James Dunn

The number of investigations within Alberta’s Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) unit is only getting bigger. “We have a problem, to be honest,” said Acting Insp. Jon Morrison with ALERT's ICE...

“I see colossal mismanagement.” That’s the first words of this former conservative MP on federal Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s resignation from cabinet. “You have a record of Prime...

For 55 years, seven blocks on this seemingly normal street in west Edmonton turn on the lights, and it’s still making visitors ooh and ahh. One homeowner says, even in this economy, the power bill...

The Edmonton Public School Board (EPSB) voted Tuesday to not require criminal record checks for trustee candidates in the next municipal election. The board voted 5-2 against a bylaw that would require...

More than 600 of the city’s most vulnerable sat down for a Christmas feast at the Hope Mission in downtown Edmonton Monday. They enjoyed a buffet of Christmas classics: turkey, mashed potatoes, stuffing,...

The holidays are a time when the generous and the grinches come out. Scammers have made out with millions from Edmontonians this year. Police are sending warning alarms to another one, that uses a lot...

The Alberta government wrapped up the fall sitting of the legislature late Wednesday night, bringing to an end five weeks of work that saw 13 bills passed. “I want this session to be remembered the...

It can't be the Christmas holidays without lights, and so the Edmonton valley zoo is lighting things up again for its 12th annual zoominescence. 125 displays are across the zoo blinking, flashing, and...

It’s beginning to look like a winter wonderland in parts of YEG. “This is sort of like the start of the excitement,” said Tim Dea, with Snow Valley Ski Club. Dea says the snow blowers have...