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Edmonton AI industry leaders welcome $2.4-billion federal cash injection, stress it should support specifically Canadian efforts

Not since 2017 have so many Canadian teams made it to the Stanley Cup playoffs. And not since 1993 has Canada claimed a Stanley Cup championship.

For Russ Jericho, seeing the Edmonton Oilers enter the Stanley Cup playoffs is the culmination of an unlikely passion.

Colorado goaltender Alexandar Georgiev went home after a recent shaky outing and immediately watched film — the car-racing thriller “The Fast and the Furious.” There are quite a few teams going into the postseason with big decisions in net.

In this issue, a UBC professor investigates anatomy books; a stubborn baby orca unites B.C. locals, researchers; analysis of Israel and Iran’s long conflict

The Colorado Avalanche will be without forward Jonathan Drouin for their first-round playoff series against Winnipeg due to a lower-body injury. Drouin got hurt when he tripped in the second period Thursday against Edmonton. The Avalanche practiced Saturday morning before leaving for Winnipeg.

Emily Vukovic heads to Fortinos in Burlington to check out Nature's Treasure and all the natural food products available on the market now!

Rick Tocchet barely had a chance to get accustomed to the Pacific time zone when the newly hired Canucks coach wondered what exactly he had just gotten himself into in late January 2023. Four days and two games into his tenure, Tocchet recalled the feeling of dread he experienced standing on a Vancouver street corner at 3 a.m. after the team returned home from Seattle following a 6-1 loss, in which the coach referred to the Canucks being “soft.” “I felt like I got hit by a...

The Edmonton-based radio station can be streamed online and is holding a spring fundraiser in the hopes of raising $775,000.

Two Edmonton DJs have been selected to perform at the Electric Daisy Carnival, one of the largest dance music festivals in Las Vegas.