“The two most common medications that are misused by youth are acetaminophen and ibuprofen."

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on data centres and proposed immigration limits.

Conservative leader makes a rallying cry for unity in a bid to position his party as defenders of Canadian values

The two new pre-treatment homes will provide housing and resources to those waiting to enter addiction treatment.

The B.C. election tracker put out Tuesday by 338Canada.com shows the Conservatives with a projected three-seat lead over the NDP, 47 to 44.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith mused to civic leaders that the Municipal Government Act is "kind of like our constitution with each other.”

Oilers show little progress in losing to Vancouver Canucks.

Police allege a Sherwood Park man used artificial intelligence to create child sexual abuse material from images obtained through social media. Investigators say they continue to seek information as the case remains active.

Concert news: Riley Green, then Harlem Globetrotters at Rogers Place April 8, 9

Find out what's open/closed and the various activities you can take part in for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Edmonton

The victim in a fatal stabbing at the Edmonton Corn Maze was an avowed Nazi who tried to recruit the accused to join a gang shortly before the attack, a judge has heard.

Even as the Parti Québécois is poised to win a majority, support for an independent Quebec keeps dropping

This past weekend there were at least four more angry neighbourhood protests against the uber-density infill plans approved by the city.

Alberta adds four new collegiate schools year this 2026-27 school year.

Alberta RCMP have charged a 40-year-old man with multiple sex offences involving a youth at a rural residence outside of Fort Saskatchewan.

A 31-year-old man from Camrose is dead after a collision with a school bus, east of Edmonton on Monday. The investigation is still ongoing.

Venerable centre suffered lower-body injury in the final practice of the pre-season that is expected to sideline him for up to two weeks.

Alberta is moving forward with the Calgary-Edmonton high-speed rail plan, with support from the federal government.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said his government wants to see the proposed Northern Shield oil pipeline move ahead.

How, exactly, could software – even superintelligent AI – actually carry out the very hands-on task of mass murder?

Premier Smith faces a big decision after the Oct. 19 referendum vote. If the separatists in the the UCP lose, what will she tell them?

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on dumping inmates in Chinatown and the Alberta referendum.

"Back on Track" shadow budget calls for city to act on Blatchford, recreation centres and accelerate development to the south

Alberta adds four new collegiate schools year this 2026-27 school year.

This past weekend there were at least four more angry neighbourhood protests against the uber-density infill plans approved by the city.

Court saw footage of Michael Ferzli's arrest who was charged with second-degree murder in 2024 fatal stabbing of at the Edmonton Corn Maze

The retailer announced the store's opening back in December 2024, with other locations in Edmonton and Calgary planned for the coming years

The Edmonton Oilers hired Mike Babcock as their head coach, and made some questionable moves this off-season. Can they prove critics wrong?

Alberta Mounties have charged a 21-year-old man from Child Lake First Nations with first-degree murder in connection with a 2023 shooting.

In this time of division, kindness might be Alberta’s most important tool

Former Alberta Panda Madison Willan is playing professional baseball for the New York Heights of the Women's Pro Baseball League (WPBL).

Ana Avramovic works in a market rarely understood by outsiders. But its design is a top priority in Ottawa

The syndrome sends organs into failure, one after the other — or all at once.

"We were seeing the open-air drug use, and then our members asking, what do they do with these individuals?"

Half of the questions on the referendum ballot ask Albertans if they wish the province to take more control over immigration policies.

An Edmonton man suffered serious injuries after a single-motorcycle collision that closed a portion of Anthony Henday Drive Thursday night.

Beyond valuable commodities they carry across vast distances, there’s something else pipelines and railways have in common: opportunities.

Tristan Jarry looks good through the first week of Edmonton Oilers training camp, while Devon Levi has given up one goal on 13 shots.

The next 100 years could be one of growth and prosperity around the world — if the right steps are taken, says Chris Bradley.

Provincial policy should make life better for Albertans and strengthen our economy, not leave us with another set of problems to solve.

Classic rockers Journey played at Rogers Place on Thursday night

Duncan Au was appointed board chair in late 2024 and was given a more than $24,000 pay hike this week via an order in council.

Check this page on Fridays to see the latest figures and analysis on advertiser fundraising from each side of the Alberta separation vote.

Crews attended the scene of the fire near 107 Avenue and 113 Street, and were able to get the fire under control and put out at 6:23 a.m.

The Alberta government works on new province-wide rules on e-scooters and e-bikes. We get a sneak peek on how that is going.

“It would be economic suicide for the rest of the country to decide to cut off trade with Alberta,” says constitutional lawyer Keith Wilson.

ABMunis cited a worsening infrastructure deficit in calling for a proportion of future provincial budgetary surpluses

Edmonton Journal readers have their say on the referendum and fuel tax cut.

'Don’t encourage Edmonton fans to choose their next target as they are capable of doing it themselves,' reads one letter to the editor

In the past two years, officers have found 433 cases of non-compliance at proactive inspections at residential construction sites in Edmonton.