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It sounds like Edmonton Oilers defenceman Darnell Nurse is generating trade interest across the NHL. The offseason has officially kicked off across the league, with multiple big trades already taking place over the last several days. Edmonton, so far, has not been involved in any of those deals, but that could be changing soon.

Edmonton Oilers getting Darnell Nurse trade interest from these two teams: report

Edmonton Oilers fans shouldn’t rule out Connor Ingram returning to the crease for the 2026-27 season. Ingram was acquired by the Oilers from the Utah Mammoth ahead of the 2025-26 season and wound up making 32 regular-season appearances, along with another five starts in the playoffs. In his 32 regular-season appearances, he put up a 2.60 GAA paired with a .899 SV%.

Edmonton Oilers in contract negotiation talks with Connor Ingram: report

The Edmonton Oilers leadership group made it clear to management that they needed a coach who would push them. Under head coach Kris Knoblauch, and many others before, for that matter, both Connor McDavid and Leon Draisaitl seemed to have a big say in how the team played, and how much they played. That will no longer be the case, as the two big guns, now in their 30s, realize something different needed to happen.

McDavid explains why he supports Edmonton Oilers hiring Babcock

The Edmonton sports media landscape got another curveball this week. Kevin Karius, who has become a staple in the city’s sports coverage for the past 35 years, is officially calling it a career, announcing his retirement on Wednesday morning.

Longtime Edmonton sports broadcaster announces retirement

We’ve finally hit the final weekend of June, and as we prepare to enter the final half of 2026, there is no shortage of ways to get out and enjoy summer in Edmonton.

27 outstanding things to do in Edmonton this weekend: June 26 to 28

The Canadian men’s national team is playing in the U. S. for the first time during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Canada finished runner-up in Group B after a loss to Switzerland in the final group stage match, and now will have to travel to Los Angeles to play surprise Group A runners-up South Africa on Sunday.

Ticket prices plummet for Canada's FIFA World Cup knockout match

For the first time ever, a host nation at the FIFA World Cup will have to play outside its own borders. After three group-stage matches at home, in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada is heading to Los Angeles for the Round of 32, where they’ll face South Africa.

Canada's getting screwed by FIFA's inflexible World Cup schedule

A trip to the greens is always a treat, and if you make the drive out to the Alberta Rockies, you can also hit up two of the best golf courses in Canada.

Two Alberta golf courses ranked in top 10 best in Canada

There’s a provincial park in the south end of Edmonton that’s currently only accessible by boat, and if you’re looking for a little slice of nature without going too far, you’ll have to check it out.

There's a huge park in Edmonton you can only access by boat

Pride Month may be coming to an end, but in Edmonton, the celebrations continue well beyond June. We caught up with Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood MLA Janis Irwin, one of Alberta’s openly queer MLAs, to talk about her favourite places, Pride traditions, and why it feels like Pride all summer long.

Janis Irwin on everything she loves about Pride in Edmonton

The Mill Creek Ravine today is one of Edmonton’s favourite ravine parks, with kilometres of walking trails, paved pathways, dog parks, and even an outdoor pool.

This beloved Edmonton park was once a busy industrial corridor

June 2026 has already become the second-rainiest June ever recorded in Edmonton, and there are still eight days left in the month.

Edmonton is already in record territory for rainfall this June

Odd Burger in Edmonton is closing one of its two locations within the city this month. Having opened in 2024, the plant-based chain offers a variety of fast-food options, from burgers and wraps to salads and desserts. Odd Burger has been expanding across Canada in recent years, with locations in Alberta and restaurants across Ontario, Saskatchewan, and B. C.

This Canadian fast-food chain is closing one of its Edmonton locations

Mike Babcock seems to have already left an impression on a few of the Edmonton Oilers’ star players. The 63-year-old coach was officially hired by the Oilers on Tuesday morning, alongside associate coach D. J. Smith, and went through a long introductory press conference with Edmonton media.

Babcock reveals what he said to Edmonton Oilers stars before getting hired

While many were frustrated by the Edmonton Oilers hiring of Mike Babcock, it has allowed for his impersonator to resurface.

Mike Babcock impersonator has resurfaced following Edmonton Oilers hiring

The Edmonton Oilers were not fooling around with their coaching hires on Tuesday morning. Mike Babcock is the new head coach of the Oilers, but the team also brought on D. J. Smith as an associate coach as well. The details surrounding Babcock’s contract with the Oilers have not been revealed, but we have gotten an interesting tidbit on how Edmonton was able to bring Smith on board.

Edmonton Oilers paid up big time for Babcock's associate coach: report

Is the Bison King on the verge of returning to the NHL? Jesse Puljujarvi appears to be interested in returning to the league after turning in a great season overseas and showing well at this year’s IIHF World Championship with Finland.

Ex-Edmonton Oilers player Jesse Puljujarvi looking to make NHL comeback

A new Real Canadian Superstore location is coming to southwest Edmonton. The City of Edmonton issued a building permit on June 10 for the construction of a new grocery store at 20111 Maskêkosihk Tr. NW in the rapidly growing Riverview community.

A new grocery store is on the way for southwest Edmonton

Heavy rain is forecast overnight tonight through Sunday with widespread totals of 40 to 70 mm possible. Rainfall warnings will be issued for some areas of central Alberta later today.
 
With the ground already saturated from the storm this past weekend and with rainfall totals for the month of June well above normal, additional rain will increase the risk of overland flooding, washouts, and potential impacts to infrastructure.
 
Now is a good time to assess further risk and take action to prepare for more rainfall in central Alberta. This statement may be updated to include more information as confidence improves later this week. Rainfall warnings are likely and will be issued closer to the event as forecast confidence increases.

Additionally, another system is also forecast Sunday night into early next week that may bring additional heavy rainfall to vulnerable areas of central Alberta.

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Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to ABstorm@ec.gc.ca, call 1-800-239-0484 or post reports on X using #ABStorm.

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