Fletcher Kent

An Edmonton court heard Gina Robinson was afraid of her ex-husband Gilbert — so afraid her friend Denise Snowden testified she and Gina had developed a “safety plan.”

A former member of the Edmonton Police Service’s Drug and Gang Enforcement Unit has been found guilty of two counts of trafficking steroids.

The allegations are found in a lawsuit filed March 5 in Edmonton court by four plaintiffs who are only identified by pseudonyms.

As Edmonton expands, the city has been left with a rather unique property in the deep south. The house, built in the 1990s, is now surrounded by brand new development in the Allard neighbourhood.

A former member of the Edmonton police drug and gang unit has been fined $7,000 and sentenced to one year of probation after he sold steroids to fellow police officers.

The U.S.-based Transportation Research Board found building highway roundabouts reduces fatalities by 90 per cent, injuries by 80 per cent and total collisions by 40 per cent.

As the first-degree murder trial continues for a suspect in the Mac’s store murders, court heard police believed they found the robbery suspects outside another store later that night.

Currently, there is very little legislation governing what can happen to tips. They’re not considered wages so there are no employment standards rules.

On Monday, the Crown made its opening address in the trial of Jason Steadman, the man accused of first-degree murder in the May 2015 killing of 42-year-old Dwayne Demkiw.

A researcher at the Univeristy of Calgary says more debate is needed about how Alberta will handle the rising cost of health care.

AGLC says since issuing 10 additional retail licences in January, there’s been “a modest increase in cannabis inventory available to retailers.”

Steven Morin is suing the province for $11 million for what he says he endured while in government care. His lawsuit outlines four years of abuse.

A driver who witnessed two women get struck by a U-Haul van in Edmonton two years ago testified at Abdulahi Hasan Sharif’s attempted murder trial on Tuesday morning.

Justice Paul Belzil has told the jury in Abduahi Sharif’s trial that it needs to approach two of the five attempted murder charges with a “great deal of caution.”

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.

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

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.