Edmonton Journal

The Oilers have reportedly completed a trade with San Jose Sharks that will deliver left shot defenceman Jake Walman to Edmonton in exchange for a first round draft choice and a prospect. Read More

With a $100-million loan, a unique second project between Canada Infrastructure Bank and the Enoch Cree First Nation rocketed ahead Thursday. Read More

Alberta liquor stores are scrambling to adjust to a new government-mandated ban on U.S.-made liquor imports, a move that has left retailers and customers weighing options. Read More

A trucking company and a driver have been issued more than two dozen commercial traffic tickets after a semi-truck carrying logging equipment slammed into an east Edmonton overpass earlier this week. Read More

Alberta's municipal affairs minister said he is concerned about the impact U.S. President Donald Trump's 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods will have on Albertans if they continue for too long. Read More

Here’s what we know about the engaging Trent Frederic. Read More

Mounties say they have opened an investigation following a complaint regarding procurement procedures at Alberta Health Services (AHS). Read More

After more than a three-year investigation, Alberta's police watchdog said no charges will be laid in the 2021 homicide death of a 31-year-old man, after it was confirmed the suspect involved in the case is dead. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers are a discombobulated bunch right now. Read More

Canada’s economy is facing an attack — and our forest industry is on the front lines. Our forest products face a staggering 55-per-cent tax on a market that takes half of the country’s lumber, pulp, and wood panels. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers are reportedly not liking the d-man market at the NHL trade deadline, but I can think of one veteran d-man they need back: Mattias Ekholm. Read More

It doesn’t have to be a stumbling block. Read More

The good times for Edmonton real estate should keep rolling for a few more years, a new report forecasts. Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. released its 2025 housing market outlook that predicts Edmonton will remain among the nation’s most active markets, driven by its affordability, likely this year and over the two following years. Read More

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says any negative effects on the Canadian dollar caused by the Trump administration's tariffs could be "painful" for the league. Read More

Justin Trudeau told reporters Tuesday that U.S. President Donald Trump’s goal “is to destroy the Canadian economy so he can try to annex the country.” The prime minister is channelling his inner drama teacher again. Read More

For a city that has too often found itself in the position of nail rather than hammer in recent years when it comes to Alberta politics, it is hard to know how to react when the pounding subsides for a moment. Read More

Re. "Edmonton's housing success is no accident," Opinion, March 4 Read More

This in, a raging debate over whether or not the top priority at the 2025 trading deadline for the Edmonton Oilers is a goalie, and whether or not the Oilers could acquire a more useful goalie than either Stuart Skinner or Calvin Pickard. Read More

How the public will benefit from a deal that will see millions of public dollars spent on two Oilers Entertainment Group (OEG) projects was questioned at Edmonton city hall as council looks to potentially extend the end date of the special tax program for improving Downtown. Read More

Edmonton police have charged a former social service agency director with fraud after the agency's clients reported money stolen from their bank accounts. Read More