Thu, Mar 17 – Edmonton Oilers head coach Todd McLellan was announced as Sport Central’s new ambassador on Thursday. The organization works to assist underprivileged children in Edmonton as well as across central and northern Alberta by helping to provide them with the resources they need to take part in sport. Kent Morrison spoke to...
Barack Obama will move to declassify U.S. military and intelligence records related to Argentina's "Dirty War," the White House said Thursday.
After starting judo at the age of 10, Justin Wack has seen his share of success, including numerous medals and singing the national anthem at an Oilers game. Justin was born blind, but he’s never let that get in the way of anything he has set out to accomplish. Kevin Karius has more.
Millions of Instagram users are up in arms over a change coming to the photo-sharing app. Emily Mertz explains how public outcry has pressured companies to reverse decisions before.
It’s been 10 years since a groundbreaking skull surgery technique was pioneered at the Stollery Children’s Hospital in Edmonton. Su-Ling Goh reports.
Twice this week a semi truck has wedged itself under an overpass near Edmonton’s High Level Bridge. It’s renewed questions around how the crashes can be prevented. Fletcher Kent reports.
How would you like a home in your neighbourhood replaced with a parking lot? It happened on one high-density residential street downtown. While some expect surface parking in central Edmonton, the Downtown Edmonton Community League sees it differently. Vinesh Pratap reports.
Edmonton is poised to see a significant surge in population in the next 50 years, but how will the city deal with it? Shallima Maharaj got a preview.
The wait list for a subsidized home has more than tripled since 2014 and the list is growing. Kendra Slugoski has more on the demand and lagging supply.
A startup backed by Napster co-founder Sean Parker is seeking to upend the theatrical model and bring first-run films, through a $150 encrypted set-box, directly into the home for $50 a pop.
While there are signs advising drivers about the height restriction, it's not a rare sight to see a truck lodged under the bridge's entrance, blocking traffic. So, can anything be done?
One University of Alberta professor suggests online pornography and sexting should be discussed with Alberta students during sexual health education classes.
A 77-year-old woman is dead after a collision with a semi truck Thursday morning.
More than 50 people have rallied outside the county office in Thorhild north of Edmonton to show support for three councillors fired by the province.
After a repeat distracted driver was issued her 14th violation ticket by the Vancouver Police, prompting a call from the force to prohibit her from ever getting behind the wheel again, questions are being raised about what it takes to lose a driver’s licence in British Columbia.
Mar 17 – Andre Grace of the University of Alberta’s Institute for Sexual Minority Studies & Services explains what topics need greater emphasis in the province’s sexual health education program and why.
Police are asking the public to keep and eye out for a missing Prince George man that has not been seen in nearly a week.
RCMP are investigating after someone found a "weathered skull" near the Bow River, south of the Town of Gleichen.
A Kentucky mother was in court on Thursday for a bail hearing after being arrested for allegedly throwing a steak knife at her 10-year-old daughter.
The news comes on top of a season of freakishly warm weather at the top of the planet, including above-freezing days at the North Pole and a string of temperature records.
An Alberta contractor is making headlines around the world after his Apple Watch "100 per cent" saved his life while he was having a heart attack.
