Nahreman Issa

The organizer of an Edmonton motorcycle memorial group says more needs to be done to ensure new riders are ready to hit the road after the seventh motorcyclist death of 2025 last month on city streets.

From text messages to phone calls and in-person interactions, scam artists are trying to con you out of your money.

A local festival featuring short films directed by Arabs and Muslims at home and from around the world aims to creatively break down stereotypes and barriers the community faces.

An Edmonton Olympian says she has her sights set on gold in 2028 coming off a silver medal in rugby 7s for Canada in Paris.

Ralphs Fried Chicken opened its new locale in the central Edmonton neighbourhood Queen Mary Park on Monday.

"It's fun, and it gives us this sense of a little bit of control and power in kind of what the outcomes are."

Ten years ago, heavy equipment was brought in to a plot of vacant downtown land to start construction of the catalyst for one of the most transformative projects in Edmonton history: Ice District. Today, it's the epicentre for many major city events, including NHL playoff hockey, something that's become a spring staple.

The Edmonton Elks have spoken to the Canadian Football League's board of governors regarding its ownership.

Soon, the academy will be able to accommodate the demand: It's building an $80-million state-of-the-art building for 1,600 elementary students close to its campus on 127 Street.

Tatreez, a form of traditional Palestinian embroidery, started off as a simple project but has become a symbol of hope and defiance.