As if playing all of your favourite Christmas music from now until Boxing Day wasn’t enough already, you can now listen to Edmonton’s Official Christmas Station Mix 107.9 anywhere with the iHeartRadio app! Simply download the iHeartRadio app, then ask
Yesterday’s reminder to put on the winter tires and engage the winter driving skills won’t last much past today, with a windy high of 4. Tomorrow brings a well above normal high of 8, but look at Thursday and Friday:
Harlan Kingfisher is a devoted husband, father of four, and a proud First Nations hockey player from Sturgeon Lake, Saskatchewan. His journey through hockey, from childhood to playing at junior and college levels across Canada, has profoundly shaped his life.
On November 1, Smoky Lake RCMP responded to a serious motor vehicle collision on Highway 831 near the North Saskatchewan River Bridge. A truck with two occupants lost control after hitting a patch of ice and collided with a semi-truck.
Fort Saskatchewan Mayor Gale Katchur is facing backlash from feline advocates after she shared a photo on her Facebook page referencing her previous controversial comments about stray cats. In the now-deleted post, Katchur praised a Halloween costume featuring two students:
The spirit of gratitude continues in the Heartland following last month’s announcement by Dow to invest more than $9 million in the communities. Its funding is purposed to have lasting impacts across the region. Key Projects supported by Dow $5.6
Fort Saskatchewan RCMP GIS is investigating after a theft from a motor vehicle complaint in the area of Wellington Place on October 22, 2024. Local good Samaritans contributed significantly to furthering the investigation after recognizing a social media post of the incident and coming forward with key information that identified the suspect and suspect vehicle. 37-year-old Hayleigh Patricia Whitman, of Edmonton was charged with Theft from Motor Vehicle and Possession of Property Obtained by
Sunday starts off chilly, but once the cloud burns off and the sun comes out, expect a slightly above seasonal daytime high. On Monday, the clouds roll in around noon and bring a chance of showers that persists overnight and
Saturday will be a good day to stay indoors and play board games with its cool temperature, clouds, and good chance of flurries. The same can’t be said for Sunday with lots of sun and above normal daytime high. The
We’re looking at a chilly, Friday under cloudy skies and with fog patches, making it great day for a warm sweater and a pumpkin spice $8 coffee. The weekend will begin a warming trend to a few degrees above normal
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