The Muttart Conservatory in Edmonton closed on Tuesday due to a water supply issue. The facility stayed closed for the morning yesterday but now has officially reopened. Inspections are still underway.
A collision on Highway 633 and Range Road 274 this morning resulted in traffic delays and reroutes. The Morinville RCMP released a statement that traffic is now moving as it should and that the collision has been dealt with.
Premier Danielle Smith released a statement talking about the response to Donald Trump’s tariffs and what’s to come. She outlined how she met with fellow Canada premiers and Justin Trudeau to talk about how they can “work together to take
The Oilers beat the St. Louis Blues 3-2 last night. Connor McDavid got a goal and two assists and Draisaitl scored a goal and one assist but the hero of the night was Connor Brown. Drai’s goal was called “natural”
The Alberta RCMP wants to remind motorists of the potential dangers that come with distracted driving. Operating a vehicle on roads across Alberta, especially with the already dangerous conditions right now, requires your full attention. Last year, the Alberta RCMP
White House Director of the Economic Council Kevin Hasset went on CNBC on Monday and called out Edmonton for a drug problem. Hasset talked about an experience he had in Edmonton last year stating: “I was in Edmonton last summer, and
A serious motor collision happened earlier today on Highway 633 and Range Road 247. The RCMP have responded and are currently investigating the collision. Due to the severity, there may be traffic reroutes or delays.
Pierre Poilievre says that the Conservative government would mandate life sentences for anyone found to be trafficking, producing, or distributing over 40 mg of fentanyl. Poilievre says the penalty should be the same as murder. The Conservative Party also says
Last Thursday at around 1:30 a.m., a Peterbilt semi-truck was stolen from Edmonton. Vegreville RCMP located it using a built-in GPS tracker that was installed in the semi. They attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver fled. No pursuit
Knives will no longer be sold in convenience stores in Edmonton with the exception of everyday cutlery. The ban is to limit impulsive actions related to knives and is a response to concerns from the community regarding the easy access
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