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Private-sector proposal aims to repurpose old Royal Alberta Museum building
An Edmonton architectural firm and development company have announced a joint proposal to keep the vacant building standing by repurposing it into a new community hub.
Site of 1st Catholic school on Edmonton's south side to be rezoned for retail, residential units
The City of Edmonton has received a rezoning application for the site of Edmonton’s first ever Catholic school on the south side. The developer says it will try to preserve the historic building, parts of which are 118 years old.
4 things to do for Country Music Week in Edmonton
Edmonton is hosting the 42nd annual Canadian Country Music Association Awards this Saturday at Rogers Place. To warm the city up for the awards, Country Music Week kicks off in the downtown core on Wednesday with free country-themed events.
Q&A: What will more bears mean for a unique habitat near Edmonton?
An Alberta researcher has received a major funding boost to study how black bears are recolonizing the Beaver Hills Biosphere, a unique geographic area 40 kilometres east of Edmonton.
Albertans share favourite memories of Jasper National Park
After the devastating wildfire that quickly spread through Jasper National Park this week, many Albertans took the opportunity to share their feelings about the situation.
Patch of pristine bush in central Alberta donated to become nature preserve
Donating the land to the Nature Conservancy of Canada allowed Thomas W. Wilson keep the promise he'd made to his father, a former surgeon at the University of Alberta.
Who's up for a race in a concrete toboggan? These Edmonton engineering students, that's who
Eighteen NAIT engineering students competed in February at the 50th annual Great Northern Concrete Toboggan Race at White Hills Ski Resort, 120 kilometres northwest of St. John's, N.L.
Beloved downtown Edmonton restaurant Chicken For Lunch to close its doors
Much to the dismay of many of its loyal customers, Chicken For Lunch is saying a final goodbye after catering to the downtown office crowd for 32 years.
Lamont County revives tour of 47 local churches
The earliest origins of some of the churches in Lamont County stretch back to 1886 as a way for settlers to establish a sense of community, according to a Lamont County staff member.
'I didn't think I could get there': Q&A with Treaty 8 composer performing at Carnegie Hall
Cris Derksen, originally from Tallcree First Nation, located in northern Alberta, is a Juno-nominated cellist and composer who will be performing a musical piece at Carnegie Hall in New York.