Stephen Cook

Six more people were arrested in Edmonton on Thursday in connection with a rash of extortions targeting the South Asian community. Police have also issued Canada-wide warrants for a 34-year-old man they believe is the leader of the criminal organization responsible for the extortions.

Sentencing submissions were heard in court Wednesday for two men convicted of second-degree murder during a south Edmonton community hall shooting.

Edmonton city council begins hearing input Tuesday on new guidelines for neighbourhood development as the city prepares to grow to two million people.

Edmonton district plans drew a wide variety of opinions during public hearings at city hall Tuesday.

The Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival is asking supporters for donations through a new campaign called Sustain Fringe.

It’s a new year and while Edmonton may look much the same from the ground, its map has radically changed.

The Association of Alberta Childcare Entrepreneurs, which represents many daycares across the province, says the latest agreement from the province puts financial strain on its membership.

A Leduc County man has been charged in the death of a five-year-old boy.

The non-profit Valour Park Association started about a year and a half ago made up of a group of collectors who want to share Canadian military history. They aim to do so by establishing a new museum in the next few years.

An Alberta man has been sentenced to eight years for trafficking 3D-printed firearms in the first conviction of its kind for the province.

Advocates and experts say Edmonton’s new proposed zoning bylaw could be a benefit to immigrants in search of housing.

Gamdur Brar, 46, was convicted Friday of second-degree murder and discharging a firearm with intent after a May 2021 shooting on Baseline Road that injured his wife and killed her 19-year-old nephew.

An Edmonton human rights advocacy group is suing the city, alleging that clearing homeless camps violates multiple sections of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

An Edmonton man pleaded guilty Wednesday to shooting and injuring a black bear in Jasper National Park last summer.

Alberta’s latest budget offers more support to the province’s growing film industry but leaves video game development still waiting for long-awaited support.

Unveiled by Finance Minister Travis Toews on Tuesday, the Alberta government’s latest budget continues to fund a number of ongoing projects, including the Yellowhead Trail freeway conversion, the new Edmonton hospital and the Terwillegar Drive expansion.

A new report suggests tainted milk carrying disease was responsible for the deaths of many First Nations children at an Alberta residential school.

The State of Black Entrepreneurs in Alberta, released Monday, details findings from a research collaboration between the Africa Centre and the Pan African Collaboration for Excellence (PACE) at the University of Alberta.

At the close of 2022, Amarjeet Sohi ends his first full year as mayor with a new four-year budget and an eye towards the province’s next moves.

Competitive video gaming is now a billion-dollar industry and a new strategy outlines how Alberta can get a piece of the esports pie.