
Edmonton is under a special weather statement as Environment Canada warns of snow from Tuesday evening into Thursday morning, with up to 15 cm possible in parts of central Alberta. It’ll hit two morning commutes and Wednesday’s Oilers-Flames game. Here’s the latest forecast, what to know about parking bans, and when the warm-up arrives.

Parkland RCMP are asking for help finding 15-year-old Isabella Calliou, last seen in Stony Plain on Monday, Oct. 26. Police say she may be in Parkland County or the Edmonton area, and they’re concerned for her well-being. She was last seen wearing a white jacket, white sweatpants and white and blue sneakers.

The Edmonton Oilers are promoting $10 burgers, hot dogs, T-shirts and discounted parking at Rogers Place as fans keep questioning the cost of a night at the game. Monday’s game against Detroit drew 17,043, leaving 1,304 seats below capacity. Here’s what’s discounted, where to find it, and what the attendance numbers show.

Walden’s library is currently a 64-square-foot greenhouse. That’s about to change. Calgary has broken ground on its first combined fire station and public library, a $34.2-million project at 969 Walden Drive S.E. that will serve Walden, Legacy, Chaparral and Wolf Willow. Here’s what’s being built, what changes during construction and when it’s expected to open.

A pedestrian is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle at Martinbrook Gate and Martindale Boulevard N.E. early Monday. The driver stayed at the scene. It happened on the same road as the crossing the City of Calgary ranked its highest-risk unsignalized intersection for pedestrians this summer, and council decides on funding for fixes in November.

Chondra Fox, a 23-year-old Jingle Dress dancer from the Kainai Nation, is the 2027 Calgary Stampede First Nations Princess. Her Blackfoot name, Naamitapiaakii, means Lone Woman. She’s the third woman from Kainai in a row to hold the title, which dates back to 1965. Here’s who she is, what it took to win, and how to see her, or book her, next year.

Premier Danielle Smith’s government has introduced Bill 33, which would stop municipalities, school boards, universities and other public bodies from using DEI policies in hiring and promotions, and would ban mandatory DEI training. The government says it’s about merit. Critics say Alberta already hires on merit. Here’s what would change, where DEI came from, and what it could mean for Edmonton, Calgary and the University of Alberta.

Parkland RCMP are asking for help finding 15-year-old Isabella Calliou, last seen in Stony Plain on Monday, Oct. 26. Police say she may be in Parkland County or the Edmonton area, and they’re concerned for her well-being. She was last seen wearing a white jacket, white sweatpants and white and blue sneakers.

For the first time since 1943, the RCMP isn’t policing Grande Prairie. The new Grande Prairie Police Service took over on Oct. 21, two years ahead of schedule, and the province added another $2 million toward the final stage of the switch, including the city’s new local 911 dispatch. Here’s what changes for residents, where the RCMP still polices and what it’s all cost.

Costco Canada is recalling its Movie Night Gift Set after a packaging mix-up put almond chocolate bars inside without almonds on the label. Sets sold at warehouses across Canada and on Costco.ca between Sept. 24 and Oct. 16 are affected. Here’s how to find the lot code on the chocolate bar, what makes it dangerous for people with nut allergies, and how Canadians and Albertans can get a full refund.

A $20-billion AI data centre proposed southwest of Edson would come with its own natural gas power plant. Tourmaline’s Malachite One would burn 150 million cubic feet of gas a day to make about a gigawatt of electricity, and it could bring up to 560 permanent jobs to Yellowhead County. Residents have questions about water, Highway 47 and noise, and the project still needs approvals. Here’s what’s planned, where the water would come from and what happens next.

Albertans voted three to one to stay in Canada, and Premier Danielle Smith says the question is “settled” in her party. UCP members who can’t accept that don’t have to run for the party, she says, and she doesn’t need separatists to win in 2027. It’s the latest turn for a movement that met U.S. officials and pitched Alberta’s water and oil royalties. Here’s what Smith said, how Alberta voted on all 10 questions, and what comes next.

A Vancouver woman woke at 3:45 a.m. to a stranger going through her belongings in her bedroom. She pretended to be asleep until he left, then locked her door and called police. Officers found him still in the house, and police say he tried to escape through a window. Here’s what happened, what police say to do if it ever happens to you, and a similar scare in Calgary.

Costco Canada is recalling its Movie Night Gift Set after a packaging mix-up put almond chocolate bars inside without almonds on the label. Sets sold at warehouses across Canada and on Costco.ca between Sept. 24 and Oct. 16 are affected. Here’s how to find the lot code on the chocolate bar, what makes it dangerous for people with nut allergies, and how Canadians and Albertans can get a full refund.

Donald Trump says Canada is ready to make concessions to end the trade war and predicts it will be settled “pretty soon.” Ottawa hasn’t announced a deal, formal talks are still stalled, and new U.S. tariff changes take effect Oct. 30. Here’s what Trump said in Michigan, how Canada responded and what’s actually changing.


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