Edmonton Journal

Fort McMurray — Three companies will pay a combined $1.243 million in fines after pleading guilty after a worker was killed in a workplace accident north of Fort McMurray in July 2022. Read More

Blake Desjarlais admits his campaign for re-election in Edmonton Griesbach feels odd. Read More

They spent their entire playing careers building on the legacy of professional football in Edmonton, only to witness it all unravel in an unstoppable downward spiral over the past five years. Read More

Playwright Arun Lakra has described his new show at The Citadel as a play for people who don’t normally go to the theatre. Read More

WestJet has announced the suspension and cancellation of two seasonal routes from Alberta to the United States for summer 2025, citing shifting travel patterns and declining demand for U.S. travel. Read More

Starting April 14, the City of Edmonton will begin removing all EPark payment machines, transitioning to a fully mobile-based parking payment system. Read More

Alberta RCMP responded to 147 collisions on Thursday and into Friday morning after an Alberta Clipper storm wreaked havoc on roads and highways. Read More

Alberta's chiropractic regulator says it is examining its options after a court overturned the suspension of an Edmonton chiropractor accused of sexually assaulting a dozen patients. Read More

Dozens of Alberta parents wrote to Premier Danielle Smith expressing concern over the cost increases they are bracing to face when the province moves to a flat-rate child-care fee on Tuesday — though the government insists the change will save money for the majority of parents. Read More

It’s time to worry. Read More

Alberta plans to invest $100 million over three years to fund more career education programs across the province. Read More

On the morning of March 21, the sunshine in Edmonton was particularly bright, the sky high and clear, with white clouds drifting lazily by, as if a painting were unfolding above the city. I boarded the Valley Line LRT, weaving through the streets and alleys of this city, the scenery along the way as familiar and peaceful as ever. The view outside the window passed by quickly, and my mood lifted with it, as though with every breath, I could feel the pulse of the city deep within. Read More

A look at Friday's Edmonton weather from Environment Canada. Read More

EDMONTON — Premier Danielle Smith arrived somewhere in south Florida on Thursday to represent Alberta in a controversial fundraiser for a right-wing U.S. organization — but neither side would disclose the location. Read More

There's labour harmony through the 2029 season and a search continues for a new CFL commissioner, but David Mackie hasn't had the luxury of time to settle into his new role as the CFL Players' Association's executive director. Read More

The date was April 6, 2016. That was when the Oilers played their final game at what was then called Rexall Place, but has been known to Edmontonians through the years as Northlands Coliseum. Read More

GOBfest: Listen up, meeple! This family-friendly annual boardgame-lovers fest is back, a chance to sample games of every taxonomy, including strategy, co-operative, single-player, physical and dexterity, word and party games. Read More

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Re. "Smith lashes out at 'treason' criticism," March 27 Read More

No McDavid? No Draisaitl? No Ekholm? Big problem. Read More