Edmonton Journal

A defence lawyer is urging a judge to acquit his client of her mother's murder, arguing someone else could have delivered the blows that killed 85-year-old Dagmar Petersen. Read More

It often feels like Edmonton has a million donut places. Read More

Vintage, retro or enchanted? What type of Christmas do you plan on having? Read More

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

A wildfire that left a third of the popular Rocky Mountain tourist town of Jasper, in ashes and forced tens of thousands to flee is Environment and Climate Change Canada's most impactful weather story of 2024. Read More

Tammi Comeau won’t soon forget the night Harshandeep Singh was slain in her apartment building. Read More

Family members are calling for changes and safeguards after an elderly Indigenous man’s braids were cut off and thrown away during a hospital stay in Edmonton. Read More

What could be more festive than a trip to Mexico with Girl Brain? Read More

The most alarming comment about Canada-U.S. relations this week? It did not come out of the mouth of incoming President Donald Trump, even as he outraged many people with his social media troll job of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Read More

Mattias Ekholm spoke earlier this week about teams needing to make a statement every once in a while. Read More

Bringing all their loving, and hopefully hugs and kisses, too, hard-driving Texas blues-rock legends ZZ Top plays River Cree June 6. Read More

Good news for the Edmonton Oilers by way of NHL insider Brian Lawton, news that the NHL salary cap is likely to go higher than the expected $92 million next year. This extra cap space will give owner Daryl Katz and his hockey bosses enough to secure top players Connor McDavid and Evan Bouchard and maybe others as well. Read More

The Edmonton apartment building where a security guard was killed last week had been cited nine times in the past two years for health and safety violations, including the presence of cockroaches, mould and faulty heating systems, Alberta Health Services records show. Read More

The Edmonton Chamber of Commerce has joined other chambers and the Alberta government in signing a letter asking the federal government to withdraw its proposed emissions cap. Read More

Edmonton rock fans will have arms wide open as they welcome Creed to Rogers Place in August as part of their Summer of '99 tour. Read More

The staff at Gz2Gentz Barbershop in south Edmonton are still reeling and trying to come to grips after one of their clients found a dead baby lying in the snowy parking lot on Saturday afternoon. Read More

With the unfortunate announcement that the provincial government intends to demolish the original Royal Alberta Museum building in Glenora, various proposals have been put forward for salvaging the structure and refitting it for other purposes. One concept which I have not seen, however, is reverting the building to its original use. Upgrades would be restorative rather than structural and far less costly than outright demolition and replacement. Read More

Who said last-minute shopping is a bad thing? Read More

Police called to a death at a central Edmonton home Saturday turned the case over to homicide investigators after the man's fatal injuries were deemed related to an assault. Read More

When you're on a roll, you're on a roll. Read More