The city of Edmonton loves its pyramids and Muttart Conservatory is a collection of towering pyramid shaped buildings that somewhat define the city’s skyline. There are four pyramids with each ...

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If Putrella, the infamous corpse flower, decides to bloom again in the next year she’ll do so without the usual fanfare, as the Muttart Conservatory is shutting down for much-needed renovations ...

CTV News Edmonton’s Matt Woodman takes a look at the history of the Muttart Conservatory, a botanical garden whose glass pyramids have occupied the city skyline for 50 years.

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1:57 Alberta’s tourism industry faces daunting path to rebuild lost workforce The federal government is giving a funding boost to help several Edmonton attractions for residents and visitors expand ...

There's been a moon landing at Edmonton's Muttart Conservatory. The latest seasonal exhibit at the river valley botanical gardens features an internationally-acclaimed art installation called Museum ...

One of Edmonton’s stinkiest attractions, Putrella the corpse flower, is set to bloom again. The Muttart Conservatory shared the news on their Facebook page Tuesday, announcing that Putrella — a Titan ...