Key additions: Andrew Mangiapane, Isaac Howard, Curtis Lazar, Riley Stillman

There will be some new names and faces for Edmonton Oilers fans to learn once the 2025-26 season gets underway.

An Edmonton father-and-son pair have been charged with human trafficking in connection with a year-long investigation out of a gas station in Calmar and a hotel in Fox Creek.

The frustration of driving through west Edmonton is increasing for some locals. One Edmonton bus driver says he’s glad school’s out for the summer because the roadwork happening outside his home on 95th avenue makes driving more difficult.

One of Edmonton’s most popular ice cream parlours just opened its self-proclaimed sidekick shop, continuing to serve Edmonton communities in new and exciting ways.

Alberta RCMP say a father and his son are facing multiple charges after they allegedly coerced four foreign workers to clock up to 90 hours per week at two businesses without proper pay. RCMP say they began investigating the Edmonton men last summer after receiving a complaint about exploitative working conditions at the gas station

One of the newest members of the Edmonton Oilers is excited to be with a new team, especially in a place with some familiarity. Forward Curtis Lazar signed a one-year contract with the team on July 2,

Making its Edmonton debut in a cross-Canada tour, clowns, high wire and aerial acrobats are joined by roller skaters and freestyle motocross bike riders leaping across open space in this multi-show extravaganza of skill and daring. The show runs 90 minutes, and there’s food for sale in the tent.

Media were given a look inside an Edmonton house that was closed by Alberta sheriffs after 250 visits from the Edmonton Police Service over the last decade.

It is officially offseason season in the NHL with the draft long gone and free agency mostly wrapped up. While players retreat to their cottages and soak up some sun, it’s now one of my favourite times of the year: talking myself into mock lineups and reminiscing on teams and players of the past.

The city is considering expanding its transit fare system to allow riders to pay for tickets by tapping their credit or debit card. And they're looking for help from riders to test out the new payment system.