Quite Remarkable’: A Major Breakthrough in the Hydrogen Sector in Edmonton Could Chart a New Course for Future Energy In Edmonton, Canada, scientists and energy experts have achieved a significant milestone in hydrogen technology—an accomplishment being hailed as a pivotal step toward a future clean energy revolution. According to reports,Continue Reading
An enthusiastic, red-and-white-clad crowd of at least 600 people swarmed central Edmonton on Saturday to mark the grand opening of the official Forever Canadian campaign headquarters on 117 Avenue. The massive turnout signaled a major escalation in grassroots organizing as the province gears up for an upcoming autumn referendum onContinue Reading
Danielle Smith is trying to balance two competing pressures in Alberta politics: growing separatist sentiment inside parts of her conservative base, and broader public support for remaining in Canada. This week, Smith said she personally supports Canadian unity and would campaign for Alberta to stay in Canada, even as herContinue Reading
“Historic opportunity arises with loss of Edmonton’s iconic bridges,” addresses a major turning point for Edmonton’s public infrastructure.Gerein highlights that Edmonton’s city council is facing a massive challenge—and an equally massive opportunity—with the looming loss or required overhaul of several of the city’s aging, iconic bridges.Key Themes of the Column:TheContinue Reading
Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre will contest a by-election in Alberta’s Battle River–Crowfoot riding after MP Damien Kurek resigned. Kurek, who won re-election with more than 80% of the vote in the federal election, made the announcement so that Poilievre can return to Parliament. Poilievre lost his long-standing Carleton seatContinue Reading
Elections Canada is presently running on a significant staffing shortage in four Alberta ridings, with hundreds of jobs remaining open with the federal election rapidly approaching. This indicates some uncertainty as to how this vacancy will affect electoral outcomes and possibly voter turnout in these ridings. These staffing concerns areContinue Reading
The rollercoaster game that was capped off with a bitter ending, saw the Edmonton Oilers score. It was emoriding for them when they went cold and behind 0-4 in the second quarter. They made multiple efforts to get to a tie but it seemed almost impossible until magic happened. ConnorContinue Reading
Indeed — if the Oilers are going to make a genuine push, with the injury bug nipping especially hard, these five players are going to need to step up in a huge way:Continue Reading
Devin Dreeshen, the Minister of Transportation for Alberta has specifically asked Edmonton to stop work on the bike lane project. He claims that the north side of the city is undergoing 30 blocks worth of bike lanes construction, which is a vehicle lane adding detriment to the provincial road system.Continue Reading
5 Important Insights from the Canadian Federal Leaders’ Debate By Canada Heights | Last updated on 18 April 2025 As Canada moves ever closer to its next federal election, the TV English-language leaders’ debate was a turning point in the campaign. The scene was set for a high-stakes battle asContinue Reading
