Edmonton Journal

Abbey Robson moved to Edmonton with her mother from her small Nova Scotia town 10 years ago for a fresh start. Read More

The University of Alberta is trail-blazing on a critical issue, becoming the first university in Canada to reform its DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion) program. Read More

Re. "Other sectors face emissions caps, too," Letters, Jan. 7 Read More

The Edmonton Oilers defensive game which looked so good against Boston two nights earlier totally abandoned them in the first ten minutes of Thursday night’s tilt against Pittsburgh. Read More

It happens. Read More

A homeless encampment cleared from Edmonton's river valley this week contained generators and multiple power tools, police say. Read More

A committee of Alberta MLAs has voted to increase their pay as well as boost funding from the public to the United Conservative Party's (UCP) government caucus. Read More

LETHBRIDGE — Two men who became the faces of a protest at a key Alberta border crossing in 2022 need to do prison time to send a message that actions have consequences, a Crown prosecutor told court Thursday. Read More

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As the provincial government increases their involvement in public transportation both within and between Alberta’s towns and cities, the upcoming provincial budget is an opportunity for them to reaffirm their leadership on low-income transit passes across Alberta after what has been a year of unpredictability and excuses. The tens of thousands of Albertans who rely on these low-income passes deserve predictability in their budgets, and the affordable access to employment, essential services, and their communities that these passes provide. Read More

Just because you're the top gun of the NHL doesn't mean you can't have a new wingman once in a while. Read More

Field + Stream reunion re-release: A multi-winged musical phoenix from the bygone era of Whyte Avenue’s Wunderbar, local rock band F+S is back at Aviary Friday night with some mighty merch in what’s sure to be a sweet party. Read More

A 30-year-old man is facing more than 70 charges after a police raid in central Edmonton turned up drugs, hundreds of rounds of ammunition, and a variety of firearms including a submachine-gun. Read More

1/10-2/22: Andrzej Maciejewski: Ephemeral Fields, Freyja Catton: The Apathecary (Harcourt) Read More

Alcohol and speed are believed to be factors in a fatal New Year's Day collision on Edmonton's Yellowhead Trail that left a 41-year-old woman dead. Read More

Canadian politicians, including those in Alberta, who publicly identify as LGBTQ+ have been the subject of hateful rhetoric and threats of violence beyond those faced by other politicians, according to an intelligence report obtained by Postmedia. Read More

Let’s ponder Canada as part of the U.S. political system. When Canada becomes five new states, the U.S. Senate would have 110 seats. Polls in the last 20 years suggest that Canadians would strongly vote for the Democratic Party. So, what happens in 2028? Ten new Democratic senators put the Republicans into a minority position of about five. Read More

The early season has melted away and the Edmonton Oilers are a game away from reaching the halfway point of the 82-game slate. That will occur in Pittsburgh on Thursday night, exactly 3 months after their season got underway with a ghastly 6-0 home defeat to Winnipeg Jets. Read More

Health Minister Adriana LaGrange rolled out Acute Care Alberta on Wednesday, along with interim leaders for both the new agency and Alberta Health Services. Read More

The Italian Bakery on 97 Street shut its doors on Monday after more than 60 years of business in central Edmonton. Read More