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While there is now plenty of snow to ski on, the frigid temperatures are leading to closures at Marmot Basin, Snow Valley, Rabbit Hill, Sunridge and the Edmonton Ski Club.

Border Crossings launches issue 163 on Material.

Edney’s efforts played a crucial role in the release of his client, one of the youngest detainees in the infamous U.S. military prison in Cuba, who received a sizeable settlement and an apology for the abuses he suffered

Triple Eight semi jackknifes after crossing oncoming lane near Little Fort

The Coalition for Justice and Human Rights alleges the City of Edmonton and the Edmonton Police Service have breached an interim injunction by failing to ensure there is adequate shelter space to accommodate people being evicted from the encampments.

Stantec Inc. has snapped up engineering firm Morrison Hershfield, the latest in a string of acquisitions and broader growth that have boosted the company's presence in Canada and across the globe — as well as its stock.

Shares of Edmonton-based Stantec hit an all-time high Tuesday after it announced a deal to buy engineering firm Morrison Hershfield. Read on

With funding from Alberta’s government, more than 150 new Indigenous-led emergency shelter spaces are opening in northeast Edmonton.

Michael Rasmussen scored the go-ahead goal with 1:07 remaining and the Detroit Red Wings extended their winning streak to three games with a 3-2 victory Sunday over the Anaheim Ducks. Joe Veleno and Dylan Larkin also scored and Alex Lyon made 29 saves as the Red Wings completed a successful three-game California road trip. The three victories to start January match Detroit's final 13 games of December.

Canadas FluxJet trains will hover magnetically along the rail and use a combination of magnets and plasma technology to achieve speeds of more than 621mph, faster than a jet and three times as fast as a high-speed train.