Rising food costs added pressure to already stretched budgets, erasing much of the relief that lower home prices were expected to bring.

The Edmonton Oilers were rolling near the end of January, with a record of 28-19-8 on Jan. 30 and a share of the top spot in the Pacific Division in standings points. The club was

Matt Savoie’s recent trip down to Bakersfield, Calif., was short. But he didn’t need much time down on the farm to gain a whole lot of perspective.

Monday's Edmonton Oilers trade added some much-needed depth on the blueline given the club's pursuit of a Stanley Cup.

An Edmonton city councillor tried to reduce the maximum number of units allowed on mid-block infill developments from eight to six. However, that motion failed as some councillors questioned whether the focus on the number of units was misguided.

Chris Johnston at The Athletic published the top available trade pieces early in February, and that list has some attractive names on it. They include a plethora of right-handed defencemen: Dougie Hamilton of the New Jersey Devils,

Canada’s largest police union says Alberta’s latest provincial budget directs millions towards what it calls “an unwanted police transition” despite continued forecasts of more fiscal shortfalls. Last week,

Premier Danielle Smith says she hopes failing recall petitions against members of her caucus mean Albertans are feeling heard.