Nathan Martin

Two friends, Mark Pavelich and Shonn Oborowsky, turned their enjoyment of hiking into raising money and awareness for cancer with Everest in Edmonton.

With COVID-19 news changing every day, we have created this file to keep you up-to-date on all the latest stories and information in and around Edmonton.

Well, Fort Edmonton Park is inviting you to give it a try with their paranormal tours.

Currently, it’s -4 C at the Edmonton Blatchford station with 14 km/h winds coming out of the east, northeast making it feel like -9.

Currently, it’s 6 C at the Edmonton Blatchford station with 4 km/h winds from the southeast.

Currently, it’s 1 C at the Edmonton Blatchford station, with 11 km/h winds coming out of the south, southeast.

Currently, it’s 1 C at the Edmonton Blatchford station, with 10 km/h winds coming out of the southwest.

Currently, it’s 9 C at the Edmonton Blatchford station, with 9 km/h winds coming out of the east.

Chloe Gylander a 19-year-old student going to the University of Alberta said she was ecstatic to get the call that she had won a Terry Fox Humanitarian Award.

Three Edmonton students have been awarded an undergraduate STEM scholarship, the Schulich Leadership Scholarship.

Currently, it is sitting at 15 C at the Edmonton Blatchford weather station with winds blowing at 7 km/h out of the west, northwest.

After two years of doing events virtually, 79 teams with over 500 cyclists are participating in person.

Currently, it’s 18 C at the Edmonton Blatchford weather station with 3 km/h winds from the south, southwest.

A popular family attraction north of Edmonton has been forced to halt operations.

Well if you were planning on doing anything outside I would recommend doing it today

Edmonton weather: Extreme cold warning in effect for the city

There will be not one but two fireworks shows going off at Sir Winston Churchill Square on New Year’s Eve in Edmonton

It’s kind of remarkable you can ask it “give me the definition of superpowers” and it will give it to you and then you say “now tell me it in a poem”

A network of volunteers and staff have developed a cost-effective solution to help people with disabilities across Canada and the United States.

Around 10 University of Alberta students will be braving five nights outside to raise $20,000 for the Youth Empowerment Support Services (YESS).