2 hours ago Edmonton small businesses pivot to get orders out during Canada Post strike

The Canada Post strike has been a challenge for small businesses in Edmonton sending holiday orders at the busiest time of the year.

Economics

5 hours ago Edmonton running extra shelter bus shuttle, adds 50 temporary spaces for extreme weather

Edmonton will run one more nightly shelter shuttle bus, allow anyone to hop on the bus at every stop to get out of the cold, and open 50 more shelter beds temporarily until extreme temperatures subside. The City of Edmonton activated its extreme weather response Friday as a snowfall warning came into effect with 15-25 […]

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8 hours ago Three to See Edmonton Events: Downtown Winterval, AGA 100 Art Party and Marlena Wyman at Bugera Matheson

Downtown Winterval: This now-annual cluster of city-core fun is a sweet blend of ice carving, shiny lights, maple taffy, Christmas markets, sleigh rides, art installations, Santa photos, and local businesses offering deals. Top that off with warm street music on the central main stage, with Melafrique at 5 p.m., Major Love at 6 p.m. then […]

Culture

9 hours ago All bets are on: What's with this new Edmonton casino, by way of Camrose?

Edmonton charities aren't happy with the relocation of the casino because it will benefit rural charities as opposed to local ones

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10 hours ago Keith Gerein: Cartmell's candidacy signals the start to a fractious year on Edmonton civic finances

There is still much to shake out over the next 10 months, but Cartmell's candidacy gets the campaign off and running in a certain direction. It's now a wait on Sohi to determine the next turn of the race

Culture

11 hours ago Woman accused in drowning of girl at Alberta lake had been under house arrest

Mary Quinn, 35, is charged with failing to provide the necessaries of life after the girl was found dead last month at Wabamun Lake, west of Edmonton

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17 hours ago BATRA’S BURNING QUESTIONS: Scandal claims yet another Liberal cabinet minister

WATCH BELOW: Sun Editor-in-Chief Adrienne Batra talks with political columnists Warren Kinsella and Lorrie Goldstein on how a lack of ethics from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sets a bad example for his cabinet. What do YOU think? Tweet and Facebook us! And don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel. 

Politics

27 hours ago City of Edmonton activates winter safety response plan as cold weather sets in

The arrival of winter weather means Edmonton's homeless population is looking for more places to shelter from the cold.

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