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Crosby vs. Kane in 'Frozen Frenzy': NHL.com Writers Pick Their Highlights
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Kane Seeks Redemption in Return to the United Center
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Kane Delivers in Blackhawks Homecoming, Finds the Back of the Net
sports.yahoo.comupdated 1h agofirst covered Sep 30, 2:00 PM ET Read the original ↗ Evander Kane made an immediate impact in his return to Chicago, lighting the lamp in his first game back with the Blackhawks. The veteran forward's goal was more than just a statistic - it was a statement about his intentions for the season ahead. Kane's comments after the game reveal what's driving him as he looks to help the Blackhawks turn the corner.
Kane Returns to Chicago With That Familiar Scoring Touch
NHL.comupdated 22m agofirst covered Sep 30, 4:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ Evander Kane is back where it all started, and he wasted no time reminding the Blackhawks faithful what they've been missing. The veteran winger picked up right where he left off, flashing the offensive instincts that made him one of the league's most dangerous finishers.
Hellebuyck's Future in Limbo: Jets Face a Defining Moment
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Blackhawks Banking on Kane and Byram to Elevate Young Core
The Washington Postupdated 22m agofirst covered Sep 23, 8:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ The Chicago Blackhawks are counting on veteran additions Evander Kane and Bowen Byram to provide the missing pieces that could push their talented young roster into playoff contention. The organization has built something promising with its youth movement, but now needs proven players who know how to win in the postseason.
Kane in Chicago: Red Wings See the Fit
Skip to stories Detroit Hockey Nowupdated 4m agofirst covered Sep 19, 5:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ Evander Kane's move to the Blackhawks has drawn attention across the league, and not everyone is skeptical about the pairing. A Red Wings player recently weighed in with a surprisingly positive take on Kane's fit in Chicago's system. The comment reveals how other teams view the trade and what Kane might bring to a Blackhawks roster looking to turn things around.
Kane, Bertuzzi Named Blackhawks Alternate Captains
On Tap Sports Netupdated 35m agofirst covered Sep 15, 4:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ The Chicago Blackhawks have tapped Evander Kane and Tyler Bertuzzi as alternate captains, signaling the direction of the franchise's leadership core. Both veterans bring the kind of edge and experience the organization needs as it continues its rebuild. AI-generated briefing — triage, not the story; every claim links out to the coverage below.
Kane's NHL Future Looking Increasingly Bleak
Markerzone.comupdated 33m agofirst covered Sep 3, 11:15 AM ET Read the original ↗ An insider has delivered sobering news about Evander Kane's prospects for continuing his career in the NHL. The veteran forward faces mounting uncertainty about his place in the league as teams reassess their rosters. What was once a promising career trajectory now appears to be hitting serious headwinds. AI-generated briefing — triage, not the story; every claim links out to the coverage below.
Evander Kane's Final Act: The Bridge Too Far
The Hockey Newsupdated 7m agofirst covered Sep 2, 7:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ Evander Kane has always been a polarizing figure in the NHL, but The Hockey News suggests he may have finally exhausted his last chance with the league's front offices. After years of on-ice talent paired with off-ice controversy, Kane's market value has cratered in ways that even his scoring touch can't repair. The question now isn't whether he'll play again, but whether anyone will take the risk.
Evander Kane's NHL Career Appears Over as Battles Move Online
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Former Teammate Unloads on Evander Kane: 'Pure Narcissism'
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Kane's Past Finally Catches Up - What Teams Won't Forgive
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NHL Rumors: Kane Under Fire, Järnkrok Departs, Hughes Deal Brewing
The Hockey Writersupdated 28m agofirst covered Aug 31, 1:15 PM ET Read the original ↗ The rumor mill is churning as multiple storylines converge heading into the new season, with Evander Kane facing scrutiny, Mattias Järnkrok's departure creating ripples, and Quinn Hughes' contract negotiations taking shape. Each development carries implications for team construction and the broader landscape of player movement in the league.
Edmonton Oilers vs Vegas Golden Knights
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Edmonton Oilers vs San Jose Sharks
Please check back for promotions to be added for upcoming events. Predicted Score / ML Pred. Score / ML Pick EDM 3.2 -300 SJ 2.9 +240 Spread Pick -1.5 -114 +1.5 -106 Total Pick U 6.5 +105 O 6.5 -125 Even an injury hasn't slowed Draisaitl, who's scored in back-to-back games since his return and six goals in his last six games. He's got the hottest stick in the league, and tonight he plays against a horrible San Jose squad.
Shane Chartrand Looks to Become the Top Chef
Shane Chartrand’s home address may be in Sherwood Park, but he’s become a global ambassador for Indigenous cooking. He presented on Indigenous food and healing at the COP27 Conference in Egypt — the United Nations-sponsored event on climate change. He just finished a stint cooking in Chicago. Soon, he’s off to the famous Inn at Bay Fortune in Prince Edward Island, to join renowned chefs Michael Smith and Michael Hunter.
