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St. Brendan Grade 9 Students Holding Bottle Drive for Farewell Fundraiser
St. Brendan Catholic School’s Grade 9 students are rolling up their sleeves for a bottle drive on Saturday, April 5, to support their much-anticipated Grade 9 Farewell. The event will take place at the school, located at 9260 58 Street,
Ovechkin Nears Gretzky’s All-Time NHL Goals Record
Washington Capitals’ captain Alex Ovechkin is on the brink of making NHL history, now just two goals shy of tying Wayne Gretzky’s all-time record of 894 career goals. Ovechkin notched his 892nd goal during a power play in the Capitals’
St. Brendan Grade 9 Students Holding Bottle Drive for Farewell Fundraiser
St. Brendan Catholic School’s Grade 9 students are rolling up their sleeves for a bottle drive on Saturday, April 5, to support their much-anticipated Grade 9 Farewell. The event will
Ovechkin Nears Gretzky’s All-Time NHL Goals Record
Washington Capitals’ captain Alex Ovechkin is on the brink of making NHL history, now just two goals shy of tying Wayne Gretzky’s all-time record of 894 career goals. Ovechkin notched
Spring is coming, I promise!
A sunny morning gives way to a mix of clouds and a slight chance of flurries later today. Light winds and cool temperatures will keep things feeling brisk, especially in
Alberta Government Opens Applications for First Responders Mental Health Grant
Alberta’s first responders dedicate their lives to keeping our communities safe, and now the provincial government is stepping up to support their well-being. Applications are now open for the First
Guthrie School Hosts Teal Up Day to Honour Military Families
Guthrie School will be a sea of teal on April 11 as students, staff, and community members come together to celebrate Teal Up Day, a national initiative recognizing the resilience
Edmonton Ranks Among Canada’s Sweariest Cities, But Saskatoon Wins by a [fornicating] mile!
Canadians love a good cuss word—about 58% of us admit to swearing regularly (and the remaining 42% lie about it). But some cities take that [malarkey] to the next level.
Alberta Introduces Tiered Wine Tax, Raising Prices for Premium Bottles
As of April 1, Alberta has implemented a new tiered markup system on wine, introducing additional fees based on a bottle’s value. The change, enacted by the provincial government, has
Fort Saskatchewan Enhances FortReport for Streamlined Resident Service Requests
The City of Fort Saskatchewan has launched an upgraded version of FortReport, its online service request platform, improving how residents report issues and receive updates on concerns ranging from potholes
Alberta Invests in New Morinville School to Address Growth and Aging Infrastructure
The provincial government has announced funding for the design of a new Morinville Public School, addressing long-standing infrastructure concerns and enrolment pressures in the growing community. The investment, revealed on
Will the weekend be…warm?
A mix of sun and cloud dominates the day before clear skies take over around noon. Temperatures remain chilly, especially in the morning, with a slight wind adding to the
Strathcona County Opens Community Grant Applications for 2025
Local residents and community groups can now apply for Social Framework Community Grants to drive positive change in the community. The application window is open until May 1, 2025. The
It will feel more like spring later in the week…and that’s no joke
Cloudy skies dominate today with a mix of flurries in the morning and rain showers developing later in the afternoon. The evening brings a higher chance of precipitation, with temperatures
Cool and Cloudy Now, but Warmer Days Ahead
Cloudy skies and light winds keep temperatures cool today, with a chance of flurries and freezing drizzle developing overnight. Fog patches may reduce visibility early Tuesday before a mix of
Chilly Conditions Persist, But Milder Days Ahead
Light snow continues through the afternoon before tapering off to a chance of flurries this evening. Temperatures remain well below seasonal, with brisk winds making it feel even colder overnight.
Alberta Slams the Brakes on Photo Radar Cash Cow
Much to the relief of fabled speed demon and photo radar ticket magnet Rob Christie, Alberta’s notorious photo radar cash cow has finally run out of gas. Starting April 1,
Edmonton Police Seek Public’s Help in Identifying Deceased Woman
Police are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a woman who was found deceased in a waste disposal bin in central Edmonton late last year. On Dec. 29, 2024,
Local Artist’s Work Honoured in Art In Public Places Program
Historic Dr. Henry House Captured in Unique Fibre Art Piece A piece of local history has been beautifully reimagined in fibre art, earning Fort Saskatchewan’s Ivy Trumpour the top spot
Snowfall Warning continues
A long period of snowfall continues. Total accumulations will be 15 to 30 cm by later this morning when snow becomes lighter. Visibility may be suddenly reduced at times in
Alberta’s New Wine Tax Framework Set to Raise Prices for Consumers
Starting April 1, 2025, Alberta will introduce a new tiered markup system on wine, increasing costs for both retailers and consumers. The province’s current flat markup of $4.11 per litre
Fort Foundation Community Legal Justice Hub at Risk of Closing
A vital resource for vulnerable Albertans is in danger of shutting its doors. The Fort Foundation Community Legal Justice Hub, which provides legal navigation, housing advocacy, family law support, and
Fort Saskatchewan Seeks Public Input on Downtown Gateway District Plan
The City of Fort Saskatchewan is moving forward with updates to its Land Use Bylaw, focusing next on the Downtown Gateway District (DGD). This area, located along 99 Avenue, serves
St. Albert Council Votes to Rename Grandin Neighbourhood to The Gardens
In a decision reflecting ongoing efforts toward reconciliation, St. Albert City Council has voted to rename the Grandin neighbourhood to The Gardens. The motion to remove the Grandin name passed
St. Albert RCMP seek witnesses of motor vehicle collision
On February 19, 2025, at approximately 10:50 p.m., St. Albert RCMP responded to a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Boudreau Road and Campbell Road involving a blue Chevrolet
Snowfall Warning in effect
A long period of snowfall with total amounts of 10 to 20 cm is expected. Some areas may receive as much as 30 cm by Friday morning. Snow will intensify
Spring Showers Give Way to a Late-March Snowfall
A mix of sun and cloud will start the day before showers move in by late afternoon. As temperatures drop overnight, rain will transition into snow, with a few centimetres
Spring Sunshine Fades as Snow Returns Midweek
A bright and mild day will give way to increasing clouds this evening, setting the stage for a shift in the weather. Rain is expected to arrive by late Wednesday
Mild Start to the Week Before Wet and Wintry Weather Returns
Cloudy skies this morning will give way to sunshine, with gusty northwest winds picking up later in the day. Overnight, clear conditions will keep temperatures slightly above seasonal lows. Tuesday
Clearing Skies Bring Mild Weekend Before Midweek Cooldown
Cloudy conditions with a chance of morning flurries will give way to sunshine as the day progresses, accompanied by gusty northwest winds. Overnight, skies remain mostly clear, with temperatures dipping
Sunny Start with Clouds and Flurries Possible Overnight
The day begins with sunshine before clouds gradually move in, bringing a slight chance of showers or flurries in the evening. Early morning fog will clear, and light winds will
Mayor Sohi’s Federal Ambitions Raise Questions Amid Lacklustre Mayoral Performance
Edmonton Mayor Amarjeet Sohi is reportedly preparing to run as a Liberal candidate in the upcoming federal election, expected to be called on Sunday. This development comes amid scrutiny of
