Taylor Braat

The Edmonton Pride Festival has a new theme for its 2019 events and it pays homage to the Stonewall riots in New York City to mark the 50th anniversary of the demonstrations.

A total of 60,000-70,000 people were expected to enjoy the festivities throughout the weekend, which could break an attendance record for the event.

The vehicle was not pulled over by police.

Evidence suggests the man shot and killed by Edmonton police on Wednesday afternoon had fired a gun during the officer-involved shooting, Alberta's police watchdog said on Friday.

A pregnant horse that went missing from a farm near Entwistle, Alta., in September was returned on Christmas Eve.

The video showing a woman signing to her dad has over 5 million views and has been shared 1 million times.

Can Man Dan set the record for most toys collected by a single person for 630 CHED Santas Anonymous during his four-day campout outside of Famous Toys Warehouse.

Here are some tips on how to reduce waste and be more environmentally conscious this holiday season.

“Having everything free online has a cost. We’re losing a lot of things because of that."

The ceremony, organized by the Métis Nation of Alberta, paid tribute to the rebel leader who sacrificed his life defending the rights of Métis people.

“We had heard about the needs of the African grandmothers, and most of us firmly believe that had we been born in Africa 75 years ago, their story would be our own."

After a fall during a family hike to Troll Falls left her paralyzed, an 11-year-old Alberta girl and her family are learning to adapt to new circumstances.

A conference designed to educate and build awareness around dementia was held in Edmonton this weekend, taking place from Thursday to Saturday at Doubletree by the Hilton hotel.

Strathcona County’s twice summerly event TRASHfest took place for the last time this year at Abbey Park in Sherwood Park on Tuesday, Aug. 21. More than 500 people were in attendance.

Freeman looks to evoke emotion in viewers

SoundLab Studios was founded by two university friends, Darryl Cameron and Christine Cameron, who have been playing music for most of their lives.