Alberta Premier Danielle Smith on June 5, 2024. Photo by Jim Wells /Postmedia Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is appealing to
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Opinion: Time to clear the air in our schools
As the world marks another Clean Air Day, it is incumbent on policymakers across Canada to ensure clean air, both
Alberta municipality appeals regulator’s decision to accept coal exploration
An Alberta ranching community is fighting a planned hearing on proposed coal exploration in the Rocky Mountains, saying the province’s
West Anthem: Edmonton breeds great musicians, but how to retain them?
Edmonton just got a new roadmap to becoming a music city. Singer Cynthia Hamar performs prior the release of West
Edmonton weather: Lots of sun and clouds on the menu this week in the city
A look at Monday’s Edmonton weather by Environment Canada. A rider on a decorated bike makes their way down 101
Despite cooler temperatures, wildfire danger in Alberta persists
Workers inspect sprinklers blasting water at trees outside Gregoire Lake Estates as a precautionary measure against wildfires on May 15,
Canada Province Faces Critical Shortage Of Family Physicians As 2.3 Million Residents Go Without Family Doctor
The Ontario Medical Association (OMA) has sounded an alarm over a severe shortage of family doctors in the province, with 2.3 million Ontarians currently without primary care physicians. The situation is expected to worsen, with projections indicating that the number could nearly double in the next two years. This shortage is coinciding with a concerning […]
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University of Alberta, EPS dismantle pro-Palestine encampment
Police cleared a pro-Palestine encampment on the University of Alberta quad early Saturday morning after the university claimed it “put
Three to See Edmonton Events: SKATE WORLD, Springtime Smokey and NorthwestFest
SKATE WORLD: Local photographer Lexi Pendzich has been fascinated with skateboard culture since she was a teen, from its fashion
Alberta Youth Theatre Collective reviews Lillian Osborne’s Picnic at Hanging Rock
The Edmonton Journal is proud to host reviews of local high school theatrical productions, written by student reviewers through the