Government cuts and University policies have condemned one important piece of Alberta’s agricultural heritage to the waste basket of history.

It may be small, but 124th Street’s “stalwart brick castle” is one of the only reminders of Edmonton’s long-abandoned streetcar system.

105th Avenue’s slowly gentrifying, with old industrial wastes giving way to new condo blocks. What will happen to a building like this?

Out of Town Distractions

Leduc: a name synonymous with oil. Is it ironic then that the city’s most imposing landmark is dedicated to the economic driver petroleum replaced?

Despite their best efforts, an impassioned community couldn’t save this important piece of Edmonton’s German history.

Most’ll know it as a popular Montrose delicatessen, but this sausage house was once a trendsetting piece of municipal infrastructure.

Edmonton’s own slice of Second World War heritage, Hangar 11 is a lasting testament to the city’s role in the fight against Fascism.