Five people dead, 28 injured in collisions over long weekend: Alberta RCMP

Five people, and 28 others were injured in collisions over the August long weekend on Alberta roads. There were also 1,107 tickets issued.

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‘The end of an era’: Lloyd Robertson, longtime CTV News anchor, dead at 92

Robertson retired from television in 2016, after a long career that began in 1952 at a radio station in his hometown of Stratford, Ont,

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Thousands of Canadians implanted with metal hip devices despite warnings of pain and complications

Metal-on-metal devices, which can cause complications, are no longer used in full hip replacements, but are still used in a related surgery

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Opinion: Renewing your Alberta ID shouldn't mean losing access to services

Security and accessibility are not competing values. A well-designed public system should achieve both.

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Alberta RCMP officers involved in separate shootings in two days

Alberta RCMP responded to separate domestic disputes in Fox Creek and Cold Lake this week, resulting in two suspects being shot.

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Hacked Canadian bitcoin company warns others relying 'on open-source code' that AI security failed

An AI software failure led to an estimated US$130 million stolen from users of a Canada-based Bitcoin wallet maker, according to the company.

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Schultz, Pue, linemates for the Regina Pats, lighting it up for Team Canada

Both taken by Regina in the 2025 WHL Prospect Draft, Maddox Schultz and Liam Pue are playing big roles for Team Canada at Hlinka-Gretzky.

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Summer scares: Spirit Halloween retail stores open in Edmonton

Two Spirit Halloween stores have opened in Edmonton in early August with two more to arrive this month.

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Alberta judge gives 'dangerous' refugee drug dealer more time to dodge deportation

'Dangerous' refugee drug dealer trying to dodge deportation

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ER closures expose even deeper cracks in Alberta's rural health-care planning, physicians warn

A conversation with Alberta Medical Association president Dr. Brian Wirzba about ER closures, scheduling staff in Alberta, doctor retention/recruiting in rural Alberta.

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Wednesday's letters: WestJet inconvenienced its customers for nothing

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on WestJet strike, asbestos in home demolition, self-referral testing and good Samaritans.

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Lorne Gunter: New groceries benefit can drive up prices for consumers

The program costs more than $2 billion a year and yet it is having no effect on the mentality or lives of Canadians.

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'Be more collaborative': Edmonton venue urges better notice, but applauds city's quick pivot on construction

Other downtown businesses have been grappling with issues related to operating in the core, with construction being a major focal point.

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Ice District's Fan Park hosting multiple events in August

OEG is ramping up its event schedule, as it will be hosting multiple events this August as a part of it Summer SolstICE event series.

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Ottawa gives notice a West Coast oil pipeline has a shot at fast-tracking. Canadians can weigh in

Ottawa gives official notice Mark Carney's cabinet may add the proposed pipeline to a list of projects considered in the national interest.

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Talk of Conservative 'infighting' misses the bigger story: the party is messily reinventing itself

For one longtime Tory, it’s another sign that the ground beneath his party’s intellectual movement is shifting violently.

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Alberta's fall referendum could be vulnerable to foreign intereference, CSIS tells Alberta NDP leader

CSIS told Alberta NDP leader that the upcoming fall referendum could face foreign interference threats.

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Supervisor charged after child allegedly beaten with belt at Alberta school

Supervisor charged after child allegedly beaten with belt at school

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Summer scares: Spirit Halloween retail stores open in Edmonton

Two Spirit Halloween stores have opened in Edmonton in early August with two more to arrive this month.

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Ottawa 'rubber stamped' raises for 336,188 bureaucrats, says Taxpayers Federation

Pay cuts were seen by fewer than one per cent of public service employees, while figures show more than a quarter of goals not being met.

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Alberta's fall referendum could be vulnerable to foreign intereference, CSIS tells Alberta NDP leader

CSIS told Alberta NDP leader that the upcoming fall referendum could face foreign interference threats.

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Majority of Canadians attached to ancestral origins, even more to national identity: poll

Survey conducted for the Association for Canadian Studies says 28 per cent of Canadians are “very attached” to their ancestral background.

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'You'll find out about it': Trump hints at Canada's wildfire smoke punishment

Donald Trump says he's decided on a "punishment" for Canada following wildfire smoke that affected air quality in some areas of the U.S.

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Diverse crowd of protesters join forces against proposed Meta data centre north of Edmonton

The diverse crowd of 200 anti-data farm protesters who gathered in Morinville included moderates, environmental activists and Alberta separatists.

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Edmonton Heritage Festival wraps up with a wildly busy final day of culture

Edmonton Heritage Festival vendors were happy to be back in Hawrelak Park but many say pavilions need more parking space next year

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Rob Breakenridge: PM sidesteps 'emotional' tactic of using oil exports as U.S. hammer

Breakenridge:

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Medical staff concerned Alberta's new testing regime may leave them overwhelmed

Alberta's new self-referral medical testing regime took effect Friday but health staff fear they may be overwhelmed by demand

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Photos: Canada takes on Switzerland at the Hlinka-Gretzky Cup

Canada defeated the Swiss squad 7-3 at Rogers Place in Edmonton.

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Tuesday's letters: Put Edmonton's electric buses to good use

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on electric buses and the referendum

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Lorne Gunter: Trump back with absurd complaints about smoke from Canada

On Monday, the majority of smoke in the western U.S. was coming from the Spokane fires as well as fires in Idaho and eastern Oregon.

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