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Citizen who rescued injured officer during the murder of Const. Daniel...
Braving a hail of gunfire that had already claimed the life of Const. Daniel Woodall, Ryan Colton rescued Sgt. Jason Harley who had been shot in the back. “I wasn’t afraid. I wasn’t worried about what...
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Edmonton man's Fentanyl overdose a first in Athabasca
Quick action on the part of police and bystanders was perhaps the only difference between life and death for an Edmonton man overdosing on Fentanyl in Athabasca, a first for the community. On Wednesday...
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Huge 50/50 prize left unclaimed after historic Edmonton Oil Kings game
A potentially historic prize was left behind after a sellout at the Edmonton Oil Kings’ first game at Rogers Place. “We just had our very first sellout and the largest crowd ever in modern franchise...
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FC Edmonton stay positive despite scoring drought
FC Edmonton head coach Colin Miller is keeping a positive attitude despite watching his team get shutout for the fifth-consecutive game Wednesday night. Miller was happy with Edmonton’s performance in...
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Family pleads for new information nearly a year after mother goes missing
Friends and family are gathering, the hall has been rented and drummers have been booked, but family members of Gloria Gladue are preparing for an event they wish they didn’t have to hold. On Oct. 9, a...
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Popular Italian restaurant reopens after cockroach infestation
A popular west-end Italian restaurant has reopened after being shuttered by Alberta Health Services over cockroaches. Piccolino Bistro at 9112 142 St. in Edmonton was ordered to close Sept. 19 for...
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Goals hard to come by for FC Edmonton heading into game against Indy Eleven
The well has gone dry for FC Edmonton. The local North American Soccer League club is in a serious scoring drought heading into their game against the Indy Eleven on Sunday (2 p.m.) at Clarke Stadium....
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Golden Bears ripped apart by U of C Dinos
CALGARY — Considering the University of Alberta Golden Bears’ recent history against the Calgary Dinos, Saturday afternoon’s game could have gone a lot worse Sure, the Golden Bears finished on the...
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Charges laid after worker killed in trench collapse in April 2015
Over a year after a labourer was crushed to death while digging a sewer line at a city infill project, two companies and a prime contractor are facing a total of 19 Occupational Health and Safety...
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Edmontonians run for breast cancer cure
Six years ago, at age 42, Monica Mackay found a lump. After being diagnosed with breast cancer, the result was a full gamut of cancer treatment; lumpectomy, chemotherapy, radiation. In the past year, a...
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Sign celebrating opening of northeast Anthony Henday with salty language...
A sign celebrating the opening of the last leg of Edmonton’s Anthony Henday Drive ring road caused a stir on social media over the weekend. Photos of an electronic traffic sign that read “We done...
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Gary Lamphier: Valley Line LRT project helps EllisDon ride out Alberta recession
The last time I sat down with Geoff Smith, the straight-shooting CEO of EllisDon Corp., Canada’s second largest construction company, Alberta’s economy was on a tear. Oil prices were just below $100 US...
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Tuesday's letters: Anthony Henday Drive construction was a nightmare
We moved to Sherwood Park two months before my hell started and lasted for years because construction crews don’t know how to properly block off traffic lanes. Construction people seemed to think that...
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Editorial: Alberta Health Services takeover of private lab services looks...
It appears Alberta health leaders have decided to trade in the combination of public and private medical labs that currently serve northern Alberta for a laboratory testing system that operates...
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Suspect dead after home invasion in north Edmonton
A suspect in a home invasion was found fatally injured Tuesday in the basement of a house police believe was wrongly targeted by three men. Officers responded to a call from a husband and wife about a...
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David Staples: Get used to praise, not putdowns, about our suddenly hip city
Edmonton is suddenly getting praised as a hip city, a star city, a city on the move. You OK with the piling on of praise, modest Edmontonians? Brace yourselves. After decades of outsiders mocking,...
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How do Edmonton entrepreneurs know when it's time to grow?
Capital Ideas members were asked about how they know when to grow their businesses. Here’s what members of our community of business owners helping business owners had to say: “Growing too quickly can...
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Edmonton police dismantle bicycle chop shop
After dismantling a bicycle chop shop, Edmonton police are hoping to reunite dozens of stolen bikes with their rightful owners. On Sept. 24, northwest division beat officers investigating street-level...
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Thursday's letters: Leave Edmonton to the magpies? No thanks.
Re. “City’s proposals are for the birds,” Letters, Sept. 28 Thank you Patrick J. McKenna for your letter to the editor about the city’s priorities: roads and bridge construction chaos, bike lanes,...
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Gary Lamphier: Gap is only likely to grow between Alberta and the rest of Canada
I had an enlightening interview with some Toronto money managers a couple of years ago. After the hour-long session ended, I turned off my tape recorder and asked them to explain how my home province...
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