Local News

It’s one thing to find yourself in a corn maze — or to lose yourself in one, for that matter — but this weekend you can scope the whole thing out first at an unusual fundraising event being hosted by Prairie Gardens and Adventure Fa

Local railroaders are getting ready to leave the station and roll into one of Edmonton's largest annual model train shows.

Put on your gloves and your gumboots this weekend and give your favourite beach one last polish to get it ready for winter as part of the Great Canadian Shore Line Cleanup.

It’s been a long and hard life for Barbara Krywko, a woman who spent her entire life working on a farm and raising nine children. Now, she’s 100 years old and she doesn’t know how to be comfortable sitting down and taking it easy.

The race for the local Alberta Party nomination is over earlier than expected and Tim Osborne will carry the party’s banner in the next provincial election campaign.

It didn't take Raj Sherman long after his election Saturday as the new leader of the Alberta Liberals, to issue his first challenge to the party.

After months of campaigning, dozens of endorsements, several forums and thousands of party memberships sold, the Progressive Conservative leadership race will come down to voting this weekend.

Riel Pond peninsula to be dedicated to environmentalist Elke Blodgett

The city is becoming a safer place according to statistics the RCMP released to council last week. The second-quarter report to council showed another decline in crime in the city, with a 33-per-cent drop overall.

The St. Albert Inn & Suites move to charge for parking near the Village Tree transit station seems to be working out so far.