While the sun is setting on the Edmonton Sun’s print Homes section, it is still rising online. Today’s print section marks ...

People stand just an inch taller waiting for their double-double in the Tim Hortons line. Strangers exchange those subtle, knowing nods across the steering wheel at red lights along Jasper Avenue. A ...

Cal Nichols was 84 years old when he died on the weekend.

Everybody is telling us what it is going to cost for Alberta to separate, but nobody tells us how much we will save. They ...

The title of Mr. Gunter’s Friday opinion column was “Unreal thinking in City Hall.” This should be the opening line of EVERY ...

Speeding has become a persistent and dangerous trend, and relying on occasional enforcement campaigns is no longer enough.

People with disabilities are, politically, the safest target in Alberta. The UCP government knows this. They have made the ...

When an Edmonton homeowner deals with a leaking pipe at midnight or someone requires immediate legal counsel after an unexpected arrest, they do not spend hours browsing dozens of websites. Instead, ...

Very sad news. Barry Melrose meant so much to the game of hockey and he will be missed. Deepest condolences to his family and ...

So, the Edmonton Police Commission has unilaterally decided to bar the public from speaking at their meetings for the remainder of the year. What has become abundantly clear how out of touch this ...