Edmonton Journal

The Alberta government is withholding the results of another public survey, this one on the answers to its engagement on renewable energy development on agricultural land. Read More

A column I wrote a couple of weeks back called for a judicial review involving Coun. Jennifer Rice to be expedited ahead of next year’s civic election in Edmonton. Read More

Re. "Free speech is about more than simply beaking off," David Staples, Nov. 8 Read More

Edmonton Oilers were the dominant team throughout much of Tuesday night's game vs. New York Islanders, but for the third time in the last five home games proved incapable of holding a lead down the stretch, blowing a 3-1 lead in the final 8 minutes of regulation. Read More

The way they’d been coughing up points at home, just two wins to show for eight games in Rogers Place this year, the Edmonton Oilers have become underdogs in their own building. Read More

An Edmonton woman is on the run following a B.C. road-rage baseball-bat-beating incident that hospitalized two. Read More

Police are looking for two youths after a boy was hospitalized with serious stab wounds following a fight at a north Edmonton McDonald’s. Read More

Alberta Sheriffs have changed the locks on a Beaumont home described by Public Safety Minister Mike Ellis as a "notorious" source of crime and disorder. Read More

There have been 995 reasons to keep a close eye on Connor McDavid this week. Read More

Genre-hopping Grammy-nominated singer Jelly Roll has been making waves since his debut country album Whitsitt Chapel was released last year. Read More

A look at Tuesday's Edmonton weather from Environment Canada. Read More

Some of Chris Bowie's fondest memories came in the pool as a member of the University of Alberta Golden Bears swim team. Read More

Carol Powder is featured as the main character in a children's book about always pushing forward and pursuing your dreams. But now she's facing a nightmare. Read More

The Rural Municipalities of Alberta has elected the organization's first female president. Read More

As the Edmonton metropolitan region continues to grow and diversify its economy, collaboration among business leaders, public institutions, and economic agencies has never been more crucial. Read More

A 101-year-old Edmonton widow is in a battle with an international non-profit over which charities her late husband's $40 million should benefit. Read More

Uhryn's husband Jim died in 2014 after 30 years of marriage. They were also business partners in SubConsult Inc., an oilfield equipment supplier in Leduc. After grieving him for two years, at 53 years old, Uhryn joined a dating site, where she met the person pretending to be Henderson, who said he was living in the United Kingdom. They grew close enough that, by mid-2017, Uhryn was loaning him money. Read More

Re. "Province fires entire AIMCo board," Nov. 8 Read More

The clock was winding down in Vancouver on Saturday night and things were looking up for the Edmonton Oilers. The visitors held a healthy 7-2 lead, doing most of the damage at 5v5 where they had outscored the 'nucks 6-2, but they also held a rare one-goal advantage in special teams as well. Read More

Sometimes, the name of the game is simply survival. Read More