Edmonton Journal

A former Bonnyville teacher already facing charges for sexual assault involving a minor has been charged with child luring in Wainwright. Read More

Crude online commentary and digital incivility were top of mind for Canada’s Governor General on Monday. Read More

Burned toast or steaming hot showers setting off fire alarms could cost Edmontonians starting next year as the fire department hopes to cut down on a spike in unnecessary calls. Read More

Major changes to the Alberta Bill of Rights are upon us.  I'll be astonished if one key amendment— the right for an individual to refuse medical treatment unless in refusing that individual is likely to cause substantial harm to themselves or to others — does not win great applause from Premier Danielle Smith's UCP base. Read More

The Alberta government marked the return of MLAs to the legislature Monday by introducing promised legislation that overhauls the Alberta Bill of Rights by adding three new rights and updating provisions around free speech and property rights. Read More

An elderly widow allegedly murdered by her daughter was found in her home with "extreme" blunt force injuries to the head, Crown prosecutors said at the start of her daughter's murder trial. Read More

EDMONTON — While an optimist may point out that the Edmonton Elks went 7-4 to close out the season after a dreadful 0-7 start, the team heads into the CFL off-season with plenty of questions. Read More

Edmonton police are asking witnesses to come forward after a woman was struck and killed by a vehicle Sunday morning. Read More

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

Edmonton's largest school board is facing an unexpected $1.69 million increase to its budget after the province's new regulations for its contentious Bill 20 prohibits the use of electronic tabulators in the 2025 election. Read More

The Mustard Seed has permanently closed the doors to its 96 Street church as of Thursday. Read More

It was far from a thing of beauty, but Edmonton Oilers found a way to get the job done in the Motor City. Twice they fell behind by a goal, trailing for some 46 minutes of the 60, but as has so often been the case, their top players combined to produce just enough offence to carry the day, 3-2 over the Red Wings in overtime. Read More

Instead of blowing out the candles on a cake, it looked like Leon Draisaitl would have to spend his birthday explaining how the Edmonton Oilers blew another game. Read More

This in from long-time St. Louis hockey commentator Andy Strickland, his great satisfaction about the acquisition of Philip Broberg, stolen away this summer from the Edmonton Oilers with an offer sheet. Read More

Four people are facing murder charges after a body was found in a remote area in northwest Alberta earlier this year. Read More

On average the Refuge Mission Hall, a soup kitchen located in Downtown Edmonton, serves 200 people a night. Read More

The University of Alberta is offering a new micro-credential course about gambling and gaming based on the first robust gambling study of its kind in Canada. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers Friday against Pittsburgh looked very much like the Oilers I think most of us were expecting to see this season. Read More

For years, Maisie's Magical Christmas House in north Edmonton has been a staple during the winter holidays. But for the fourth year in a row, it's been revamped for the Halloween season with the theme "The Nightmare Before Christmas." Read More

Edmonton Oilers goalie Stuart Skinner’s game today looks light years better than it did two weeks ago when he got the hook in that opening night 6-0 crash and burn loss to Winnipeg Jets. Read More