Federal NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair has booked a trip to Alberta later this month, but it remains unclear … More »Oilsands tour likely as NDP leader Mulcair visits Alberta this month
The opening of the new Canada Arrivals Hall gives a warmer welcome to international and U.S. arrivals, … More »Warmer welcome to capital
Whatever happened to Klondike Days? Where did it go and why did we lose it? More »Klondike Days was pure gold
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair and Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty have been vilified for suggesting our strong … More »Blame game obscures need to study 'Dutch disease' cure
The disappearance of an Edmonton man is being treated as suspicious, city police said Thursday. More »Police search for missing local man
Nearly three decades of advancement in DNA research led to charges against Robert James Fletcher in the … More »Murder case had to wait for DNA science to advance, court hears
Solar power co-operatives and an $87-million incentive program could help Edmonton massively boost its … More »Incentives urged for renewable energy use
Researchers at the University of Alberta have developed a simple urine test to detect pre-cancerous polyps … More »New urine test aims to prevent thousands of cancer deaths
Six years after Klondike Days was rebranded, Northlands is looking for a new name for Edmonton's summer … More »Fair game: Public gets to offer ideas, vote on new name for Capital Ex
While oil prices are expected to decline over the next 18 months, that won't mean an Alberta oilpatch … More »Export growth forecast
Sharon Holden was cooking supper on a Friday night in May 2010 when she glanced at the television news … More »Accused was in taxi on night driver was murdered: witness
The owners of a popular downtown mobile eatery don't plan to move any time soon, despite a complaint … More »Mobile eatery vows to stay put in downtown dining turf war
The first detailed drawings of a "world-class" downtown arena were released Wednesday, but some city … More »Arena 'world-class' architecture
As the provincial economy heated up last year, the number of Albertans who died on work sites in various … More »Job sites prove deadly for workers
Health Minister Fred Horne says Alberta wants to be part of a much-needed national discussion on reining … More »Health minister supports look at physician fees
Alberta's new and returning MLAs were sworn in Tuesday with a ceremony at the provincial legislature, … More »Newly elected MLAs swear allegiance to Queen
Premier Alison Redford says more needs to be done to ensure the safety of group-home workers. More »After caregiver death, 'work to be done' in group home safety: premier
Mayor Stephen Mandel and Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith had their first meeting Tuesday, but it isn't … More »Mayor mum on details, but says he and Wildrose leader cleared the air
Alberta's industry-supported carbon fund is changing course with its plan to spend $8.4 million over … More »Carbon fund targets farm, forestry sectors
This week marks 35 years since Mr. Justice Thomas Berger wrote Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland, … More »Historic Berger report echoes loudly today
Drug houses are a continual thorn in the side of many Edmonton neighbourhoods. More »Police ask public to call in drug lairs
Two-term councillor William Choy was officially installed Monday as mayor of Stony Plain after being … More »It's official: Two-term councillor now Stony Plain's new mayor
A few kilometres from the shimmering blue waters of Lac Ste. Anne, Chief Cameron Alexis speaks about … More »UN probes Alexis food supply
There was a time 35 years ago when asking able-bodied people to share a day in a wheelchair got the point … More »We need more from our city's real 'chair leaders'
From Versace to Kijiji, Edmonton high school students know what they want as they get ready for the big … More »Cash registers ring up storm as graduation season begins