Four people killed in ‘violent, fast-moving’ fire at Canadian military base Prime minister Mark Carney describes blaze as ‘one of the worst tragedies for the forces on Canadian soil in peacetime’ The Guardian - UK · Oct 18
Canadian military base fire kills at least four, injures dozens Four Canadian service members were killed and 39 people hospitalised after a fire broke out during military training at a base in Alberta on Saturday, officials said. Premier Danielle Smith said Sunday that at least 19 patients were in critical condition, with some suffering severe burns requiring prolonged intensive treatment. France 24 · Oct 18
Alberta fire: Four service members killed and 19 fighting for life after Canada military base blaze Deadly disaster, driven on by fierce autumn winds, strikes one of country’s busiest training bases, with eyewitness describing the injured being taken away as: ‘Like a scene from a war movie’ The Independent UK · Oct 18
Everything we know as several killed or injured in major fire at Canadian military base One doctor describes the incident as a ‘one in every 15 to 25-year disaster’ The Independent UK · Oct 18
SFJ chief Pannun claims FBI warned him of fresh threat ahead of Canada visit NEW DELHI: Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the chief of pro-Khalistan outfit Sikhs for Justice, has claimed to have received an intimation from FBI, warning him about an imminent, fresh theat to his life. In a statement, Pannun said the FBI issued a "duty to warn" communication to him on Oct 15,… The Times of India · Oct 16
Instrumented Road Cuts Frost Damage: Scrap tyres and bottom ash insulate pavement; sensors track frost depth Researchers in Edmonton successfully built a test road using almost one million recycled scrap tyres and coal bottom ash. This innovative road was designed to minimize frost damage during the harsh winter months. Temperature sensors embedded in the pavement monitored performance and reduced frost depth significantly. The findings demonstrated that… The Times of India · Oct 13
Rare Canadian computer found in barn after nearly 45 years unopened A rare Canadian-built computer that spent decades forgotten in a rural barn near Edmonton is preparing for a unique second chapter. The AES Alphaplus 12, believed to have been built around 1981, had resurfaced in its original shipping box and was taken to Carleton University in Ottawa for a scheduled… The Times of India · Oct 9
Meet Wesley Goodridge, the Grade 7 Canadian student who built a device to test milk freshness before throwing it away; he won a $10,000 scholarship Wesley Goodridge, a Grade 7 student at Aberfoyle Public School in Morriston, Ontario, won gold in the junior category at the 2026 Canada-Wide Science Fair for a project tackling an everyday source of food waste: milk that gets thrown away before consumers know whether it has actually spoiled. His project,… The Times of India · Aug 29
Canada Beyond Niagara: British Columbia, the Rockies, and What Indian Travellers Actually Need to Know Why the West Gets SkippedThe Toronto-Niagara circuit exists because it's easy to explain to a travel agent and easy to sell as a package. Flights from Mumbai or Delhi land in Toronto. The family WhatsApp group has already been to Niagara. The path of least resistance runs east to west… Times Life · Aug 25
Canada gurdwara stabbing: Two injured in Edmonton, PM Carney calls attack 'appalling' Two people were injured in a stabbing incident at a gurdwara in Edmonton, Canada, on Friday. The police arrested a 27-year-old man who had been released from prison a day earlier after serving a sentence for assaulting a peace officer. The Times of India · Aug 22
Marathon organizer admits 2026 route was more than half a kilometre too long Contest in Edmonton sparked outrage from scores of frustrated runners in Canada The Guardian - UK · Aug 19
This 14-year-old teen in Canada has invented a wearable that detects IV leaks before swelling begins Akshath Anand, a 14-year-old student, won a gold medal for his innovative IV safety monitoring system. His wearable device uses pressure sensors to detect intravenous leaks before they cause harm. This invention impressed judges at Canada's biggest youth STEM competition in Edmonton. The project demonstrated how young innovators can address… The Economic Times · Aug 5
Meta announces its first data center in Canada — estimated $9 billion 1GW Alberta mega facility sees the AI expansion cross the border The 1GW facility will be built outside of Edmonton, and is predicted to create about 300 operational jobs once completed. TechRadar · Jul 9
Cops in Canada stopped a car for dangerous driving, found a gun, drugs and Indian-origin criminal inside A complaint of dangerous driving singled out a car that the patrol officers stopped in Edmonton, Canada. As the traffic cops searched the car, they found drugs, a gun, and a wanted man inside. Indian-origin Safaldeep Singh, wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for conspiracy to commit murder and extortion, was… The Times of India · Jul 4
inkl · Jun 16 Why Edmonton Businesses Are Losing Ground to Vancouver Competitors (And How to Fix It) Edmonton has no shortage of ambitious companies. From energy sector consultancies to independent trades operations, professional services firms, and a growing roster of tech startups, the city's business community is competitive, resourceful, and increasingly digital-first. And yet, when you pull back the curtain on organic search visibility across major Canadian…
AAP · May 19 Amii Fuels Canada’s AI Momentum as Upper Bound Opens with 53% Growth and 11,000 Global Attendees EDMONTON, Alberta, May 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amii (Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute) today officially opens the fifth annual Upper Bound, the premier AI conference that has surpassed all projections to become a cornerstone of the global AI calendar. Welcoming 11,000 researchers, business leaders, and policymakers representing 22 countries, the…
International Business Times UK · May 18 Boy, 11, Mauled to Death by Cane Corsos After Dad 'Ignored Warnings,' Owner Claims An Edmonton woman is on trial for criminal negligence after her dogs fatally attacked an 11-year-old boy, claiming she warned the boy's father about the dogs' aggression.
MarketBeat · May 16 BTB Real Estate Investment Trust Q1 Earnings Call Highlights BTB Real Estate Investment Trust (TSE:BTB.UN) reported lower first-quarter revenue and cash flow metrics as planned tenant departures, free rent and a tenant rent reduction weighed on results, while management continued to reposition the portfolio toward industrial properties. President and Chief E
The Times of India · Apr 3 Indian‑origin Birinder Singh shot dead on Edmonton highway, suspect charged with second-degree murder A man has been charged with second‑degree murder in the fatal shooting of Birinder Singh, a 22‑year‑old international student from India, during a daytime highway incident near Leduc, just south of Edmonton, Canada.
The Independent UK · Feb 2 From southern India to Canada's far north: New archbishop serves Indigenous Catholics As a teenager in India, Susai Jesu led prayer services in his small Catholic village, helped at Mass and soon began training for the priesthood
The Independent UK · Dec 25, 2025 Norad Santa tracker 2025 live: Follow Father Christmas as he delivers presents around the world Norad is tracking St Nick’s speedy trip around the globe as he delivers presents worldwide
The Guardian - UK · Nov 17, 2025 Anglican bishop shaken ‘to the core’ by home secretary’s asylum seeker comments Bishop of Edmonton says people coming to UK are being ‘scapegoated’ for years of policy failures
inkl · Oct 17, 2025 Why Every Citizen Should Know Basic First Aid In a world where news cycles move fast and emergencies make headlines daily
PC Gamer · Sep 10, 2025 Former Anthem lead producer says flying in BioWare's doomed live action shooter is proof of the dysfunction in its development: 'It's Anthem's worst feature, because the consequences of flying aren't adequately taken into account' Flying's only so fun when it makes everything else a bit of a mess.
Evening Standard · Sep 4, 2025 Hundreds call for planned north London LTN to be scrapped over fears of 'increased pollution and journey times' Edmonton and Winchmore Hill Conservative Association launched a petition last year which has now surpassed 1,500 signatures