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Shesterkin, Bouchard and Cotter named NHL’s weekly stars

Igor Shesterkin, Evan Bouchard and Paul Cotter earned the NHL’s first, second and third stars of the week, respectively. Their performances included a historic goal by Shesterkin, eight points by Bouchard and six points by Cotter.

Oilers’ Bouchard named NHL’s second star of the week

Edmonton Oilers defenceman Evan Bouchard has earned himself the NHL’s second star of the week after a big three-game set to open the 2026-27 season. He played a key part in the Oilers’ 2-0-1 start to the year, scoring four goals and eight points, helping the team earn five of six points. It started with back-to-back...

Fort McMurray Heritage Village set to reopen in spring 2027

The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo approved an operating plan for the Heritage Village to reopen in spring 2027, with visits and programming resuming after closures tied to an alleged fraud investigation. The Shipyard is expected to reopen in 2028, while the Fort Chipewyan Bicentennial Museum remains closed as its collection is assessed and preserved.

Researchers warn permanent daylight time could affect health and learning

A review published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal says the evidence favours permanent standard time, as four western jurisdictions prepare to keep daylight time year-round. Researchers warn that darker winter mornings may affect sleep, health, student outcomes and productivity.

Edmonton trainer brings True Movement method to Denver Broncos

Erin Baker, founder of Edmonton-based True Movement, is entering her second season as a movement consultant with the Denver Broncos and is expanding her work with the Tennessee Titans. Her training method is used by professional athletes and teams across North America, while she franchises the brand and moves production of its workout platform to Alberta.

Edmonton residents clash over infill at city hall rally

Hundreds of Edmontonians gathered at city hall on Sunday to protest infill bylaws, while advocates said multiplexes help meet demand for housing in sought-after neighbourhoods. City administration is preparing a report on the effect of infill on home values, due to council in the third quarter of 2027.

Edmonton Run for the Cure raises more than $600,000

About 3,000 people took part in the annual Run for the Cure at Mill Woods Town Centre on Sunday, raising more than $600,000 for breast cancer research. The national event has raised about $18 million for breast cancer research and supports.

Should the Oilers deal with the pressure of playing in a hockey market better?

The Edmonton Oilers obviously play in a hockey hotbed. They have three of the best players in the world and are expected to challenge for the Stanley Cup. No Canadian team has gone all the way since 1993. That’s a lot of pressure; should they be dealing with it better? Edmonton has come very close to another cup...

Unfrozen Part 3: Time traveller goes to his first Oilers games in 47 years

It’s hockey season, folks! An exciting time to be an Edmonton Oilers fan with the best player in the world in the lineup. Even more thrilling than seeing Star Wars a couple of years ago- er, I mean 47 years ago. If you haven’t heard of me, I’m Chaz Horton, the new 92-year-old writer at DFO Edmonton. I’m actually 45...

Late goals give Oilers 3-1 win over Kraken

Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl scored late as Edmonton beat Seattle 3-1 on Saturday. McDavid finished with a goal and an assist, giving him nine points through three games.

Alberta First Nations organize voters ahead of Oct. 19 referendum

First Nations groups are holding workshops, sharing voting information and preparing to help members cast ballots in Alberta’s Oct. 19 referendum. The vote includes 10 questions, with the final one on separation, amid a legal dispute and debate over treaty rights and Alberta’s place in Canada.