Edmonton Journal

That scoreline looks kinda strange, doesn't it? Read More

In their first visit to Salt Lake City and the NHL’s newest home, the Edmonton Oilers thought they’d make themselves comfortable. Read More

Look out, world — Priscilla’s got a car now, and she’s raring to go. Read More

Edmonton's mayor has released a plan he says will shave at least two per cent off next year's property tax rate while adding dollars for cleaning the city's core and business areas, cutting the grass, attracting industrial businesses, and keeping the low-income transit pass program afloat. Read More

Alberta Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) are investigating the death of a worker at an Edmonton construction site Monday. Read More

Vini Buecken attacked her octogenarian mother during an argument that likely began over money, Crown prosecutors claim. Read More

The Alberta government announced its decision this summer to demolish the former Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) building in the Glenora neighbourhood, upsetting Edmontonians, but a local development firm says its vision for repurposing the iconic locale is not just a better use of the space to honour its legacy but is also a more financially prudent option. Read More

Dust off your cowboy boots and saddle up for the 2025 iteration of Big Valley Jamboree! Read More

Combat sports are a testament to human skill, endurance, and strategy, but they also carry inherent risks. The tragic death of amateur MMA fighter Trokon Dousuah at a charity event in Edmonton serves as a stark reminder of what happens when these risks are compounded by inadequate preparation and insufficient regulation. This incident is not an isolated tragedy; it is a preventable failure. Read More

Edmonton police Chief Dale McFee has announced he will step down in February. It offers a huge opportunity to hit the reset button. Read More

Downsizing isn’t always the ideal choice for many greying homeowners in Edmonton’s resale market with many doing so because their current home is not suitable for aging in place. Read More

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

EDMONTON — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says it's early days on figuring out how the province will patrol its border with Montana but says there are options, and pointed to existing specialized sheriff units as a model. Read More

Q: My husband accidentally spread weed and feed fertilizer on a flowerbed planted with irises.  As expected, neither of the plants recovered nor flowered this summer.  Is it possible these perennials will bloom next year and if not, has this caused enough damage to the soil that it needs to be replaced?  We've also noticed large fungi growing near the bases of our spruce trees.  How do we get rid of them so they do not keep recurring? Read More

Edmonton is kicking off the holiday season with bright colourful lights, beautiful winter gardens, live entertainment, and a lot more. Read More

The Trudeau Liberals say they share values with Donald Trump and his incoming administration. From this common understanding, they promise a new deal can be worked out to avoid Trump's proposed 25 per cent trade tariff on Canadian goods. But this isn't true. Read More

Re. "Province ends $1M regional grant," Nov. 26 Read More

This in again from Edmonton Oilers insider Bob Stauffer of Oilers Now, that trade rumours that won't go away, Stauffer's suggestion that the Oilers have their eyes on a specific NHL defenceman. Read More

Every school day on average enough new students register at Edmonton Public Schools to fill a portable. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and her government are forging ahead with taking legal action against the federal government's environmental assessment law for the second time. Read More