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Explore every backyard home, duplex, fourplex and eightplex permitted in Edmonton’s RS Zone since 2024, on a map or in a searchable neighbourhood table.

Fiveplex to eightplex rowhomes are now Edmonton’s largest category of new homes, even as overall permits fell 27% through Q3 2026, mostly because of fewer large apartments. With the province eyeing th...

Stop Canadian tax dollars funding Draganfly's American venture

A redeveloped Edmonton City Centre could include a pair of 50-storey towers, affordable apartments and security guards at building entrances, according to the co-CEO of the firm that has acquired the ...

It is not a movement of grievance politics. Something far more sinister is at work

UCalgary scientists work with partners to research density across western Alberta and eastern British Columbia

Yet more bad karma for Grassy Mountain’s crap coal

Let's raise our voices and make some noise for a brighter and more hopeful Alberta for everyone! Bring a friend, signs, water, snacks, and a noisemaker! RSVP...

The decision should be pretty clear. Unfortunately, Europe doesn't seem ready to make it.

Seth Dear, a registered nurse at the University of Alberta hospital's OR, was frustrated with loud vehicles messing with his sleep.

Dive into the latest conservation news stories focused on the Yellowstone to Yukon region

A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s ban of three news outlets from the White House.

Edmonton's recycling list gets much bigger October 1, adding coffee cups, Styrofoam, chip bags, bubble wrap and more. Alberta is also moving to one province-wide list, while producers now fund the pac...

News that a company controlling several major grocery chains is dropping the use of restrictive covenants that block competitors from setting up shop is being welcomed by at least one Edmonton city co...

Edmonton City Councillor argues it’s time to start pooling revenue and pooling protection in the Capital region.

The full costs of this libertarian fantasy to ordinary Albertans have not been carefully reckoned

'Like our sweatshirts? Not sure Canada will.'