The Bright Side

“Even though this is just a little program, I think that kind of confidence goes a long way throughout their life. When they feel confident and they can come somewhere and do what they want to do and empower other girls, that carries them through life so differently and it starts with one small thing.”

Ragnar often sat on John Russell’s shoulder as they went for morning walks together past Richard S. Fowler school.

They’re on a mission,” said biologist and wildlife control trapper Robert MacDonald. “Their job is to keep that water backed up and they don’t care what we think of that.”

Taste of Edmonton returns to downtown Edmonton with dozens of physically-distanced food stalls, trucks and plenty of hungry patrons.

More than 70 volunteers showed up to help Lac La Biche Golf Club staff remove debris after severe storm passed through the region

Italian Centre Shop opens its biggest store ever in Sherwood Park this week

If there was ever a time to enjoy a 'stay-cation', this year is it. At the normally crowded Lake Louise, a lack of international tourists means Canadian visitors can feel they have the place to themselves; a rarity for this world-renowned site.

Group for people with developmental disabilities and their families celebrates 40 years in St. Albert.

If you're Calgary-bound this week, take in the city's signature event: Calgary Stampede.

Riders and drivers remember the connections (and opportunities) provided by the Greyhound Bus. The longtime carrier ceased operations in western Canada in 2018, and in parts east earlier this year.