Edmonton’s transit union president and a safety consultant are criticizing a new city policy restricting employees from administering naloxone.

An Alberta woman who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the killing of her abusive husband of 27 years has been allowed unescorted absences from prison and, once she is eligible early next year, day parole.

What’s usually considered the busiest travel day of the year has been a little more quiet in Edmonton as hundreds of flights have been cancelled across the country.

Twelve more Albertans have died from influenza, according to the latest data update from health officials, as new reported cases have decreased for the fourth week in a row.

While it may be freezing outside, people living in a west Edmonton apartment say it’s also unbearably cold in their building.