Local, Regional News

Visitors to the legislature grounds will soon be able to dip their toe into the newly-refurbished main pool this summer, according to Alberta Infrastructure. Read More

In 2022, when empty-nesters Nancy and Dan Twidale purchased a bungalow in need of a refresh in the community of Wentworth, they had no idea it would eventually become a design award winner.   Read More

Construction on a major highway twinning project in southern Alberta is officially underway, the provincial government said Friday. Read More

Twenty-five years later, Edmonton’s Eco Solar Tour is still shining a light on environmentally friendly technology for your home. Read More

Ahead of Taste of Edmonton's 40th anniversary this summer, organizers announced Friday that presale tickets will be available starting Saturday. Read More

Enmax is reviewing its dividend policy this year, after delivering $95-million to the city in 2023. Read More

Christopher Wilson shook his head slightly as the judge announced the sentence. Read More

Some homes create efficiencies and conveniences that aren't necessarily apparent at first glance. Read More

It's hard to imagine that anyone wants Stanley Cup hockey running until the end of June, but here we are — face to face with a Cup final schedule that won't start for another week. If it goes seven games, the NHL season won't wrap up until June 24, three days before the league's summertime awards-plus-draft extravaganza starts in Las Vegas. Read More

Edmontonians may be left waiting weeks to learn whether the new district planning system will be approved, but there are already some signals city council may not be fully satisfied with the project. Read More

Edmonton has all the ingredients to be one of Canada’s hottest resale real estate markets, driven by a mix of strong economic growth and affordable homes. Read More

The caucus chair for B.C.’s official Opposition has defected to the B.C. Conservatives, adding to B.C. United’s woes before the provincial election next fall. Read More

There are certainly easier responsibilities in the wide world of sports than being an Edmonton Oilers fan. Read More

Edmonton’s residential construction industry has a new voice. Read More

Edmonton Oilers defenceman Troy Stecher, acquired at the trade deadline from Arizona as veteran insurance on the blueline, has had surgery to remove a cyst on his ankle that had become badly infected. Read More

Notorious B.C. serial killer Robert Pickton has died, less than two weeks after he was attacked by a fellow prisoner in a Quebec prison. Read More

It's a long ways off, but if Saskatchewan decides to pursue a small modular reactor (SMR), SaskPower has confirmed it will be located near Estevan. Read More

So much has been happening in our politics that Albertans can be forgiven for feeling disoriented. Every week it seems there is an announcement that turns things upside down. It’s easy to focus on the details of the latest bombshell as previous pronouncements quickly fade into the background noise. Read More

There was a provincial election on this week in June, 1949. Rescuers were conducting a desperate “air, land and sea search” for a missing fishing captain over Graham Island in Haida Gwaii. A natural gas pipeline was about to open between Alberta and B.C. Read More

Teachers and the province remain at odds over next steps as a narrow refusal of the latest contract offer prompts calls from the minister of education for binding arbitration. Read More