Fletcher Kent

A developer has suggested he might turn the old Coyote Crossing Golf Course into a cemetery and those who live in the luxury estates surrounding the Strathcona County property say it’s an attempt to sabotage their community.

From masks and sanitizers to gyms filled with desks, both Edmonton public and Catholic school boards say they’ve done what they can to prepare for the return of in-class learning.

The proposed new standards of practice come after concerns that some doctors were leaving rural Alberta over an ongoing contract dispute with the province.

Bob Fedina has been putting up the elaborate light display for nearly two decades. This year, the spectacular sight offers a welcome distraction.

Alberta craft brewers say the COVID-19 pandemic has been hard on business, but it has also helped them grow in ways they never expected.

Edmonton-based Jobber has secured a $60M USD investment from Summit Partners. The deal means Jobber will nearly double its workforce in the next year.

As more Albertans receive their first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, many are asking, “What’s next?” Some patients are getting differing answers.

Family and friends of a 67 year-old woman are grieving after she was struck and killed by a construction vehicle outside of her home.

Landscapers have thrived in a bizarre economy changed by COVID-19.

Since the province of Alberta decided to allow online 50/50s, the Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation has sold $30million of 50/50 tickets. Half that money goes to charity and community groups say that money is needed now more than ever.