Nicole Stillger

The City of Edmonton said it’s on track to eclipse its four-year affordable housing targets.

Two Edmonton councillors have teamed up to launch the city’s first participatory budgeting project.

Lamont County, Alta. firefighter, Robert Mitchell, is now the longest serving firefighter in Canadian history.

Three people from Edmonton, including two firefighters, have recently returned from a five-day trip to Ukraine to deliver rescue equipment.

The Kingsway branch of Edmonton’s Royal Canadian Legion is fighting to keep its doors open.

A pair of Alberta brothers is rallying around their younger sister battling a rare genetic​ disease.

The Edmonton Police Service said it will be reviewing its social media practices and accounts.

With Alberta Health limiting who can get a PCR test for COVID-19, a local company has stepped up to the plate to help with the high demand in the Edmonton area.

Unions representing Edmonton peace officers are sounding the alarm about the city’s ability to provide safety and security in public places especially on the transit system.

An Alberta family is speaking out about an incident that saw a dementia patient being transferred from hospital end up at the wrong address and out in the cold.

While many choose to spend the colder months of Edmonton winter indoors, there’s a push to embrace what the city has to offer outdoors.

A social media post, now deleted, by the Edmonton Police Canine Unit on Christmas Day is getting a lot of negative attention.

Boyle Street Community Services will be moving to a new space at 10010-107A Avenue not far from its existing centre.

Kids from single-parent homes in Edmonton and surrounding areas are taking part in the Kaleo Collective’s Little Santas workshop.

The Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Association said the Alberta government’s response to the increase in the number of opioid-related poisoning deaths is insufficient.

The Canadian government’s laundry list of newly imposed travel restrictions are leaving people frustrated as they return home to Canada.

A provincial working group was made due to the recent string of pharmacy robberies throughout Alberta which is showing a bit of a trend.

A number of popular holiday festivals in Edmonton are returning after COVID-19 forced them to cancel last year.

A field study out of the University of Alberta is proving there is an effective way to deter coyotes from getting too close for comfort.

Alberta Health Services is temporarily pausing referrals to its mental illness and addiction program in Ponoka.