Edmonton Journal

As Edmonton's Food Bank pushes forward with its holiday food and fundraising campaign, it comes at a time when the food bank is being used more than ever before. Read More

As expected Mattias Ekholm, the Edmonton Oilers’ best defenceman, was named to Sweden’s 4 Nations Face-Off roster for the February tournament and he might have his right-shot Calgary Flames’ rival, Rasmus Andersson, as his partner. Read More

Just where has all the offence gone? Read More

One surprising Edmonton Oilers d-man could help Team Canada win at the Four Nations tournament this February, but it's not to be. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith described incoming U.S. President Donald Trump as "hilarious" in citing his apparent joke about Canada becoming the 51st state while also emphasizing the need for closer trade ties between Canada and the United States. Read More

Adding to a long list of costly federal policies that restrict oil and gas development, the Trudeau government plans to cap greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas sector at 35 per cent below 2019 levels by 2030. This is the exact opposite of what Canada needs, particularly given developments south of the border. Read More

Canada-wide arrest warrants have been issued for a suspect in a 2023 shooting at West Edmonton Mall — adding him to the ranks of the country's most wanted. Read More

So far this season the Vegas Golden Knights have the Edmonton Oilers number. Read More

THREE HILLS, Alta. — A B.C. woman charged in connection with a 60-thousand-dollar meat scam last year has been arrested in Ontario. Read More

EDMONTON — A trio of bills affecting transgender people in Alberta have passed the final stage of debate in the legislature and are set to become law. Read More

There’s a tradition in Iceland of giving the gift of a book on Christmas Eve and spending the night before the big holiday disappearing into a good read. Read More

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

With its announcement of further restrictions on photo radar, the UCP government has now found another way to cut municipal funding. Not only will this reduce funding from enforcement, but to maintain any kind of speed control from some drivers, it will likely lead to a need for more police presence on the street. No doubt some drivers will feel free to speed, resulting in more accidents and a need for more emergency response personnel. Read More

For the third time in their three-game road trip, Edmonton Oilers allowed the first goal of the game, coincidentally on the second shot against each night. This time it cost them. Read More

It’s usually a winning night when you limit the home team to one goal and outshoot them 16-2 in the third period — especially a power team like the Vegas Golden Knights. Read More

Alberta's sport minister says the former head of the Edmonton Elks football team will lead a committee tasked with improving athlete safety in combative sports. Read More

Edmonton's massive $1 billion Yellowhead Trail conversion project is over budget, leaving the municipality on the hook for another $105 million. Read More

A Parkland County man sentenced to six years in prison after an investigation by national security police has been found guilty of possessing child pornography. Read More

Wide open spaces, shared interest in hydrogen fuel, Canadian tech know-how, German engineering — there are a number of reasons for Germany’s ambassador to Canada, Tjorven Bellmann, to stop in Edmonton this week. Read More

It drives me crazy to hear people suggest that the city go through its budget, line by line, in order to somehow discover some programs that can be cut to save money. Read More