Allison Stephen is a writer based in Edmonton. She focuses on themes related to real estate, including commercial and residential markets, property management, and real estate development, as well as travel and tourism. Allison's 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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Alberta is planning to introduce new consumer protections for people buying resale event tickets.
There's a magazine-worthy home for sale in Edmonton that comes with its own sauna, home theatre, and unreal views of MacKinnon Ravine.
The final full week of October is here, and there's no shortage of spooky events happening around Edmonton that are sure to send shivers down your spine.
By: Allison Stephen
Lottery players in Alberta have been walking away with some serious cash lately, and one recent winner already has some practical plans for his big prize.
Cafe Bel Air, Western Canada's only Mauritian restaurant, is asking for help after a fire caused extensive damage to the family-owned business.
By: Allison Stephen
Alberta is about to move to permanent daylight saving time (DST) , and as of this upcoming Sunday (Nov. 1), the twice-a-year clock changes will be a thing of the past.
From TV schedules to sunrises, here's a look at what will be different in Alberta once we switch to permanent daylight saving time.
A giant volcano is about to erupt in a park near Edmonton, but instead of lava, it's a brand-new playground in Fort Saskatchewan.
The Ardrossan Farmers Market east of Edmonton says it won't be returning for its 2027 season, citing a lack of volunteers to keep it operational.
A new underground connection in downtown Edmonton is nearing completion, set to link the LRT system with a growing new development.
