Edmonton Journal

This isn't the first time Connor McDavid has been bitten by the injury bug. Read More

What are the Edmonton Oilers going to do without a healthy Connor McDavid in the lineup? Read More

Encampment investigators have uncovered an elaborate warren of illegal designer encampments camouflaged and fenced on Fulton Creek in south Edmonton, shows startling video from city police. Read More

Alberta is suing the federal government over the carbon tax exemption on home heating oil, Premier Danielle Smith said Tuesday, arguing the carve-out is unfairly advantageous to parts of the country, rendering the levy unconstitutional. Read More

The Great Outdoors Comedy Festival has landed some big names for its 2025 Edmonton edition. Read More

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

You want spooky for Halloween? Read More

Mackenzie Fragoso still remembers the sounds of the crash. Read More

In a letter sent to Alberta's pharmacists, Health Minister Adriana LaGrange goes on about how much she values the work they do. LaGrange indicates that pharmacies are highly valued in Alberta's health scene. Empty, hollow words. A mere two days after, pharmacies receive a letter cutting their fees and consultation times from 12 per year to four. We, the public, are informed of the decision. There was no warning at all for the pharmacies.  Read More

All the air went out of the Edmonton Oilers after Connor McDavid was knocked out of Monday night's game on his first shift. Read More

Talk about things going from bad to worse in a hurry. Read More

On the first shift of Monday night's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets, Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid was tripped up by Zach Werenski, crashed along the boards and suffered an injury. Read More

A former Bonnyville teacher already facing charges for sexual assault involving a minor has been charged with child luring in Wainwright. Read More

Crude online commentary and digital incivility were top of mind for Canada’s Governor General on Monday. Read More

Burned toast or steaming hot showers setting off fire alarms could cost Edmontonians starting next year as the fire department hopes to cut down on a spike in unnecessary calls. Read More

Major changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights are upon us.  I'll be astonished if one key amendment— the right for an individual to refuse medical treatment unless in refusing that individual is likely to cause substantial harm to themselves or to others — does not win great applause from Premier Danielle Smith's UCP base. Read More

The Alberta government marked the return of MLAs to the legislature Monday by introducing promised legislation that overhauls the Alberta Bill of Rights by adding three new rights and updating provisions around free speech and property rights. Read More

An elderly widow allegedly murdered by her daughter was found in her home with "extreme" blunt force injuries to the head, Crown prosecutors said at the start of her daughter's murder trial. Read More

EDMONTON — While an optimist may point out that the Edmonton Elks went 7-4 to close out the season after a dreadful 0-7 start, the team heads into the CFL off-season with plenty of questions. Read More

Edmonton police are asking witnesses to come forward after a woman was struck and killed by a vehicle Sunday morning. Read More