Alberta's current data centre boom bears similarity to what the cannabis industry went through in the late 2010s, a regional economic development summit hosted by CREDA Edmonton Region and the Cities ...

On this day in 1918, the province was proposing a strict program of inspections to try to keep the Spanish flu away.

This week, we're highlighting an event pick by Taproot curator/reporter Stephanie Swensrude. Stephanie recommends Hedda Gabler | by Henrik Ibsen.

With a play picked by Taproot curator/reporter Stephanie Swensrude and page-turning literary affairs to attend around ...

Azolla Hydrogen is bringing longer-range hydrogen fuel back to Edmonton after an American company's 700-bar station closed ...

Many critiques of the separatist conversation at the heart of Alberta's referendum focus on the economy and ideology, but multi-hyphenate researcher Colleen Norris from the University of Alberta is ...

St. Albert and Leduc are pulling back from denser housing forms in their planning documents at the same time that Edmonton infill is being targeted by the provincial government.

We look at reaction to the Alberta government's directive to roll Edmonton's zoning bylaw back to its pre-2024 rules. Plus, advance voting is open for the referendum, and we examine the impact of ...

The co-founder of 7 Summits Snacks says she is both honoured and vindicated by a People's Choice Award win at Edmonton Startup Week.

Edmonton Unlimited is launching a program called the Deep Tech Foundry aimed at equipping founders to turn research-based breakthroughs into successful companies.

This week, council will discuss its autonomy, look at outcome reports from municipal funding, and consider several rezoning ...

This week's roundup of calls for public engagement begins with a reminder to get your special ballot in the mail or get ready ...