A group of 10 adjacent houses along Scona Road is going up for sale, in a move that often attracts a developer interested in building higher-density housing in the area.

One of the first orders of business when Justin Trudeau arrived in Edmonton Monday night was to meet with the mayor, where they spoke about the opioid crisis that is killing hundreds of people in the city every year.

For many Edmontonians, taking transit is not a choice, but a requirement to get around. Yet, some feel less secure as they use the service.

A professor studying social studies education in Alberta is concerned that American-style rhetoric about curriculum is creeping into what the premier is saying.

Edmonton city councillors want to explore options to hike taxes on “problem properties” and even seize and demolish buildings where taxes have been unpaid.