The NHL trade deadline is less than two months away, and the Edmonton Oilers have a few players they could dangle in a trade.

Penguins goaltender Stuart Skinner is preparing to return to Edmonton, and has spoken out ahead of his return to his old stomping grounds.

"It doesn't really matter if I was treated fairly or not," Skinner said of Oilers exit. "I don't even care if I was treated fairly or not."

The Edmonton Oilers will be making some moves ahead of this year's trade deadline, and we now know what their top target is.

Big Lake, Riverview, Wedgwood, Chappelle, Cumberland, and Horse Hills are expected to see a steady influx of development, and Edmonton Fire Rescue Services Chief David Lazenby said he will ask for new stations in a four-year city budget cycle that starts in 2026.

Sports saved my life. A response I gave after long reflections and soul searching, when asked about success. Some ask, “How can a person who was born on an Indian reserve, sent to three residential schools and separated from family,

Maxim Berezkin has expressed interest in signing with Edmonton in the spring and delivered an outstanding performance for Yaroslavl Lokomotiv (KHL) last season when the organization won the Gagarin Cup. He has been less effective this year (4-14-18 in 44 games) but is a power winger with skill. He could be NHL-ready.

A commission reviewing Alberta’s electoral boundaries suggests Edmonton should have 21 ridings — up from the 20 it currently has — but some residents say the city should have more than that, based on the growing population.