Allison Stephen is a writer based in Edmonton. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including travel and tourism, real estate, and architecture, often exploring themes related to consumer travel, events, and the housing market. Her work has been featured in blogTO, Daily Hive, Curiocity Group, and MobileSyrup.
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Allison Stephen's coverage predominantly focuses on local events, seasonal activities in Edmonton, and real estate. She highlights topics related to things to do in Edmonton, weather updates, and the housing market.
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If you've ever dreamed of living right beside 36 of your closest friends, now is your chance: an entire row of homes in Edmonton's Rosenthal neighbourhood has come up for sale.
By: Allison Stephen
A massive new golf and entertainment venue is coming to the River Cree Resort and Casino west of Edmonton, though it'll be a little later than originally anticipated.
By: Allison Stephen
The former Edmonton Journal building has been listed for sale, and we're taking a look back at the evolution of Edmonton's longest-serving newspaper.
By: Allison Stephen
It may sound like something out of a wild crime drama, but 40 years ago, an Edmonton Transit Service (ETS) employee pulled off a massive coin heist, stealing more than $2.3 million in literal pocket change.
Edmonton often gets pegged as a city full of refineries, parking lots, and endless suburbs, but there is no shortage of photos showing that there's more to YEG than meets the eye.
Summer may be winding down, but it's shaping up to be a busy weekend in Edmonton, with plenty to see, eat, and cheer for.
A chance to own a stately piece of Edmonton's early history has come up on the market. The Hugh Duncan Residence, located at 8520 104th St.
An Edmonton-headquartered company has been ranked one of the world's best.
After all those summer road trips and patio visits in Edmonton, money can be tight; it can feel like enjoying fall is almost out of financial reach.
It's hard to believe we're already halfway through September, but there are still plenty of ways to make the most of the month around Edmonton.
