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This $3.1M Edmonton luxury home is steps from Hawrelak Park
You’ll never have to worry about parking at Hawrelak Park, or any of the festivals it hosts, again. And as a bonus, you get a luxury home to go with it. Located at 9302 Edinboro Rd. NW, this stunning Edmonton home features five bedrooms, five bathrooms, and more than 4,000 square feet of living s...
Two Canadian universities ranked most beautiful college campuses in the world
Studying at university is hard work, which is why it’s important to schedule in breaks from the books while you’re on campus. For those attending two Canadian universities on a new list of the most stunning college campuses in the world, you’ll find plenty of beautiful spaces to recharge. The ran...
Hike along a creek on this Alberta trail to get to a gorgeous waterfall
This Alberta hike has the best reward: a gorgeous waterfall. Ribbon Falls is located in Kananaskis, Alta., and it’s home to one of the best hiking trails in the province. With gorgeous views and a stunning waterfall, valleys dipping for a beautiful view and sight, it’s just one of the most reward...
Canadian goes golfing right after learning he's a new multimillionaire
Some people may go on a shopping spree or book a trip right after learning they won the lottery, but one Canadian decided to hit the links after becoming a multimillionaire. Calgary, Alta., resident Ray Born is $2 million richer after winning the March 28 Western 649 jackpot, and he learned of hi...
Drones could change avalanche control in Canada. Here’s how
Instead of firing artillery weapons or throwing explosives from a helicopter, a Canadian company is using drones for avalanche control.
Canadian lottery winners pick lump sum over $1,000 weekly payments
A Canadian couple who recently won the lottery had to choose between steady weekly payments or a six-figure payout. Lottery players Cynthia and Stephen Duggan are a couple who live in the suburbs of Waverly in Nova Scotia. One day, they purchased Atlantic Lottery’s Set for Life game, a Scratch’N ...
First Nations' court challenge may block Alberta separatism itself, not just petition drive
The argument lawyers are making: since treaties are between Indigenous people and Canada, a province trying to leave would be ripping up treaties.
Top 3 takeaways from the Artemis II mission and what's next
While their trip looked like fun during the numerous news conferences and videos we saw, the four astronauts were hard at work with scientific observations, medical experiments and exercise. And they also had to deal with unexpected issues.
Brazen overnight break-in targets beloved sausage store in town east of Edmonton
A man who helps run a store that’s a beloved staple of a town some people call Alberta’s “sausage capital” is speaking out after a brazen overnight break-in left thousands of dollars in damage to the storefront earlier this week.
City of Edmonton lost $45K from fraudulent transactions at Arc machine, city auditor says
Edmonton city council's audit committee will get a confidential memo from administration to detail what steps they took to mitigate the impact of $65,000 lost in fraudulent transactions from a faulty transit machine. Over 300 suspicious Arc cards were identified and blocked with about $20,000 rem...
Judge orders pause on signature validation process for Alberta independence petition
A judge has granted a month-long stay preventing Alberta’s chief electoral officer from certifying the results of a petition to force a referendum on a proposal for Alberta to separate from Canada.
Judge orders temporary pause on Alberta separation referendum petition process
The move effectively steps Elections Alberta from verifying signatures collected by Stay Free Alberta until an overall decision on an the associated First Nations' court challenge.
Elizabeth Fry Society’s shelter closes after lease extension denied
The site along Fort Road near the Belvedere LRT Station was meant to be a temporary home but since the Elizabeth Fry Society hasn't found a new one, it has been evicted.
Gallery of Timeless Toys vintage museum opens in Drayton Valley
Vintage Barbies, Cabbage Patch Kids, GI Joes, classic Disney movies and video games — just a few nostalgic pieces of childhood that can be found at the Gallery of Timeless Toys.
Documentary highlights Alberta father’s fight for ethnically diverse stem cell donors
An Edmonton father is sharing his tragic son's search for a stem cell match in a new documentary, highlighting the need for more donors across diverse backgrounds.
Alberta teen set to represent Western Canada at International Space School
Sixteen-year-old Thomas Toombes has been chosen as the 2026 Western Canada delegate to attend the International Space School in Houston this summer.
Canada's new FIFA World Cup song features Nelly Furtado
Every locker room needs a good pump-up song before stepping into game action. Will this be the song that’s played in the Canadian locker room ahead of the FIFA World Cup? Canada Soccer recently teamed up with producer Boi-1da and Nelly Furtado for a new song called “Electric Circus,” which droppe...
City of Calgary says wild weather swings have pothole crews playing catch-up
It is pothole season, and while City of Calgary crews are already working to repair the divots in the road, the recent wild swings in the weather mean they're playing catch-up.
Stawnichy’s offers 100 sausage rings in exchange for Mundare thieves’ capture
Stawnichy's Mundare Sausage says in their nearly 70 years of business, they've never had a break-in until this week, when thieves caused about $4,000 in damage.
Student in hospital following incident at Jasper Place High School
An Edmonton high school student is in hospital with injuries after an incident at Jasper Place High School on Friday, according to Edmonton police.