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Edmonton Police Service is noting an increase in auto thefts. Between 2022 and 2023 police report a 7.6 per cent increase with 4,714 vehicle thefts in 2023, versus 4,381 in 2022. This nets out better than the 17 per cent
Members of Civic Service Union 52, the union that represents many Edmonton city workers, voted in favour of a strike mandate earlier this week. The union said it hopes the city will come back to the bargaining table to avoid
Strathcona County and the Sherwood Park Crusaders of the British Columbia Hockey League have announced an agreement to fund a new arena and events centre. The $86 million dollar facility will include a four-sheet, ice-rink arena and have seating capacity
Edmonton Police Service say a housefire is being investigated for arson, and that a body found in the basement is being investigated as homicide. EPS say that on Tuesday, February 13, at about 2:36 a.m., Edmonton Fire Rescue Service called
Edmonton Police Service say they have charged 44-year-old Nicholas Brashko with second degree murder, arson, and indignity to a body in relation to the September killing of 69-year-old Fred Kolybaba. The victim was found in a home near 132 Street
Edmonton Police Service say they would like members of the public to come forward in helping to identify those responsible for tossing a concrete slab off an overpass over Whitemud Drive and through the windshield of a vehicle below. Police
The former deputy premier, health minister, and one-time chair of the Edmonton Public School Board, Sarah Hoffman, has entered the race to replace Rachel Notley as the Alberta NDP’s leader. Sarah Hoffman held an official kick off announcement yesterday at
Edmonton Police Service has charged a 30-year-old man with second degree murder following the Monday afternoon stabbing death of a man in a home near 35 Street and 122A Avenue in the city’s Northeast. Police say they arrived at the
Edmonton Police Service has charged a man relating to a series of 21 fraudulently sold commercial trailers, including Super B, hopper, hi-boy and flat deck trailers, most of which were priced significantly below market value, police say. “In each incident,
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