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It's 11 C at the Edmonton Blatchford weather station, with 3 km/h winds out of the south.

Article content A look at today’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Happy wine Wednesday, friends! Today I decided to write about an absolutely fabulous Barolo I enjoyed this past weekend. My husband and I celebrated our wedding anniversary this weekend. We chose to not go out for a nice dinner on the patio and opted to make an Italian feast at home. We made our first attempt at homemade pasta and bolognese sauce. It turned into a really memorable family time with the kids helping to roll out the pasta dough and filling the ravioli and helping to shape them. All in all, it wa...

Article content Roberta White is the first to tell you, her husband did not live life like most people. When she first met Rob, he was living in a warehouse, where he made the elaborate paper mâché sculptures that he crafted throughout his life. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Man lost on North Saskatchewan River rescuing stranger's dog defied convention, family says Back to video “We didn’t even have a kitchen,” she said with a laugh. “It wasn’t like a nice loft warehouse. I mean, it was an industrial warehouse on the south side ...

Posted: Apr 08, 2021 6:22 PM MT | Last Updated: April 9 Rob White, 55, fell through the ice of the North Saskatchewan River on Tuesday while attempting to rescue a dog near Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park.(Submitted by Chris Barrett) A man who attempted to rescue a woman's dog before falling through the ice of the North Saskatchewan River is being remembered for his kindness and unique personality. Friends have identified the man as Rob White, 55. White was walking his dog near Sir Wilfrid Laurier Park on Tuesday before he attempted the rescue. "He saw somebody in distress. Somebody who needed he...

Search called off for man who fell through ice of North Saskatchewan River trying to save dog Emergency responders have called off the search for a man who fell through the ice of the North Saskatchewan River Tuesday afternoon while trying to rescue a dog. Social Sharing 'This is a tragic reminder of the dangers of the river and that it is never safe to go onto the river ice' CBC News · Posted: Apr 06, 2021 6:31 PM MT | Last Updated: April 7 Police blocked off the trail next to the river at the Buena Vista dog park as emergency responders attempted to rescue a man who had fallen through t...