Edmonton Journal

The Ultimate Fighting Championship came and went on the weekend, but Rogers Place was shaping up to get another fight fix Monday, with a bout between the NHL's top heavyweights with the most fighting majors on the season. Read More

NiGiNan Housing Ventures will be expanding its facilities on Fort Road with the addition of a 14-plex housing project following a funding announcement on Monday. Read More

Edmonton-based video game developer Inflexion Games has closed its U.K. office and laid off dozens of staff. Read More

Unwanted and wanted, all in the space of two weeks for Sheldon Keefe. Read More

Alberta is moving to enable alternative financing measures (AFM), including Halal mortgages, and introducing a previously proposed tax on electric vehicles (EVs), according to new legislation. Read More

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith clapped back Monday at the federal government's new draft regulations that would force oil and gas producers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about one-third over the next eight years. Read More

The bad news is Connor McDavid remains out with an ankle injury. Read More

The bucking bulls are coming back to Edmonton. Read More

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The Conference Board of Canada's (CBOC) economic outlook for Edmonton highlights signs of positivity heading into the final moments of the year. Read More

GRANDE PRAIRIE, Alta. — On the second floor of a building where most offices are without doors, the ceilings hang low and the carpets don't match, the chief of Grande Prairie's new police force gets down to work. Read More

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

Concluding he has doubts about the reliability of the complainant's testimony, a judge has acquitted a security guard of sexually assaulting a woman in a downtown Edmonton hotel. Read More

Inflation, if it hasn’t been said enough already, is an exercise in exasperation. Read More

The Battle of Alberta lived up to its billing on Sunday night, as the Edmonton Oilers and Calgary Flames went at it hammer and tongs for 60 minutes of mostly-entertaining hockey at the Saddledome. The visitors had the upper hand early taking a 2-0 lead in the first, but the home side fought back to tie things up early in the third. Edmonton regained the lead midway through that final frame on Zach Hyman's powerplay goal, then hung on through some nervous moments before a very late empty-net goal made the final margin 4-2. Read More

It’s only two games, but the Edmonton Oilers look every bit as good without Connor McDavid as they did with him. Read More

This in from hockey's elder statesman Don Cherry, his take on The Grapevine Podcast that the Edmonton Oilers still have one big star to count on even with Connor McDavid out. Read More

Several hundred opponents of the UCP government's proposed trans legislation turned out Saturday for a protest at the Alberta legislature. Read More

There is nothing like a good ol' fashioned provincial rivalry to gauge early season form. Read More

Edmonton fire investigators are probing the cause of a blaze that destroyed a residential construction site and damaged two neighbouring homes. Read More