Edmonton Journal

The City of Edmonton activated its extreme weather response for poor air quality Sunday with wildfires spreading across northern Alberta and northeastern B.C. Read More

Up to this point, the power struggle between the top two teams in the Pacific Division was all about earning home-ice advantage in the playoffs. Read More

City police have issued a warning to the public after a convicted violent sexual offender was released from custody and is living in Edmonton. Read More

This in from Tony Brar of Oilers TV: "Adam Henrique is ruled out for Game 3. Connor Brown will come into the lineup. Henrique played 11:38 in Game 2." Read More

University of Alberta president Bill Flanagan is defending the school's decision to dismantle a pro-Palestine encampment, saying the gathering posed "serious and potentially life-threatening risks."  Read More

Mounties in Grande Prairie are advising residents of Grande Prairie County to follow evacuation orders after a wildfire broke out near Teepee Creek. Read More

A look at Sunday's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More

In late April, Edmonton hosted the third instalment of its annual Canadian Hydrogen Convention at the Convention Centre, attracting its biggest crowd yet and upholding Alberta's spot at the forefront of the Canadian hydrogen industry. Read More

To win the Stanley Cup, you do not just need talented players. Read More

Here is a glance at some of the numbers coming out of Game 2 of the second-round series between the Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks, which Edmonton won 4-3 in overtime to tie the best-of-seven series 1-1. Read More

Two men and one woman are facing a series of charges including attempted murder after a shelter-in-place order was issued on May 6 in Fort Vermilion. Read More

Following each game in the second round between the Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks, we’ll be providing a quick synopsis of the clubs’ goaltending performances. Read More

The Edmonton Oilers lit the lamp in overtime to defeat the Vancouver Canucks 4-3 and even their Western Conference second-round series 1-1 on Friday, and then lit up the social media sites in reaction. Read More

National Hockey Leagues coaches are notoriously close-mouthed. They hesitate to reveal their line combinations or starting goalie until they absolutely have to do so. If they're forced to admit a player is injured, largely because he's not going to play in a game, they almost never admit what specific injury the player has. Read More

Police cleared a pro-Palestine encampment from the University of Alberta quad early Saturday morning, igniting debate around free expression and causing hundreds of protesters to return to the campus hours later. Read More

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A look at Saturday's Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. Read More

SKATE WORLD: Local photographer Lexi Pendzich has been fascinated with skateboard culture since she was a teen, from its fashion and esthetics to its sick moves. “Skate culture is an empowering space defined by people exploring the potential of the urban domain through their sport,” she explains, “through a sense of togetherness and elevating each other.” Read More

New home builders and renovators, community developers and industry partners from across the country raised a glass to a successful year at the Canadian Home Builders' Association National Awards for Housing Excellence gala held May 10 in Saint John, N.B. None raised them higher than lucky CHBA members from Alberta who dominated the night’s top honours, capturing two of the three major awards. Read More