Travis McEwan

Sandra Birks, 78, and her dog Willow were separated after the dog got off its leash, was bumped by a vehicle and ran off.

A summer camp returned recently offering young Edmontians a chance to get on the boards and learn how to produce and dj electronic dance music.

After a slow year for live music in Edmonton, venues are looking forward to hosting touring artists again in the spring.

As the city deals with a cold snap and the continued rise in COVID-19 cases, many Edmontonians haven’t been signing up for gym and fitness memberships as they usually do at this time of year.

An area of Edmonton that craft brewers call Happy Brew Street is welcoming new taprooms, and more are expected to arrive in the unofficial beer district.

The Black Teachers Association of Alberta will offer programming for the first time to students across the province in celebration of Black History Month.

The response to the teasing of a young student at a central Alberta school over his long hair, highlights the importance of having elders in schools, says the boys mother.

Aging homes, an increasing real estate market, and an opportunity for more housing has led to a group of residential property owners to team up and list a whole block near Edmonton’s river valley.

A group of Edmontonians is requesting $290,000 from city council to operate a pilot project that would offer homeless patients in emergency rooms a chance to get into housing when they’re released.

An Alberta group is hoping to continue a pilot that’s developed a process to salvage and refurbish solar panels to prevent a mass amount of waste.

A long-awaited day shelter has been a lifeline for homeless people in a small town in rural central Alberta.