A noxious weed known as garlic mustard has infested the Mill Creek Ravine, and the city is asking volunteers to help stop its spread by taking part in an organized "pull' on Saturday.
New night market on 124th Street draws crowds
Organizer Krista Franke says hundreds of people showed up to the night market, which features food trucks, produce vendors and artisans.
Driver, 2 students injured after bus crashes into SUV
A bus driver and two students were taken to hospital with minor injuries Thursday after their school bus crashed into a SUV near Sylvan Lake, Alta.
Polish pianist wins Edmonton's Shean prize
The family of Edmonton sociologist Gordon Hirabayashi will rub shoulders with Bob Dylan and other celebrities next week in Washington, D.C., when Hirabayashi receives a posthumous Presidential Medal of... Which of these might be considered a firing offence by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police? a) Bringing rum and beer into your office, getting your ... (more)