Edmonton Journal

Canadians won it in overtime! Just what we need to take us away from Trump and tariffs. Even the weather has taken a turn for the better. Let's all enjoy the day. Read More

The courtroom erupted in applause — while others filed out, muttering in frustration — after an Edmonton woman was found not guilty of murdering her octogenarian mother. Read More

There is a saying that has made its way around Edmonton since Connor McDavid was drafted that “anyone could score X number of goals alongside 97”. A fourth liner. An AHL player. My Grandma. My Dog. Read More

A numbered company led by MHCare founder Sam Mraiche netted a $300,000 profit after it sold a west Edmonton parcel of land to the provincial government just three months after purchasing it, though it insists the deal is above board and without political interference. Read More

They call him the best in the world, and on Thursday, he proved it. Read More

Last year, longtime way-more-than-a-classical-tribute-band Apocalyptica released the overdue sequel to their 1996 head-turner, Plays Metallica by Four Cellos with Plays Metallica, Vol. 2. Read More

A 35-year-old Edmonton man affiliated with the A$AP street gang and wanted on a Canada-wide warrant was arrested in Edmonton last week. Read More

Postmedia has prompted a third investigation in as many months by Alberta's privacy commissioner into the government's refusal to share the results of its survey on establishing a provincial pension plan. Read More

The Edmonton Police Commission has selected a duo to lead the city’s police service as it looks to replace its outgoing chief — and both say they’re vying for the full-time job.  Read More

Recent changes to Alberta's child-care system are a mixed bag of immediate and long-term adjustments. These changes have set up a system that pits families against each other, funds care without incentivizing quality, and leaves child-care workers behind. Read More

Edmonton’s newest lottery home is mighty modern. Read More

A new City of Edmonton bylaw will require rideshare and taxi drivers to take a new mandatory training course if they want to continue operating. Read More

MONTREAL — With so much on the line, Canadian hockey fans erupted in jubilation after another night to remember on Thursday. Read More

EDMONTON — An Alberta judge granted an injunction Thursday to block a ministerial order that has prevented children with special needs from attending school as a support strike drags on. Read More

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

With U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs targeting imported pharmaceuticals, headaches lie ahead for both American patients and Canadian companies and their workers, industry experts in Canada warn. Read More

A formerly anonymous procurement manager, Jitendra “J.P.” Prasad, is at the heart of two of the biggest stories in Alberta in the 2020s. Read More

Q: As you indicated in a recent column, indeed spring will come! So, my thoughts go to Ranunculus which I have had no luck in growing! My neighbours babied theirs with grow lights in late winter, then put them outside and I put mine directly outside and neither of us successfully had the flowers come to bloom! Any helpful hints? Helpful thoughts? They truly are so beautiful! Read More

Ungirthed: A sumptuous combination of two Edmonton legends has come together with now-Ontarian Polaris-winner Cadence Weapon doing a cover of electropop mystics Purity Ring. Read More

The City of Edmonton has been plowing snow since the 1940s. Yet each year it seems to come as a surprise that we get snow on our streets in winter and, worse yet, we ungrateful city residents expect it to be removed. Read More