Edmonton Journal

After a rousing win over the Vancouver Canucks last Saturday, the news keeps getting better for the Edmonton Oilers. Read More

Asking Connor McDavid about reaching 1,000 career points in the NHL would be a bit like putting quadruple-digit carts in front of the horse, at this point. Read More

Canada's most famous hockey commentator Don Cherry, now 90, is back in the news, with his firing from Hockey Night in Canada being reconsidered and debated by some, including Toronto Sun columnist Joe Warmington, who interviewed Cherry for a front-page story. Read More

Edmonton police are seeking tips to help identify two men involved in a southwest cannabis store robbery last month. Read More

Three people are facing a combined 20 charges after a highway police chase involving a semi-truck near Vermilion last Tuesday. Read More

City police have arrested and charged an Edmonton massage therapist with four counts of sexual assault and say there could be more victims. Read More

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

Edmonton boasts many events and ceremonies across the city marking Remembrance Day that will be held throughout the day Monday. Here are a few: Read More

One of Edmonton's award-winning brewers, Blind Enthusiasm, has announced a literal last call as it plans to close both its Biera restaurant and Market Brewery. Read More

Edmonton Oilers have been taking a lot of heat this young season for their struggling offensive production. Despite being among the league's elite in underlying numbers like shots, shot attempts, scoring chances and zone time, the Oil entered Saturday night's game at Vancouver tied for 30th in the one category that matters, Goals For with just 33 in 14 games, or 2.36 per game. Read More

Has the dam finally broken? Read More

The Vancouver Canucks haven’t forgotten what Edmonton did to them last spring — being punted out of the playoffs will haunt them for a very long time — but the Oilers gave them a stinging reminder anyway. Read More

Albertans in favour of new laws dealing with transgender youth medical treatments, transgender athletes, and parental notifications from schools held a rally outside the legislature in Edmonton on Saturday afternoon. Read More

Alberta Mounties have arrested and charged a man this week for bringing a fake gun into a Cold Lake hospital and resisting arrest. Read More

Walking to my car after Trevor Schmidt’s Monstress, I admit to being freaked out. I was alone, it was dark and windy, my vehicle was blocks away. Were there monsters? If so, where would they be hiding? Surely not here, so close to the bookish comfort of the Old Strathcona library. Read More

You’ll be thinking about Francis Pegahmagabow long after you leave the theatre. As a character, he resonates. As a true story, he’s symbolic. He’s also a person, with frailties and frustrations, that you’ll want to get to know. So props to Shadow Theatre and Métis playwright Neil Grahn for bringing The Two Battles of Francis Pegahmagabow to the stage in this world premiere that launches the company’s 31st season. Read More

Edmonton police say they are investigating seven arsons in the southwest and southeast parts of the city since May, but investigators can't say if they're all connected. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers could be younger, faster, more aggressive right now. Why aren't they? Read More

Edmonton Oilers vs. Vancouver Canucks Read More

Earlier this year, as part of a lengthy effort to gradually declutter my parents’ home, I spent a day going through a container of old family photos and letters that had been in the possession of my late grandmother. Read More