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A lawsuit and proposed injunction that the City of Edmonton was facing around the regulations on how homeless ...

Jerry L. Maurer, a product of the rugged Appalachian Mountains, emerged from a hardscrabble farm into a life thoroughly engrossed in the wonders of nature. Born into a family of avid outdoorsmen, He cultivated a great love for hunting, fishing, camping, and hiking from an early age. His fascination with the tales of mountain men engaging with indigenous cultures, coupled with a penchant for Westerns and science fiction, laid the foundation for his unique storytelling style. After relocatin...

The Coldest Night of the Year is a winterrific family-friendly walk to raise money for local charities serving...

  Wood Buffalo RCMP are requesting the public's assistance to identify two suspects related to suspected ...

A worker in Edmonton has now been hospitalized after a workplace incident took place involving a 30-foot fall....

Edmonton city council called a special meeting today to declare a housing and houselessness emergency in the c...

Mohawks and Ontario environmental officials on both sides of theВ KaniatarowanennehВ - the St. Lawrence River - are organizing a World Wetlands Day event on Saturday, February 3 at the Cooper Marsh Conservation Area in South Glengarry,...

A deceitful historical narrative argues, at best, that the systematic dispossession and genocide of First Nations peoples is something in the distant past. It isn't and it needs to be stopped, argues Peter Boyle.

The 18-year-old Northern Cheyenne man inhaled the pine trees, felt the crunch of new fallen snow beneath his feet and guarded himself against the bitter cold.

A fire in North Edmonton left four people with smoke related injuries early Tuesday Morning. Edmonton Fire Res...