The Edmonton Oilers are back in the Western Conference Final, facing the Dallas Stars tonight at American Airlines Center. Puck drop is at 6:00 PM MT, marking a rematch of last year’s conference final, where the Oilers triumphed in six
Showers and a chance of thunderstorms keep things damp and cool today, well below seasonal norms. The unsettled pattern lingers into Thursday with more scattered showers and possible thunder, but some sunshine starts to break through. By Friday, skies clear
Clouds dominate today with scattered showers and a slight risk of thunder later in the afternoon. Rain becomes more steady overnight and continues into Wednesday before easing off by late in the day. Conditions stay cool and damp for now,
Fog lifts this morning, giving way to a pleasant mix of sun and cloud to end the workweek. Saturday brings more cloud cover and a growing chance of showers by the afternoon and evening. Sunday offers a brief rebound with
In a playoff series where every inch of ice was contested like a street fight, the Edmonton Oilers found a new identity — and maybe, finally, some overdue respect. With a gritty 1-0 overtime win in Game 5 over the
Showers wrap up this morning as skies begin to clear, making way for a dry and breezy day. Fog may develop overnight, but Friday looks mostly sunny once it lifts, with pleasant and calm conditions. The break in cloud cover
The Edmonton Oilers are one win away from punching their ticket to the Western Conference Final as they take on the Vegas Golden Knights in Game 5 tonight at T-Mobile Arena. Puck drops at 7:30 p.m. MT, with the Oilers
A mix of sun and cloud today may give way to scattered showers and a risk of thunderstorms by afternoon. Rain becomes more widespread tonight, along with gusty winds as a cooler air mass moves in. Skies clear Thursday morning,
On Wednesday, May 14, Edmontonians are invited to gather at City Hall from 1 to 3 p.m. for Moose Hide Campaign Day—a national movement to end domestic and gender-based violence. Hosted in partnership with the City of Edmonton and the
In a direct response to escalating U.S. tariffs and rising economic uncertainty, Alberta’s government is freezing the industrial carbon price at $95 per tonne. The move is aimed at protecting Alberta’s key industries and the tens of thousands of jobs
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