Watch a conceptual animation of the draft road and bridge options for the Walterdale Bridge from Walterdale Hill in Edmonton. Note: This animation, by ISL Engineering and Land Services, was provided to the City of Edmonton and is subject to change.
Watch a conceptual animation of the draft road and bridge options for the Walterdale Bridge from Queen...
Read Alberta Premier Ed Stelmach's open letter about the 2011 federal election campaign.
Read Edmonton Mayor Stephen Mandel's 2011 state of the city speech delivered on April 5.
Listen to a 9-1-1 call made by an Edmonton foster mother after a three-year-old was seriously injured...
Force Science Institute demonstration videos show how quickly a gun can be fired at a police officer...
Surgery 101 is a series of podcasts produced with the help of the University of Alberta. The podcasts...
In 2008, Linda Duncan stopped the Conservative sweep of Alberta by winning this south side riding for...
This riding, one of the poorest in the province, was held for 13 years by Liberal cabinet minister Anne...
Independent Jimmy Ford came within 1,668 votes of beating Tory Tim Uppal in 2008. Ford, a well-known...
Alexa Hassen, the first person to use the University of Alberta's new 3-D running machine, hurt her ...
The Journal asked people for their thoughts at City Centre Mall Sunday. Listen to their mixed reactions...
Read the open letter from Alberta medical Association president Dr. P.J. White to the province’s 6,...
Read an open letter sent to physicians by Alberta Health Services on March 16, 2011.
Hear Patrick Dumelie, president of Covenant Health, answer reporters' questions on March 14, 2011, about...
Read the statement of defence filed by Dr. Ciaran McNamee
Dr. Ciaran McNamee's amended statement of claim filed against the University of Alberta Hospital, the...
Documents tabled by Alberta MLA Raj Sherman in support of his health-care allegations.
James Bond actor Daniel Craig has dressed in drag for a short film about sexual equality made to coincide...
View maps and plans for the Manning Drive to Highway 16 portion of the Northeast Anthony Henday Drive...
Read Pamela Fayerman's multi-part series on the challenges of navigating Canada's health care system...
Take a virtual tour of the planned changes to Scona Road and 99th Street that will shut down the route...
Listen to police radio audio from before and after the standoff with Percy Walter Davis.
Read the appeal documents from Nikolai Khabibulin's trial
Audio excerpts of Nikolai Khabibulin's trial on impaired driving and speeding charges at Scottsdale...
Alberta Environment laid charges against an in situ facility related to water withdrawals between 2008...
Read: The US Department of Justice's letter about Tahir-Sharif
Read: Cara Rain's public staement about Sayfildin Tahir Sharif
Monitor's report into the finances at the Whitefish Lake First Nation in Atikameg where Tamaklo worked...
Tamaklo affidavit in response to the monitor's report into the finances at the Whitefish Lake First ...
Take a look at four potential bridge styles that are currently being evaluated by the Walterdale Bridge...
Read the US. District Court Eastern District of New York complaint against Faruq Khalil Muhammad who...
With erratic dance moves and a broom for a partner, an anonymous Edmonton man a became a minor Internet...
Prime Minister Stephen Harper sings “Sweet Caroline” at the Conservative Caucus Christmas Party.
Click here to read a “Timing and Process Map” for the Alberta Health Act that was released by NDP leader...
Read the report to Edmonton City Council on the downtown arena.
The president of the Alberta Medical Association addresses recent events involving MLA Raj Sherman.
Read the internal government document from an Alberta Health and Wellness presentation,dated July 12...
Dr. Stephen Duckett's contract with Alberta Health Services.
Newspaper journalists have grown accustomed to direct electronic feedback from the public. The letters page was the original avenue for readers to lambaste or praise editorial content, accountably, but people now seem to favour cosily anonymous web comments and personal e-mail messages. Our inboxes fill up with nice and nasty and everything in between. The smug ones point out our spelling mistakes, grammatical bads. Some tell us in all-caps that we suck and deserve to be fired. Exclamation marks are used generously.