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If you’re looking for your new favourite spot for quality workwear and everyday clothing, a new store has just opened in Edmonton that’s worth checking out.

Popular Canadian clothing retailer opens new Edmonton location

Bündok is yet another restaurant located in Edmonton’s downtown core that closed this year, joining an ongoing list of many excellent spots in the city that have shuttered.

Another downtown Edmonton restaurant shutters after nine years

A longtime voice in the Edmonton radio world is leaving, with Sonic 102.9 host Layne Mitchell announcing his departure. Mitchell posted to his social media Sunday evening, stating he will be leaving the station, marking nearly 20 years as a well-known voice on the airwaves in the city.

'Hell of a run': Edmonton radio host Layne Mitchell leaving Sonic 102.9

Just northwest of Edmonton, past the last rows of houses and big-box stores, is an incredible natural oasis that is considered one of Alberta’s most important wildlife habitats.

This stunning park near Edmonton is a critical wildlife habitat

Canada may have bowed out in the Round of 16 at the latest FIFA World Cup, but they still picked up a decent payday in the process.

How much money Canada’s men's national team made at the FIFA World Cup

Greta has just announced the upcoming closure of its downtown Edmonton location amidst a wave of closures in the area. From Khazana to Kb&co, the closures in downtown Edmonton seem to be ramping up daily. This time, we’re hearing from Greta, one of the staple bars in the downtown core, which originally opened over six years ago in 2019.

Popular Edmonton arcade bar announces closure with week-long drink specials

There are tons of job opportunities in the Edmonton area this August, and we’ve rounded up a list of 23 places that are hiring for hundreds of jobs across the city right now.

23 places in Edmonton hiring for hundreds of jobs this August

It’s not often that homes on one of Edmonton’s most sought-after streets go up for sale. Now, a rare opportunity to own one of Westbrook Drive’s legacy properties has arrived.

A rare $4M 'legacy estate' in Edmonton has hit the market for the first time

A familiar face to Edmontonians has been let go as part of a massive restructuring being done by Corus Entertainment. Global News Edmonton six o’clock anchor Scott Roberts announced on social media Thursday that he was let go as part of the move by Corus, which is the parent company of Global News, in its bid to “centralize aspects of its control room operations” following reports that production of Calgary and Edmonton newscasts would move to Toronto.

Global News Edmonton anchor Scott Roberts part of Corus layoffs

Jack Campbell announced his retirement from pro hockey in an Instagram video on Sunday. It ends a 176-game NHL career with the Edmonton Oilers, Toronto Maple Leafs, Los Angeles Kings, and Dallas Stars.

Former Edmonton Oilers goalie starts new career as a life coach

The Canadian men’s national team went further than ever before at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Not only did Canada advance from the group stage for the first time, they also picked up their first-ever knockout round victory against South Africa, before falling to Morocco in the Round of 16.

Where Canada ranks in the FIFA World Cup final standings

This summer, Starbucks is throwing it back by bringing back one of its most iconic sips to Canada for one weekend only. If you spent any time online in 2017, chances are you saw or even tried Starbucks’ Unicorn Frappuccino, which became a viral sensation in part for its striking appearance and colour-changing abilities.

Starbucks is bringing one of its most iconic drinks back to Canada for one weekend only

A beloved Canmore bakery has revealed it has closed after several years. After opening in Canmore in 2022, The Uprising Bakeshop and Espresso Bar at 804 6th Ave. became a favourite for many in the Bow Valley for its European-style sourdough bread.

Beloved small town Alberta bakery closes its doors

If the High Level Bridge is part of your daily walk or cycle to work, you’ll want to plan ahead this week, as portions of the bridge will be closed for emergency repairs.

Emergency repairs prompt new High Level Bridge sidewalk closure

Festival season is in full swing here in Edmonton, and if you’re looking for ways to fill your calendar this week, we’ve got you covered.

19 incredible things to do in Edmonton this week: July 20 to 24

The UFC will be returning to Edmonton for the first time in nearly two years. It was announced on Saturday that Rogers Place will be hosting a UFC Fight Night event on Saturday, Oct. 17. It marks the first UFC event in Edmonton since November 2024, which saw a Fight Night card headlined by a flyweight bout between Brandon Moreno and Amir Albazi.

UFC returning to Edmonton and here's how to get tickets

Though the 2026 FIFA World Cup just ended, Prime Minister Mark Carney and the Canadian government are already preparing to reach new heights for 2030.

PM Mark Carney to make largest-ever investment in Canadian sports

Severe weather may make an appearance today in heavily populated areas of Alberta, with the risk of thunderstorms that may produce very large hail and a double tornado threat.

Thunderstorms with a double tornado risk eyes Alberta Saturday

It’s official, folks! KDays is in full swing, and we’ve set out on a mission to try some of the best and most outrageous eats from this annual festival.

Here's everything we ate at KDays in Edmonton

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