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Nowhere to park their holiday rage
A driver, bottom, circles a parking lot at West Edmonton Mall, watching shoppers go to their cars so he can scoop up their vacated spot.
Relaxed shopping at reopened Antique Mall
Rosemary Grimwood, right, and her daughter Lorna Middleton shop for Christmas gifts in the newly reopened Antique Mall in Old Strathcona on Saturday.
Call it a Christmas miracle. Indeed, I half-expected choirs of angels, singing in exultation, to appear in the airy city council chamber.
For 16-year-old singer-songwriter Mae Anderson, when Christmas no longer felt the same as it once did to her, she aimed to do something about it.
A litter of questions, and a $400 prize
Here's a clue to one of the questions in Jamie Hall's fabulous contest. Read on to find out more.
Discover the true meaning of christmas at A Christmas Karol: Karol Wojtyla third annual nativity play.
Galaxyland Amusement Park in West Edmonton, Alberta
Galaxyland Amusement Park is located in the heart of West Edmonton Mall, North America's largest shopping complex.
Get into wine accessories this holiday season
Many wine connoisseurs spend much of their disposable income on an exotic wine they haven't tasted before.
Expo 2017 cost money well spent
A group of Canadians, travelling by tour bus through Holland, stopped at a cheese farm.
Quesnell Bridge Benefits from Extended Construction Season
A longer than expected construction season has given crews an opportunity to continue work on the Quesnell Bridge, and will allow for the opening of both the Fox Drive on-ramp to Whitemud Drive westbound and an additional lane of traffic by approximately December 20, 2009.
Quesnell overhaul faster than expected
EDMONTON a ' A longer-than-normal construction season means motorists should have better access to Whitemud Drive and an extra driving lane on the congested roadway before Christmas, the city of Edmonton announced Thursday.
Neilsen and the Bastards enjoy the Mountains
What you Need Tour Blog #6. A11 Matt Carter This week the band begins their long haul back across the country with stops in Canmore and Calgary.
Vegan, vegetarian restaurants add variety to local scene
I delicately slit each kernel with my incisors, let my tongue run twitching with joy across the texture of the meat.
"Free Lucy" petition presented to Edmonton city council
A petition signed by 3,500 Edmontonians urging city council to free Lucy the elephant from the Valley Zoo will be presented at City Hall on Tuesday.
What to do with an old elephant?
Lucy is 34 years old. But a zoo in Edmonton won't let her retire. Lucy the elephant is sick.
The Melting Pot fondue resto coming to YEG
The first non-American franchise of The Melting Pot chain is scheduled to open on the southside of Edmonton in late January.
Two standout Sunset Center shows in one week: 3 Mo' Divas and Pilobolus.
Sunset Center's 2009-10 season was designed to bring an assorted collection of cultures to Carmel.
Irene Madoche is all smiles in crown, sash and funny glasses at a surprise party held in honour of her 50-year career at local radio stations.
Where fish are always in season
Doug Sauve, owner of Fin's Seafood, with a piece of Pacific halibut: Entering its 16th year, Fin's has a staff of 28 and a 14,000-square-foot facility in Sherwood Park.
Former television game show host Bob Barker, left, meets Lucy the elephant for the first time at the Valley Zoo on Thursday, accompanied by elephant handler Jackie Buck.
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