Local choir honours women with International Women’s Day concert A local choir honoured the women in their lives with a special International Women’s Day concert at Trinity Lutheran Church Sunday afternoon.

Local choir honours women with International Women’s Day concert

Sound Off: national theatre festival for the deaf celebrates 10th year Canada’s national festival dedicated to the deaf performing arts celebrated its 10th year in Edmonton in partnership with the Fringe Theatre.

Sound Off: national theatre festival for the deaf celebrates 10th year

Hundreds without power due to high winds: EPCOR Hundreds of homes in Edmonton were without power Sunday as high winds blew across much of Alberta.

Hundreds without power due to high winds: EPCOR

Damaging winds forecast for much of Alberta and parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan Environment Canada is warning residents in much of Alberta and southern Saskatchewan to secure loose objects and expect damage as strong winds whip through, while leaving thousands of residents in the dark.

Damaging winds forecast for much of Alberta and parts of B.C. and Saskatchewan

STEM program for Latina girls aims to build next generation of engineers, promote family bonding in Edmonton A program dedicated to teaching young Latina girls STEM concepts began its third year of hands-on workshops in Edmonton on Saturday.

STEM program for Latina girls aims to build next generation of engineers, promote family bonding in Edmonton

‘Throwing people is the best part’: High-level judo championship at West Edmonton Mall More than 1,000 competitors traveled from Canada and abroad on Friday for a weekend-long full-spectrum Olympic-format judo tournament.

‘Throwing people is the best part’: High-level judo championship at West Edmonton Mall

Alberta students circulating petition for cancellation of diploma exams A petition of students who say Grade 12 diploma exams should be cancelled in the spring to ensure fairness among full-year students affected by the October teachers’ strike is circulating in some Alberta high schools.

Alberta students circulating petition for cancellation of diploma exams

Jackson Blake paces surging Carolina Hurricanes to 6-3 road win over Edmonton Oilers Jackson Blake had a pair of goals and K’Andre Miller had three assists as the Eastern Conference-leading Carolina Hurricanes came away with a 6-3 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Friday.

Jackson Blake paces surging Carolina Hurricanes to 6-3 road win over Edmonton Oilers

Local grocery chain closing both Edmonton locations next week Local grocery chain L'Oca announced it will be closing both of its Edmonton locations next week.

Local grocery chain closing both Edmonton locations next week

Which time zone would be better if Alberta stopped switching the clocks? As Alberta considers whether to follow B.C.'s lead in ending the time change, it also would have to decide which time zone to stay in. Nicole Weisberg reports.

Which time zone would be better if Alberta stopped switching the clocks?

Edmonton gets its paws on exotic animals once more with return of Wildlife Festival The Expo Centre will host a number of animals you don’t see every day this weekend for the Edmonton Wildlife Festival.

Edmonton gets its paws on exotic animals once more with return of Wildlife Festival

5 years in prison for man convicted in fatal road rage stabbing A man charged in the fatal stabbing of an Edmonton man in a road rage incident in 2024 has been sentenced to five-and-a-half years in prison for manslaughter.

5 years in prison for man convicted in fatal road rage stabbing

Edmonton Oilers forward Mattias Janmark undergoes season-ending surgery The Edmonton Oilers will be without Mattias Janmark for the rest of the season.

Edmonton Oilers forward Mattias Janmark undergoes season-ending surgery

Al Rashid Mosque serves and shares iftar meal with vulnerable Edmontonians Members of the Al Rashid Mosque broke their fast with vulnerable Edmontonians on Friday.

Al Rashid Mosque serves and shares iftar meal with vulnerable Edmontonians

Edmonton-area grocery/restaurant chain L’Oca closing both stores next week A high-end Edmonton-area grocery store/restaurant chain is closing down both its locations next week.

