Once branding itself on its website as “Edmonton’s best-kept seniors housing secret,” the Lions Village of Greater Edmonton Society is the subject of a lawsuit that claims it owes residents and their ...

The City of Edmonton has filed a statement of claim against the Canadian Snowboard Federation, which hosted the FIS Snowboard Big Air World Cup at Commonwealth Stadium two years earlier, court documen...

Police Chief Warren Driechel says the Integrated Stabilization Centre (ISC) has been in the works for eight months in collaboration with the province, and that officers will use “temporary holding pow...

A growing number of Edmontonians are turning to a legal tool in an effort to stop multiplex infill development from moving in next door.

Edmonton city council is looking to sunset seven advisory committees focused on issues such as climate change, anti-racism and women’s inclusion.

Out $280,000, the Inglewood community league says it has reported missing money to the police. Now, it’s suing its former treasurer.

Court of King’s Bench Justice Ayla Akgungor’s decision means the site at 138th Street and 102nd Avenue, located steps from a future LRT station, could potentially become a six-storey apartment buildin...

New prices for city patio licences coming into effect April 1, follow years of nominal charges. Emails obtained by CBC News say the increased fees are meant to address budget shortfalls.

While Andrew Knack has been on city council for over a decade, his political backstory has deeper roots than that. How did Edmonton’s next mayor go from working in the mall to public office?

Improving safety and crime was the top election issue in a Janet Brown Opinion Research poll commissioned by CBC News, with 85 per cent of respondents rating it as high importance.

Despite concerns about the impact on Edmonton's public spaces, it's a problem that "nobody seems to want to take ownership of."

The decline of downtown translates into lower tax revenues. And when that happens, the whole city feels it, experts say.

CBC reached out to school divisions across the province to ask about the impact of the change on staffing. Over 40 per cent of divisions who responded said there would be job losses as a result of the...

Edmonton Public Schools is planning a dedicated school for students with autism they say will offer an enhanced learning environment and increase capacity, but which some parents and advocates warn is...

The NDP is up against major challenges this federal election, predicted to lose seats across the country — but one expert says it's possible the party bucks that trend in Alberta.

The fear of measles has some parents with infants in Alberta looking for ways to avoid exposure and take advantage of early vaccination opportunities.

Evo will bring extended hours, a food menu, new programming, and greater access. Queer historian Ron Byers said it’ll be the first of its kind for the city, and a far cry from Edmonton’s first gay bar...

Since 2018, the Edmonton Mountain Bike Alliance has been planning the dedicated bike space in Queen Elizabeth Park outfitted with trails, an asphalt track and jumps. With a $613,000 grant from the pro...

On the surface, the tighter restrictions shouldn't affect schools in Alberta, given that the number of international students is well below the allowable maximum. The problem is that international stu...

As part of our commitment to local news, CBC News is expanding nationwide. We are looking for experienced multiplatform reporters to join our team. These roles, based in one or two-person bureaus, wil...