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Video: Yukigassen
David Hennessey talks about how to get involved in Yukigassen, which is an organized snowball fight, ...
Map: Edmonton Christmas lights
Use our intertactive map to take a look at some of the Edmonton-area’s most resplendent light shows.
Video: Christmas Flash Mob in Edmonton City Centre Mall, Hallelujah Chorus
Participants from Edmonton city choirs and the Richard Eaton Singers all convened in a "flash mob" and...
Gallery: Reindeer sightings
Just days before Christmas, Santa's reindeer are spotted at various snowy locations around the globe...
Video: Christmas Concert
Watch Steinhauer School's Christmas concert as they perfom during an afternoon concert with music teacher...
Video: Stuffed backpacks at Boyle Street
Around 100 students from George H. Luck School form a chain to deliver eight hundred backpacks filled...
Video: Premier Stelmach's holiday greeting
Watch Premier Ed Stelmach's 2010 holiday message to Albertans.
With temperatures at a relatively mild -10 C, it wasn’t so much a deep freeze Saturday on 118th Avenue — just a deep snow. Stacks and stacks of snow piled up as snowflakes blew relentlessly over the fourth annual Deep Freeze winter festival, which ends Sunday night.
Entertainment
New comedy festival announced for Edmonton
A new, homegrown comedy festival promising international talent will be held in downtown Edmonton next fall.
Mysterious mummers hit town this weekend
A modern-day detective trying to solve a centuries-old mystery will be at the mummers' play at the 118th Avenue Deep Freeze Festival this weekend.
Edmonton philosopher examines an admirable life
Retired now for several years, professor and philosopher Martin Tweedale is trying to decide whether his life would count as excellent, or admirable.
Edmonton says hello to 2011 in Churchill Square
Shirley Andrews sips coffee while watching children skate on the frozen pool in front of City Hall. The younger ones move with stutter steps, their legs wobbling as they held onto a parent’s arm for support...
Grief unites volunteers at Christmas dinner
On a day that is supposed to be full of joy, it was grief that led Jane Orydzuk to the Boyle Street Christmas Dinner seven years ago.
Creatures were stirring on Christmas Eve patrol
It’s shift change time on Christmas Eve at Edmonton police north division headquarters, and the officers are getting ready for a night of patrolling. Their bellies are full from a potluck dinner spread...
