Edmonton Journal

Two Alberta Mounties have been charged with dangerous driving — more than five years after the alleged offence, the province's police watchdog said Tuesday. Read More

The Alberta government is looking to eliminate municipal codes of conduct, formalize rules around party finances in local elections, and develop rules around under what conditions it can use to amend or repeal a municipal bylaw. Read More

Here are three burning questions as the regular season draws to a close for the Edmonton Oilers. Read More

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Five games to go. And six key players injured. Read More

It was fitting that Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre made the final pit stop of his two-day Edmonton visit in a tire and car repair shop deep in the city's southeast. Read More

This in, news that the Edmonton Oilers have brought up centre Noah Philp from the Bakersfield of the American Hockey League on emergency recall due to the high number of injuries on the team. Read More

Did Liberal Leader Mark Carney hit the trifecta? Read More

Averting crises and helping people before things get worse for Edmontonians has been a money-saving endeavour, new numbers show. Read More

Dear Canada: We are experiencing some unusual times down here. For all of my life, our nations have existed as good neighbors, mostly getting along, occasionally trading friendly jabs about who has better beer, better fishing, complaining about slow lines at the border. Read More

It did not feel like a political rally. It felt like a rock festival. Read More

It could have been worse, but it was bad enough. Read More

It was a nothing game but it turned into an ugly one, then an exciting one, as the Edmonton Oilers lost 3-2 to the Anaheim Ducks Read More

As Edmonton waves goodbye to its Hudson's Bay stores, the malls where the stores once stood may be welcoming new opportunities to come for the huge vacant spaces left behind. Read More

For the first time in more than a decade, children made up 40 per cent of those turned away from domestic violence shelters in Alberta last year, according to a new report from the Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters (ACWS). Read More

Alberta is introducing a new funding model for acute care that it says will increase the number of surgeries performed by fostering competition between providers, though critics accuse the government of taking another step towards privatizing health care. Read More

Alberta has announced new legislation to build on the existing groundwork for the creation of a new police agency announced last year. Read More

Edmonton police have charged a pair of teens after a woman was killed in February. Read More

It was the day Olivier Rodrigue was waiting for over the past seven years. Read More

Chances are if any tunes were blasting on the Edmonton Oil Kings' bus to Prince Albert Monday, the playlist didn’t include Willie Nelson’s anthem On The Road Again. Read More