Pete Jamieson was one of Edmonton’s most colourful characters.

The next time you drive around an Edmonton traffic circle, you can thank – or curse! – Noel Dant.

Alex Wuttunee Decoteau lived barely 30 years, yet he ran up an amazing record of achievement, contribution and sacrifice.

The railway was the lifeblood of the community and, without the trains, Edmonton wouldn't have grown how it did.

The buildings were intended to convey a sense of stability – a safe place to park your savings and your trust.

Photography and Edmonton took their early steps together.

Edmonton’s second City Hall was a news-making building right from the beginning.

It was the railway that gave birth to the town of Calder and, more than 100 years later, the railway remains its lifeblood.

More than 100 years after it was completed, the High Level Bridge stands as Edmonton’s most iconic structure.

How we learn affects how we drive. And we don't all learn the same way, or at the same pace.

Motorists stranded by the weather, or by vehicle breakdown, can find themselves in big trouble -- especially if they're not prepared.

Moose are returning to parts of Saskatchewan where they haven't been seen for 30 to 40 years.