Kabi Moulitharan

With holiday shopping in full swing, cybersecurity analyst Ritesh Kotak warns that online scams on the rise, and they're more sophisticated thanks to artificial intelligence.

With changes to the elementary curriculum now rolled out, Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides says it's the logical next step.

Classes will continue for most of the student body with limited resources. Students in specialized or assisted programs may be required to stay home. 

Pirie says she supports transgender people making decisions for themselves as long as they're adults and have received comprehensive support. 

Hundreds of demonstrators took to the steps of the Alberta Legislature Saturday to rally against three bills tabled by theUPC government that would impact trans rights.

Fales works with the Tri Region Pay Forward Kindness Society. The organization supports residents going through detox treatments and access housing. 

The Edmonton Transit Riders board chair says a sneak peek of the Blatchford Gate LRT Station was a chance for Edmontonians to meet with the organization to have their voice heard. 

The province says the Rate of Last Resort help consumers better understand energy options and is part of an ongoing consumer awareness initiative. 

As education support staff rallied at the Alberta legislature Saturday, CUPE 3550 president Mandy Lamoureux said members deserve a 'liveable wage' and warned of strike action.

Kinia Romanowska lives in Edmonton's Sweet Grass neighbourhood and says coyotes have become more aggressive. Concerned about safety, she wants the city to take action.

While families remember loved ones lost to toxic drug overdoses, they question whether the province's new health agency called Recovery Alberta will be the change that is needed.

Ryan Brodziak was going for a walk in his Sherwood Park neighbourhood with his 11-month-old son Ozzy and their dog Gouda when the crash happened.

An advocacy group is calling on the Alberta government to withdraw from the federal government’s $10-a-day child care plan.

Edmonton’s police commission wants to bring in a third-party mediator to help mend its relationship with city council after a back-and-forth dispute between the two sides.

The City of Edmonton has partnered with the Downtown Business Association to create a block-long street patio, forming the city’s first-ever entertainment district.

Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Alberta welcomed nearly 60,000 Ukrainian refugees. Although some have gone back, roughly 20,000 people remain in Edmonton.

Conseil scholaire Centre-Nord was given funding to plan for a new grade 7 to 12 school in West Edmonton.

Topics in this year’s event ranged from the Ghana Empire, Afro-Politan Rennaisance, Resistance renegades and radicals, A gift from Heaven, and For the Culture.

First Nations Chiefs in Maskwacis, Alta., about 90 kilometres south of Edmonton, gathered Saturday morning to celebrate with a victory song.

A car wash company in Morinville is calling on utility company EPCOR for compensation following the ban on non-essential water use.