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Forever Canadian agrees to report referendum advertising contributions

Elections Alberta has published a voluntary compliance agreement requiring the Thomas Lukaszuk-led group to disclose expenses from two events and distinguish referendum advertising contributions from other donations. The group says it shifted to openly supporting the stay-in-Canada option in September and has since reported contributions.

RCMP investigate homicide after man found dead near Boyle

Alberta RCMP are investigating the homicide of a 42-year-old man found at a rural property north of Boyle on Sept. 28. Police say a separate sudden death reported nearby two days later was unrelated and non-criminal.

Chief Raymond Powder condemns Second Sons rally on Kamloops First Nation land

At a National Truth and Reconciliation Day gathering in Fort McMurray, Chief Raymond Powder condemned a white nationalist group’s demonstration in Kamloops and called for solidarity with residential school survivors. Community leaders also honoured survivors and recalled the history of residential schools in Canada and Alberta.

Edmonton set for highs near 20 C as Alberta ridge builds

An upper ridge moving over Alberta is expected to bring Edmonton mostly clear skies and afternoon highs near 20 C early next week. The city should stay dry through late next week, with a cooldown and possible rain forecast after the ridge moves away.

Oilers’ Vasily Podkolzin is off to a hot start and it comes as no surprise

When the Edmonton Oilers’ schedule was released for the 2026-27 season, Vasily Podkolzin’s eyes must’ve lit up. He was probably excited to see that the first two games of the season were against his former team, the Vancouver Canucks, because he was likely eager to show them all the skills he worked on this past...

Edmonton filmmakers bring migrant caravan documentary to Metro Cinema

Los Rios follows a mother and her three young daughters during the 2018 migrant caravan from Honduras towards the U.S.-Mexico border. The film’s Edmonton premiere is set for 7 p.m. Sunday at Metro Cinema, with admission by donation and proceeds going to the family featured.

Edmonton weekend events feature Oktoberfest, film and reptile expo

Oktoberfest, the Edmonton International Film Festival and events for reptile fans and model train enthusiasts are among activities in and around Edmonton this weekend. The Rubaboo Arts Festival, Queer History Month programming and Pumpkins After Dark are also underway.

The Day After 2.0: Oilers Jekyll-and-Hyde their way to win over Canucks

If you were boxscore-watching Thursday night’s game between the Edmonton Oilers and Vancouver Canucks, you wouldn’t be able to tell that Alberta’s team was short four members of their top-six. In fact, you wouldn’t think they were missing any players, because on a night when the Oilers score nine goals, one would...

Pipeline approval leaves Alberta separatist leaders unmoved

The federal government’s decision to advance the Pacific Link pipeline has not changed the position of Alberta separatist leaders, while Premier Danielle Smith and Wood Buffalo Mayor Sandy Bowman say cooperation can benefit the province and Canada. Albertans will vote Oct. 19 on whether to remain in Canada or trigger a second, binding referendum on separation.

Twin Willows closes after 61 years as turf is sent to flood-hit course

Twin Willows Golf Club in northwest Edmonton closed permanently after its final day Wednesday, with its land slated for industrial redevelopment. Meadowview Golf and Country Club will take two greens and reusable turf from the site to help repair damage caused by flooding.