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Article content If there is anything the last few years — and particularly the last 14 months — have taught us, it’s that progress isn’t linear. Sometimes it slows to such a trickle we can barely perceive it. Sometimes it surges forward unexpectedly, and we’re caught unprepared. Sometimes it’s a victim of its own success, provoking fear and the desire to build dams. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Keith Gerein: Will 2021 provide an election breakthrough for women, racialized candidates? Back to video Even the idea of progress is s...

Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi joined a chorus of South Asian Albertans who are celebrating Amarjeet Sohi's run for mayor of Edmonton as a sign of growing multiracial representation in a political realm long commanded by white candidates.

Six people were taken to hospital Wednesday afternoon after a fire broke out at a home in Mill Woods.

Author of the article: Dustin Cook Publishing date: May 18, 2021  •  2 days ago  •  2 minute read  •  There were snow flurries in early May back in 2019 as this pedestrian found out walking down Jasper Avenue. May snow is again in the forecast with rain expected to turn to wet snow overnight into Wednesday morning. Photo by Larry Wong /POSTMEDIA NETWORK Article content April showers bring May snow? With a storm moving through the province Tuesday, wet snow is in the forecast for Edmonton overnight as the temperature is expected to drop to 3 C. A special weather statement iss...

  EDMONTON -- One resident in South Edmonton’s Lansdowne neighbourhood first noticed coyotes in the park near her house this winter. “We’ve never seen them in the park,” said Wendy Rabel. “Only ever down and more towards the university farm.” The past few weeks sightings are sometimes happening several times a day. “They’ve become a lot more comfortable so they’re taking naps in the trees and there was one lying out in the soccer field this morning just sunning itself so a lot more common there,” Rabel said. “A little bit close for comfort,” she added. “We hav...