Allison Stephen is a local journalist based in Edmonton, Canada. She writes for Daily Hive and her work has also been featured in blogTO. Allison covers a range of topics including local events, travel, lifestyle, and entertainment, with a focus on providing readers with information and recommendations for things to do in Edmonton.
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (Local)
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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By: Allison Stephen
An Edmonton landlord on Facebook Marketplace wants you to share a bedroom with a stranger for a staggering $550 per month.
Taking a train to Banff or Jasper could soon be a reality after the province released details on its Passenger Rail Master Plan.
By: Allison Stephen
An exciting new Netflix series will begin filming in Alberta earlier than expected, and we can't wait to see these stars around town.
By: Allison Stephen
Here are some seasonal jobs you can apply for right now for the summer in Edmonton, and some of them pay a pretty penny.
By: Allison Stephen
An Alberta couple is taking a family-focused approach to their windfall after discovering they won a top prize on a scratch ticket.
Edmonton sales aren't outpacing supply too much, meaning the housing market benefits from much more balanced conditions than Calgary.
Many Albertans are turning to local grocery chains during a boycott of massive Canadian retailer Loblaw amidst surging grocery prices.
Thousands are planning to boycott the massive Canadian retailer Loblaw, and many Edmontonians are turning to local stores in response.
For those looking to take part but don't want to drain their bank accounts, here are some tips for enjoying the Oilers playoffs for cheap.
By: Allison Stephen
A piece of Edmonton Oilers history is back on the market, and the price has dropped to a cool $2.6 million.
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