Edmonton-area grocery/restaurant chain L’Oca closing both stores next week

‘I want to have her remains’: Family of teen who disappeared 43 years ago offers $50K reward for information The family of a teenager who vanished more than 40 years ago is now offering a $50,000 reward for anyone with new information.

‘I want to have her remains’: Family of teen who disappeared 43 years ago offers $50K reward for information

Owner unveils plans to transform Westmount mall into outdoor shopping complex Edmonton’s first shopping centre is going back to the future. First Capital Real Estate Investment Trust unveiled plans on Thursday to redevelop the middle section of Westmount Centre, converting the mall into an outdoor-access retail complex.

Owner unveils plans to transform Westmount mall into outdoor shopping complex

New reintegration centre opening in Edmonton is about ‘healing,’ not punishment: advocate The Otipaymsowin Reintegration Centre opened its doors Friday, ready to help Indigenous offenders reintegrate into society.

The Otipaymsowin Reintegration Centre opened its doors Friday, ready to help Indigenous offenders reintegrate into society.

What moving to permanent daylight vs. standard time may mean for Albertans On the heels of British Columbia’s move to switch to permanent daylight time, Alberta, now sandwiched between two provinces that do not switch the clocks, is considering doing the same.

What moving to permanent daylight vs. standard time may mean for Albertans

Separatism affecting First Nations’ relationship with provincial government: Treaty 8 grand chief Treaty 8 First Nations of Alberta Grand Chief Trevor Mercredi joins Alberta Primetime’s Michael Higgins to discuss the recent non-confidence vote by the Assembly of Treaty Chiefs in the provincial government, and the separatism push.

Separatism affecting First Nations’ relationship with provincial government: Treaty 8 grand chief

‘Pile of fun’: Dog mushers set to compete in Red Deer Red Deer’s river valley will serve as the course for a dog mushing tournament this weekend.

‘Pile of fun’: Dog mushers set to compete in Red Deer

If Alberta scraps daylight saving time, Smith would prefer going to permanent daylight time Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told reporters on Thursday that she would prefer going to permanent daylight time if the province follows B.C.'s lead.

If Alberta scraps daylight saving time, Smith would prefer going to permanent daylight time

Oilers trade veteran forward and draft pick for centres The Edmonton Oilers traded Andrew Mangiapane and a first-round draft pick for two players from the Chicago Blackhawks.

Oilers trade veteran forward and draft pick for centres

Rebuild in Jasper ahead of schedule: mayor The ongoing efforts to rebuild in Jasper are ahead of schedule, according to the town's mayor. CTV News Edmonton's Evan Kenny reports.

Rebuild in Jasper ahead of schedule: mayor

East-leading Canes out to dent Oilers’ playoff aspirations The Carolina Hurricanes will try to contain red-hot Leon Draisaitl when they visit the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night.

East-leading Canes out to dent Oilers’ playoff aspirations

News you may have missed this week These are the stories that dominated Edmontonians’ interest this week.

News you may have missed this week

Economics professor discusses impact if Alberta introduced a provincial sales tax (PST) Economics professor Trevor Tombe discusses the impact if Alberta introduced a provincial sales tax (PST) for Albertans.

Economics professor discusses impact if Alberta introduced a provincial sales tax (PST)

Canada's first commercial-scale EV manufacturing facility opens in Ontario The country's first and only electric vehicle battery manufacturing facility opens in Ontario Thursday. CTV National's Jeremie Charron reports.

Canada's first commercial-scale EV manufacturing facility opens in Ontario

How ageism affects women, a topic that often goes unspoken What is ageism and how does it affect women? As International Women's Day approaches, University of Alberta professor Dr. Sherry Dahlke discusses self-ageism.

How ageism affects women, a topic that often goes unspoken

Potential measles exposure at 2 Edmonton hospitals: AHS The province issued a warning about potential measles exposures at the Stollery Children’s Hospital and the University of Alberta Hospital last Wednesday.

Potential measles exposure at 2 Edmonton hospitals: AHS