Devon Dining: Crave Appetite
As quaint small-town Main Streets go, you can’t do much better in the area than Devon’s tree-lined Athabasca Avenue. And, at one end of this stroll-able strip, you’ll find Crave Appetite. The Devon location opened its doors this past spring. But, if you’ve been to Vegreville, Crave Appetite has been a fixture there for almost half a decade. The menu concept is comfort food, with modern twists.
The pARTy Starts Now
Finding DH ARTWorld on Fort Road can be tough. It’s an old manufacturing/storage space, in a nondescript white block building. But inside, you’ll find a workshop and gallery inhabited by artist Dana Holst. This month, Holst and co-curator Jill Davies-Shaw are hosting pARTy, an exhibition featuring the works of some of their friends, from local creators to artists based in the United States. And, if you can make it out to the opening event the afternoon of Sept.
Hearts a Meltin’ for the Arts
A typical Edmonton alleyway becomes a cozy venue for local jazz musicians. A balcony that’s just a balcony the other 362 days of the year turns into a stage for an Italian opera singer. A lamppost converts into a canvas on which community artists go wild. And a patch of grass hosts tipis, campfires, and Indigenous artists for the weekend. “People don’t even recognize 118 Avenue,” says Christy Morin, executive director for Arts on the Ave, who runs the Kaleido Family Arts Festival.
Second Property of the Week: Sylvan Stunner
Where it is 12 Liberty Place, Sylvan Lake, Alberta What to love The modern upgrades and renovations What to consider Just saying it’s a brand new build (easier than convincing people it’s not) The stats 1,875 square feet 3 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms Property listed for $1,125,000 by Dione Irwin of Re/Max House of Real Estate Like this content? Get more delivered right to your inbox with Ed. Home & Style Discover the cool things we’re obsessing over.
Property of the Week: Georgian Revival
Where it is 10416 Glenora Crescent, Edmonton What to love The 1934-style charm What to consider Adding fedora and bowler hats to your wardrobe The stats 2,831 square feet 5 bedrooms 2.5 bathrooms Double detached garage Property listed for $1,090,000 with realtor Brian Macdonald of Re/Max Real Estate Like this content? Get more delivered right to your inbox with Ed. Home & Style Discover the cool things we’re obsessing over.
Shop Around the Corner: Rogue Wave Coffee
Rose, nectarine and sweet cream, or Bourbon Natural with apricot, pineapple and cherry might sound like tasting notes discussed in a high-end liquor store. But at Rogue Wave Coffee Roasters, a whole team is working to source unique coffees for the cafe. You can try these varieties at the pour-over tasting bar or take them home. A full roastery runs in the back of the shop supplying wholesale and subscription bags of roasted coffee for purchase.
How to Give the Gift of Life
Beau Walter was critically injured in a car accident in 2022. His mom Carrah Walter consented to donating his organs and tissues, dramatically changing the quality of life of at least 40 people. More than 4,500 Canadians are waiting for life-saving organ transplants, nearly 300 of whom are in Alberta. Many more are waiting for life-changing tissue transplants. “People with organ failure are, of course, in pretty desperate need of an organ,” Andreas Kramer, medical director of Give Life Alberta said.
Mike Sobel Reflects on TV Life
If there was a candidate for “Mr. Edmonton,” Mike Sobel would be right up there. Even though he’s now semi-retired, Sobel has become such a fixture on our TV screens, from hosting cartoon shows and rock-video programs, to 25 years of work on the Global Morning News. The velvety voice. The unflappable smile. And, as Global Edmonton, previously ITV, celebrates its 50 anniversary this weekend, Sobel looked back on his first day in front of a camera, and how fortune smiled on him. It was the 1980s.
A Portrait of the Architect Who Came From Iran
Vahid Mortazavi is no ordinary architect. When you look at the Mortazavi-made, ultra-modern homes sprouting in Edmonton (and Calgary), you’re gazing upon the vision of a man who once designed a subway station that doubles as a war shelter. When I walk into Ottewell’s Anvil Coffee House, I spot Mortazavi almost at once. He’s wearing a flat cap and a neatly pressed button-up shirt, exuding an air of calm and confidence.
Oil’s Well that Ends… Well?
And if you lost a lot of sleep because you can’t stop thinking about Game 7 of the Stanley Cup final, you’re certainly not alone. Not only did the Oilers come up just one win short of hockey’s holy grail, they came up short by one stinking goal. But, there’s always next season, right? And now, we’re into next season. Training camp opens this month. The Oilers have a new general manager in Stan Bowman, and have added some key players, such as forwards Viktor Arvidsson and Jeff Skinner.
