Edmonton Journal

So much of war’s trauma is seen through the eyes of men — the soldiers, medics and officers whose lives are irrevocably altered by bloody battle. Read More

Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur is again drawing criticism from feline advocates after she posted a photo of a pair of young people whose Halloween costumes referenced her controversial comments about killing stray cats. Read More

Family of a missing Edmonton man are appealing for answers one year after his disappearance. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers are one game into their ‘no Connor McDavid” stretch. Read More

It was the UFC’s first trip back to Rogers Place since 2019 and fans in fight-crazy Edmonton got exactly what they wanted — a pair of solid main event scraps and the Canadian contingent coming out on the right side of the ultraviolence. Read More

Members of Alberta’s governing United Conservative Party have voted to endorse all 35 of the policy resolutions up for vote on Saturday, including calling on the government to continue to take on Ottawa, further change transgender policies and overturn diversity policies. Read More

Five motorists were killed in two separate collisions during a deadly Friday morning on northern Alberta highways. Read More

Dreams die hard, especially wearing an NHL jersey as the years and stops roll along, but for Drake Caggiula, he’s back in the best league in the world and back with the team he first played for eight years ago before he became a vagabond. Read More

It turns out all Zach Hyman needed to rediscover his scoring touch was getting rid of the teammate he calls the best player in the world. Read More

Members of Alberta’s governing United Conservative Party (UCP) have voted their strong confidence in party leader Premier Danielle Smith, with just over 91 per cent of members endorsing her leadership. Read More

A semi truck hauling crude oil caught fire Saturday morning after rolling into a ditch near the town of Viking in east central Alberta. Read More

Danielle Smith is correct when she says doctors are not always right, but she failed to say that politicians are often wrong. There is no doubt that Smith and her think-alike colleagues have almost no medical education or knowledge about transgender issues. I believe most of their ideas come from their religious beliefs, not from science. Read More

Edmonton picked up Vasily Podkolzin for next to nothing this past August, trading a fourth round draft pick to the Vancouver Canucks for the forward. Read More

City council will debate Edmonton's municipal budget this month and set the property tax increase for next year. Read More

Edmonton police say major collision investigators are probing an incident in which a fellow officer was caught on video running over a prone woman in a parking lot, calling it an "extremely unfortunate accident." Read More

Mounties describe Morin as standing five feet, nine inches tall, weighing 243 pounds, with medium complexion, black hair and brown eyes. They say he is potentially armed and dangerous, and should not be approached. Read More

Vasily Podkolzin looks almost sheepish as he sat in the penalty box in Nashville after his winning scrap over a much more experienced Jeremy Lauzon Thursday with Lauzon going to the dressing room for repairs. Read More

LGBTQ+ organizations are looking to legally challenge the Alberta government's trifecta of bills which aim to restrict transgender female athletes in sports, gender-affirming care for minors and allow parents to opt-in to sex-ed classes. Read More

There is nothing better than punching somebody in the face in your own backyard. Read More

Red Deer — Thousands of United Conservative Party (UCP) members have flocked to Red Deer this weekend, to pass judgment on the future of Premier Danielle Smith as party leader, and to have their say on the direction of Alberta’s governing political party. Read More