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Edmonton Oilers Offer $10 Food Deals and Cheaper Parking at Rogers Place as Empty Seats Persist
Trump Says “Canada Is Learning Their Lesson,” Claims Tariffs Have Canada “Treating Us Extremely Nicely”
B.C. Man Told His Wife He Won $100,000 on Lotto Max. It Was Actually $1 Million
Government Payments of Up to $1,977 Coming October 27–29: What Albertans Could Get
Trump Says Canada Is “Willing to Give Us Anything” as He Predicts Trade War Will End “Pretty Soon”
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Edmonton Jobs in November 2026: 66 Employers Hiring for More Than 1,500 Positions, From Stantec and ATB to the Alberta Government
Edmonton has 1,568 job listings from 66 employers this November, including 340 posted in the past week. Walmart and Stantec lead the hiring, while some government jobs pay up to $269,435 a year. From retail and trades to six-figure careers, see who's hiring, what the jobs pay and where to apply.
Edmonton’s Newest Yemeni Coffee House, Bon Arabica, Is Now Open: Menu, Prices and Location
Edmonton has another Yemeni coffee house. Bon Arabica opened Oct. 26 at 13750 50 Street NW in northeast Edmonton, joining Mokha Coffee House as Yemeni cafes catch on across Alberta. Here’s the full menu with prices, what to order if you’re new to qishr and Adeni chai, and how to visit.
17-Year-Old Killed in Sherwood Park Freeway Crash Near 50 Street in Edmonton
A 17-year-old boy died Sunday after the pickup he was riding in crossed into oncoming traffic on the Sherwood Park Freeway near 50 Street. The crash happened while a fog advisory was in effect for the Edmonton region, but police have not linked the weather to the collision. They say speed and alcohol are not believed to be factors.
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Calgary and Blackfoot Confederacy Report Progress on Indigenous Housing and Public Art 18 Months After Historic Agreement
Eighteen months after signing a historic agreement, Calgary and the Blackfoot Confederacy say they're making progress on Indigenous-led housing and public art. But how many homes are being built, and where? Here's what the City has revealed, what's still unclear and what comes next.
The City of Calgary Is Hiring 53 Roles Paying Up to $199,512, Including Apprentice Welders at $48 an Hour
The City of Calgary is hiring for over 53 positions, with salaries reaching $199,512. An apprentice welder could earn over $100,000 a year at the highest hourly rate, while a fire mechanic earns $58.30 an hour. Calgary police are also recruiting three deputy chiefs. See who's hiring, what qualifications you need and which applications close this week.
Grey Cup 2026 in Calgary: Game Date, Free Festival Events, CTrain Guide and What to Know
The 113th Grey Cup kicks off at McMahon Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 15 at 5 p.m., with Riley Green at halftime and Sarah McLachlan singing the anthem. Before that, four days of free festival events take over Stampede Park: pancake breakfasts, drone shows, live music and an indoor family zone. Here’s the full schedule, what’s free, how to get there by CTrain and what to expect on the roads.
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View AllEdmonton Jobs in November 2026: 66 Employers Hiring for More Than 1,500 Positions, From Stantec and ATB to the Alberta Government
Edmonton has 1,568 job listings from 66 employers this November, including 340 posted in the past week. Walmart and Stantec lead the hiring, while some government jobs pay up to $269,435 a year. From retail and trades to six-figure careers, see who's hiring, what the jobs pay and where to apply.
Alberta Benefit Payment Dates for November 2026: AISH, ADAP, CPP, OAS, CCB and More
When AISH, ADAP, Income Support, CPP, OAS, the Canada Child Benefit, the Alberta Child and Family Benefit and the Alberta Seniors Benefit arrive in November 2026, how much you could get, the early December dates, and what to do if your deposit doesn’t show up.
Edmonton’s Newest Yemeni Coffee House, Bon Arabica, Is Now Open: Menu, Prices and Location
Edmonton has another Yemeni coffee house. Bon Arabica opened Oct. 26 at 13750 50 Street NW in northeast Edmonton, joining Mokha Coffee House as Yemeni cafes catch on across Alberta. Here’s the full menu with prices, what to order if you’re new to qishr and Adeni chai, and how to visit.
Remembrance Day 2026 in Alberta: What’s Open, What’s Closed, and Whether You Get Paid
Remembrance Day falls on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. Banks, government offices and Canada Post are closed, but Alberta lets most stores open. Here’s what to know about Costco, grocery stores, malls, schools, transit, holiday pay (including the 5-of-9 rule) and ceremonies in Edmonton and Calgary.
Edmonton Photo Radar Returning to 97 Street and 167 Avenue as Alberta Rejects Seven Other Intersections
Alberta has approved speed-on-green photo radar at 97 Street and 167 Avenue in north Edmonton, the only one of eight intersections the city applied for. The city says all eight met the province’s own criteria and that speeding is up 18 per cent since the cameras went dark. Here’s which intersections were turned down, when the camera could start, and how Calgary has fared.
Anthropic in Talks for Massive 800 MW AI Data Centre Near Edmonton as Alberta Emerges as AI Data Centre Hub
Anthropic, the company behind Claude, is reportedly in talks to lease an 800 MW AI data centre northeast of Edmonton. The Sturgeon County project’s 920 MW gas plant was approved last week, and the developer projects more than 1,500 construction jobs. It’s the latest sign of Alberta’s push to become an AI data centre hub.
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Trump Says U.S. and Canada Have “Concept” of Trade Deal, Claims Canada Will Pay for Entire Keystone Pipeline
Donald Trump says the U.S. and Canada have “the concept” of a trade deal and that Canada will build and pay for “all of” the Keystone pipeline. Mark Carney confirmed a “good conversation” but said nothing about a pipeline. Alberta lost about $1.3 billion on Keystone XL last time. Here’s what’s confirmed, who might pay, and which pipeline could actually get built.
As Trump’s Trade War Pushes Canada Toward Europe, Carney and EU Leaders Unveil New Alliance
While Donald Trump told Americans Canada is “learning their lesson,” Mark Carney was in Montreal launching an “Alliance for the Future” with the European Union. Ursula von der Leyen called Canada and the EU “the nucleus.” Here’s what Canada actually agreed to, whether it’s joining the EU, why Parliament hasn’t voted, and what could change for Canadians.
Trump Says “Canada Is Learning Their Lesson,” Claims Tariffs Have Canada “Treating Us Extremely Nicely”
Canada is learning their lesson.” Donald Trump says his tariffs have Canada “treating us extremely nicely,” and claims the U.S. lost $90 billion to Canada last year. His own trade office’s numbers show a much smaller gap. A month ago, he said Canada was being “taught a little lesson.”
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View AllEdmonton’s Newest Yemeni Coffee House, Bon Arabica, Is Now Open: Menu, Prices and Location
Banff, Alberta’s Balkan Restaurant Ranks No. 4 in the World, Only Canadian Spot on Two Tripadvisor Lists
Thanksgiving Dinner 2026 in Calgary and Edmonton: Where to Eat Out or Order Turkey to Go
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Find out what you're owed for all 9 Alberta general holidays — whether you worked or had the day off.