The Marc 2.0 | Edify.
Timing is never perfect, but Jillian Fonteyne and Scott Downey doubled down when they had a second child, a little boy they welcomed last November — and took on a second restaurant in the spring of 2024. The owners of The Butternut Tree expanded their family by purchasing The Marc from Patrick and Doris Saurette. The Saurettes are retiring after running The Marc since 2010, and Il Portico before that.
The Myer Horowitz Makeover
At the University of Alberta standing centre stage inside the newly renovated Myer Horowitz Theatre, Marc Dumouchel recalls taking a water balloon to the face in this exact spot 34 years ago during a student election forum. “I thought it was the best possible thing that could have happened to me,” he says, looking at the empty theatre. Luckily, the water balloon was a dud, bounced off without breaking, and Dumouchel didn’t skip a beat in his speech.
Palm Springs, Edmonton
This home’s been renovated a lot in the last four years, but instead of a modern makeover, owner Jesse Raimondi has turned it into a testament to the very best of mid-century modern style. You’ll walk in to see a swag light hanging in the corner. It’s activated by antique-style, push-button switches — the same as all the lights in the house — and sits above a wood-sideboard cabinet (with a plastic-dome record player on it) next to a green fiberglass chair and a grey tufted couch.
Relax in the Parallax
Aiden Schurek doesn’t remember doesn’t remember the first time he went to K-Days as a kid, but the Next Architecture junior architectural technologist remembers the early impact the carnival made. “It all felt so big, especially at night with all the lights,” he says.
New and Notable: Lawson’s British Fish & Chips
I think the best fish and chips I’ve ever eaten was in London, from a food truck. I was in Shepherd’s Bush, had just seen Bonnie Prince Billy play the Empire, and the late-night snack ticked every stereotypical box. Wrapped in newspaper? Check. Greasy? As all hell. Stupidly overpriced? Come on, I was in London — of course. Outside of England, I’ve been to a few fish-and-chip places I’d consider decent to good, but nothing ever got to London levels.
Guerrilla Chainsaw Art
Artist Tim Kurucz sends me a text saying he’s available for an interview at any point AS LONG AS THE OILERS AREN’T PLAYING. It’s written just like that with the last words all in caps. LET’S GO OILERS, dings the next text. Granted, the same refrain rings across the city. At the time of writing, the Oilers are about to (almost) make one of the greatest hockey come backs in the history of the playoffs. Within days, the City’s collective excitement is as palpable as Kurucz’s.
The Island Escape
Even though Scott Dodds had been a bartender for more than 20 years, he was unfamiliar with tiki bars and drinks until he visited Tiki Tolteca in New Orleans in 2017. It had all the hallmarks of an authentic tiki bar: bamboo and thatch decor, smells of fresh citrus and spices, breezy music filling the air, and intricate cocktails served in fun mugs. “I’d never had a drink that good before,” Dodds recalls.
Number One Blue Jays Fan
Until I moved to the city, I thought blue jays were a rare bird. I’m not sure why I felt they weren’t around much, but I remember Mom’s excitement any time one flew through the backyard. When I was a kid, she’d sing me her modified version of “Zip-A-Dee-Do-Dah” during bath time, scooping water to rinse the shampoo from my hair, trilling, Mister Blue Jay on your shoulder… and I’d feel him there, the blue jay, on my shoulder when she sang those words.
Walls of Art | Edify.
For readers under 30 who don’t know what that last sentence means, all you need to know is that a telephone exchange had an overwhelming number of wires that needed to be constantly “exchanged” into a wall of corresponding holes. For the owner of this sleek downtown loft, that now means really high walls. “And the great thing with these high walls is they’re perfect for art,” he says.
Fav Eats: Caley Suliak
When it comes to Cafe Amore Bistro’s Spicy Marsala Pasta, Caley Suliak — actress, comedian, writer, and one-third of comedy sketch group Girl Brain — isn’t just a fan, she’s a connoisseur. “You could say I’m maybe a little bit biased,” Suliak laughs, “but I worked at Cafe Amore Bistro on and off for like 10 years. And that sauce, is the most incredible sauce I’ve ever had.” While some people suffer from serving nightmares, Suliak’s dreams are much more delicious.
25 Things to Do in Edmonton This September
Edmonton Mural Festival Until September 15 The Edmonton Mural Festival transforms the city’s walls into canvases. This month-long celebration brings local and international artists together to paint Edmonton with their palettes of colours, turning the city into an urban masterpiece. Dive into hands-on art experiences and enjoy a lineup of vibrant community events, culminating in an epic closing party that will be the talk of the town. Don’t just see art — be part of it.
