Cooler-than-usual conditions will persist today with cloudy skies and a chance of flurries. Overnight, light snowfall is expected before skies clear by morning. Sunshine will return Tuesday, helping temperatures climb closer to seasonal norms. The warming trend is set to
The next few days bring plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures, making for a pleasant start to the weekend. Light winds will pick up at times, but overall conditions remain calm and dry. By Sunday, clouds roll in, setting the
An 18-year-old Edmonton man has been arrested by St. Albert RCMP for multiple thefts from Walmart in St. Albert. On January 18, 2025, at approximately 10:35 a.m., police received a report of a theft in progress. The suspect was seen
Mild temperatures continue with a mix of sun and clouds, keeping conditions comfortable. Strong winds will pick up tomorrow, bringing gusty conditions before clearing out overnight. Sunshine dominates heading into the weekend, with cool but manageable nights. The first days
Edmonton remains stuck in winter’s icy grip, with flurries and bitter cold dominating the forecast. Frostbite risks are high as temperatures refuse to budge, though the weekend brings a break with clear skies and sunshine. Early next week, the deep
Edmonton is in for a classic prairie winter stretch, with cold refusing to budge. A few flurries may drift through, but they won’t do much to break up the icy monotony. The sun will make some appearances, but don’t expect
Missing St. Albert resident 17-year-old Josie Littlechild-Cardinal has been found and is safe. The St. Albert RCMP thank the public for their assistance.
17-year-old Josie Littlechild-Cardinal was last seen in St. Albert on Wednesday, Jan. 29. She is believed to be in the St. Albert or Edmonton area. Josie is described as follows: If you have any information about Josie or her whereabouts
Snow, at times heavy, will continue today bringing total accumulations of 15 to 20 cm. Snowfall will re-intensify this morning bringing another 5 cm before tapering off this afternoon. Rapidly accumulating snow could make travel difficult over some locations. Be
The Alberta Citizens Patrol Association (ACOPA) is a group of volunteers trained by RCMP officers that keep communities safe and they’re looking for more members! The organization works with the Alberta RCMP to promote safe neighbourhoods and homes. The following
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