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Carney says Canada must act on residential school legacy

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada owes residential school Survivors and their families action as the country marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30. He spoke at Fort Edmonton Park in Edmonton, where Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre also attended, while ceremonies and events took place across Canada.

Oilers’ Evan Bouchard sets NHL record with hat trick, five points against Canucks

Evan Bouchard is in the record books once again. This time, the Edmonton Oilers defenceman entered the record books with an all-time performance, scoring three goals and five points, becoming the first blue liner with as many points in a season-opening game. The only player with more points in a season opener was...

Instant Reaction: Oilers begin Babcock era with a bang, fall 6-5 to Canucks

Well, that may end up being the game of the year. On Tuesday evening, the Edmonton Oilers began their 2026-27 campaign, managing to tie up the game late after being down 5-2, but eventually losing 6-5 in overtime to the Vancouver Canucks. Let’s take a look at what went on in this one. The Canucks opened the scoring...

Is the Oilers’ defence better than people think?

Many pundits are sleeping on the Edmonton Oilers’ defence. If this group gels under Mike Babcock’s tighter checking system, it could be one of the best blue lines in the NHL. Their new coach is bringing a greater focus on team defence, and that should help bring goals against down. Edmonton gave up the most goals...

Canucks 2026-27 off-season review: Vancouver targeted veterans to help young core

It’s been a rapid decline for the Vancouver Canucks since they lost in the second round of the 2024 playoffs to the Edmonton Oilers. On Tuesday, the two teams kick off their season in a rematch of that series. It isn’t much of a competition, as the Canucks have fallen on hard times, featuring a fire sale of their top...

Campaign urges safer storage and disposal of unused medications

Substance Canada’s Together for Safer Homes campaign encourages Canadians to securely store and properly dispose of prescription and over-the-counter drugs. The initiative visited Rexall locations in Edmonton, Vancouver and Toronto on Tuesday as survey findings showed an increase in students using prescription medication for non-recommended purposes.

Alberta funds Edmonton pre-treatment homes to support 140 people a year

The Alberta government is providing $300,000 to Oxford House for two Edmonton homes where people can stay while waiting to enter addiction treatment. The homes will offer round-the-clock support and are part of a broader provincial investment in pre- and post-treatment housing.

Four things to watch for in the Oilers’ season opener vs. Canucks

It’s finally here! If it feels like forever since we last watched meaningful Edmonton Oilers hockey, that’s because it has been - 152 days, to be exact. The Oilers will be looking to start the season with a win, something they haven’t done since 2022-23, when they beat the same Vancouver Canucks they face to begin...

Comparing this year’s opening-day Oilers lineup vs. last year’s

A lot can happen over the course of the year. That’s easily seen when you look at the Edmonton Oilers lineup to start last season compared to their roster ahead of tonight’s season opener against the Vancouver Canucks. Below, we’ll compare the two. Players bolded from last year’s lineup are no longer with the team...