The Copper & Blue, an Edmonton Oilers community

It may feel like more of the same, and it could be, but there's a chance it could be exactly what the team needs.

Given $550 million, how could Edmonton remake the city if it didn't involve a downtown arena?

An economist weighs in on Edmonton's arena deal. He doesn't like the deal at all.

Now that City Council and the Katz Group have once again agreed on a deal for the Oilers new downtown home I'd like to ask our Councillors just one question: Why did you agree to this deal?

In a process where almost nothing has been quite as it seemed it's not surprising that a done deal is anything but done. Unless of course you have a very interesting definition of the word done.

This past week was quite the eventful one for the NHL. On Monday, it was revealed by Deadspin that the NHL was paying Luntz Global - a noted Republican market research firm - to do focus groups to...

Daryl Katz sent yet another letter to the Mayor yesterday, this time declining an invitation to appear before Council to discuss the downtown arena project which is looking doomed. For the only person who can save the project it was an odd choice.

The 2012 NHL lockout drones on but there are stories to behold: Krys Barch speaks from the heart; Daryl Katz apologizes for blackmailing Edmonton; lockout or no, some players on the Lightning are still getting paid.

The people of Edmonton should have one word for Daryl Katz, and that is "no".