Last Call for Edmonton’s End-of-Summer Thrills
Soar to New Heights at Snow Valley Aerial Park Snow Valley may be known for its winter wonderland vibes, but summer’s grand finale brings a different kind of high-flying adventure. Unleash your inner Tarzan at the Snow Valley Aerial Park, with over 100 games and challenges. With three levels of difficulty, you can start off small and work your way up to full-on monkey mode.
Exploring Elk Island National Park
Hiking Trails: Elk Island National Park boasts 11 beautiful hiking trails, ranging from easier hikes like the Living Waters Boardwalk Trail to the difficult Wood Bison Trail. Whichever trail you choose, you are guaranteed to enjoy the picturesque scenery of Astotin Lake, the aspen, poplar and spruce forests, and the wildflower meadows within the park. Water Activities: Astotin Lake is a serene oasis where the water mirrors the sky, creating a breathtaking panorama of nature’s beauty.
For the Person Who Has Everything
Fancy Foodie Edmonton is known for its vibrant food scene, and it’s no surprise that foodies flock to the city in search of unique and delicious culinary experiences. One option is to give the gift of food, such as a cooking class, tasting or food tour. At Sorrentino’s Public Cooking Classes you can indulge in Italian cuisine — everyone’s invited so there’s no such thing as too many chefs in this kitchen.
Second Property of the Week: Chef’s Delight
Where it is 2149 Poplar Lane, Beach Estates, Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island What to love Two custom kitchens What to consider Making your guests do a kitchen cook-off for your culinary pleasure The stats 2,530 square feet 4 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Property listed for $1,035,000 by Sam Huang of Re/Max Select Properties Like this content? Get more delivered right to your inbox with Ed. Home & Style Discover the cool things we’re obsessing over.
Property of the Week: Historic Seventh Street Lofts
Where it is 10309 107 Street, Edmonton What to love The large tinted windows What to consider Keeping track of who’s coming and going The stats 1,782 square feet 2 bedrooms 2 bathrooms 1 underground parking space Property listed for $575,000 with realtor Ryan Gillen of Lux Real Estate Like this content? Get more delivered right to your inbox with Ed. Home & Style Discover the cool things we’re obsessing over.
This Man Is An Island
In Geof Lilge’s world, everything always comes back to the kitchen. In his new showroom at River City Tile Company in the industrial northwest of Edmonton, the award-winning designer displays projects in a model kitchen that looks straight out of an issue of Architectural Digest.
Two Floors of Food
It’s a well-known truism of the restaurant business — in an industry fraught with delays, it’s dangerous to stick to a planned grand opening date. Jennifer Keith and Luke Butterworth know this all too well. They’re the founding partners of the new Epic Food Market, which opened at the corner of Gateway Boulevard and Whyte Avenue a couple of weeks back. Taking up the second and third floor of Ivan Beljan’s development that’s constructed using Sea-Cans, Epic takes the food court to the next level.
Fav Eats: Celeste Lampa
For Edmonton comedian Celeste Lampa, burgers were never really her go-to. But that all changed when she discovered the Double Flatty at Shiddy’s, a distillery/tasting room in the city that has quickly become her obsession. The food comes courtesy of Flat Boy Burgers. “I’ve only been there twice, but it’s that good,” Lampa says. “It’s really going to be a staple for me.
Banff Bites: Dinner at Magpie & Stump
With crisp mountain air, countless cute shops and the sun high in the sky, a great day in Banff is tough to beat — but the best way to top any great day is with tacos. Tourists and locals alike have come to Magpie & Stump for over 36 years to get “a little piece of Mexico in the mountains,” and every piece is authentic. We check inside to see all the cool, cozy and colourful decor, and consider going upstairs to El Patio.
Flute to Fame | Edify.
With a fresh degree in music and a debut EP titled the trials and tribulations of a twenty two year old teenager, Caylie G. is becoming a voice for those navigating the turbulence of their early 20s. Caylie’s love affair with music began at Suzuki Charter School, where the curriculum was a harmonious blend of academics and music.
Edmonton’s Closest Saltwater Lake
Lakes like Miquelon Lake are often called “prairie potholes” because they rely entirely on rainwater and snowmelt. Unlike their mainstream cousins that get their water from rivers or streams and drain it away just as easily, prairie potholes don’t have that luxury. Instead, they lose water only through evaporation, leaving behind a salty concoction of dissolved minerals. You won’t find orcas or dolphins swimming around, but Miquelon Lake is still buzzing with wildlife.
Second Property of the Week: Buena Vista
Where it is 1015 Schwann Avenue, Buena Vista, Saskatchewan What to love The lakeside-ness of it all What to consider Swimming across the lake (with a lifejacket and swim buddy!) The stats 1,020 square feet 2 bedroom 1 bathroom Property listed for $324,900 by Douglas Mackenzie of Re/Max Crown Real Estate Like this content? Get more delivered right to your inbox with Ed. Home & Style Discover the cool things we’re obsessing over.
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