Edmonton Journal

The Edmonton Oilers have finally gotten on a bit of a roll. Read More

Toronto Maple Leafs tough guy Ryan Reaves has served his five game suspension for blasting Edmonton's Darnell Nurse with a brutal shoulder to the head, and is now back in fighting spirting, ready to throw more hard hits, including the odd verbal one evidently. Read More

Edmonton police are turning to the public to help find a man wanted in connection to a series of arsons in both south Edmonton and Calgary. Read More

As the brand-new executive director of Edmonton Arts Council, Renée Williams brings her business acumen and passion for the arts to our nationally-admired cultural institution, stewarding and supporting the city’s local arts ecosystem. Read More

City police have charged a man with arson in connection to two south Edmonton fires, and investigators believe he may be responsible for a third. Read More

BARRHEAD, Alta. — Residents of a northern Alberta town have voted in favour of a bylaw banning Pride flags and rainbow crosswalks from municipal property. Read More

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

In one of Canada’s cold weather capitals, a device that uses culinary sous vide technology is the next hope for saving toes from amputation. Read More

The man accused of selling the gun used to kill two Edmonton police officers has admitted to threatening a youth in a separate case. Read More

Re. "Municipalities can do much to lower emissions," Opinion, Nov. 28 Read More

The head of Explore Edmonton says the local tourism organization needs $6 million more or the City of Edmonton will have to take over running the Edmonton Expo Centre and Edmonton Convention Centre. Read More

LEDUC, Alta. -- Alberta's police watchdog says an RCMP officer is facing sexual assault charges stemming from a hotel room party two years ago. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith tabled her government's signature sovereignty act in the legislature on Monday afternoon in an effort to frustrate the coming federal emissions cap. Read More

When will Jeff Skinner's luck change? Not today. Read More

Alberta Mounties have charged a Saskatchewan woman after a tow truck driver was seriously injured in a collision late last year. Read More

There is tinkering and fine tuning, and then there is the Edmonton Elks. Read More

If Edmonton politicians don't like the province's move to axe all speed trap "fishing holes," they only have themselves to blame. Read More

Things are starting to heat up. Read More

The Alberta government announced it will be slashing the number of photo radar sites across the province by 70 per cent from 2,200 locations to 650 next year. Read More

Edmonton is facing a fiscal, social, and political crisis, the result of years of all levels of government kicking the can down the road. Serious and chronic underfunding has systematically starved the city of providing the services and infrastructures necessary for its residents to survive and thrive. Read More