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The legislation establishes a new pan-Alberta police agency though the province says no decision has been made on replacing the RCMP.

ANNOUNCEMENT: Violent Femmes tour stopping for concert at Edmontons Winspear Centre May 8

Fire crews across much of Canada are already on high alert for the coming wildfire season, only months after the conclusion of the worst one on record. Researchers are taking stock of last year's historic wildfires, and analyzing what can be done differently.

Cody Lightnings mockumentary Hey, Viktor! chases delusional dreams with hilarious results

The comments came in introductory remarks as Danielle Smith and Justin Trudeau met in Calgary in their first face-to-face meeting since last summer

Kasperi Kapanen and Robert Thomas each scored in the first period, Joel Hofer stopped 36 shots and the St. Louis Blues beat the Boston Bruins 5-1 on Monday night. Entering the night eight points out of a wild-card spot and tied for 10th in the Western Conference with two other teams, the Blues snapped a three-game losing streak and completed a five-game road trip (2-3) with a solid win. “This is a big win for our club,” Hofer said.

Connor Hellebuyck stopped 23 shots for his fourth shutout of the season as the Winnipeg Jets beat the Washington Capitals 3-0 on Monday night. Hellebuyck improved to 30-14-3, becoming the fourth goalie this season to reach the 30-win mark. It was Hellebuyck's 36th career shutout.

David Rittich stopped 26 shots for his sixth career shutout, Adrian Kempe reached the 20-goal mark for the third straight season and the Los Angeles Kings beat New York 3-0 on Monday night to snap the Islanders' six-game winning streak. It was the Kings' fifth shutout this season and the second for Rittich, who was making his first start since Feb. 26. The Czech-born goalie made 26 saves in a 4-0 victory over Edmonton on Feb. 10, which was Jim Hiller’s first game as interim co...

Construction is expected to start "soon" on MacEwan Universitys new School of Business building.

The branches plan to close their doors Thursday at 11 a.m., the same time that 5,200 members of the Civic Service Union are slated to begin a strike over contract negotiations