Новости за 24.03.2016

A webcast of the News Hour with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler, Edmonton’s most-watched newscast, from Wednesday, March 23, 2016.

The owner of a Naramata vineyard blames uphill development for flooding on his property.

The British Columbia coroner says an Alberta woman fell to her death while snowboarding in an out-of-bounds area near the Fernie Alpine Resort.

Fan favourite Dora the Explorer, as well as SpongeBob SquarePants and Little Charmer Lavender will headline the annual Children’s Festival.

The Lethbridge Hurricanes are just days away from playing the biggest hockey game the city has seen in seven years.

After being denied entry into the L.A. Marathon, Alberta's Chris Koch--born without arms and legs--has found a marathon that will accept his longboard.

When we’re barely able to meet expenses in the present, saving money for the future may seem difficult. Calgary financial educator Ben Eggen has creative ways Albertans can start tucking away money, and explains why having a savings fund is so important.

Recent figures from Edmonton school divisions show that more and more parents are choosing to enrol their children in French immersion programs, resulting in new challenges for school boards in deciding where to put the programs.

Concerns have been raised about Edmonton being excluded from improved EI benefits announced in the federal budget. Gord Steinke sits down with the city’s chief economist to get his view on the snub.

One of four military vehicle replicas to be sent to Alberta as part of a national program to honour Canadian veterans of the Afghanistan war will reside in Airdrie.

Wed, Mar 23: Some laid off Albertans will soon receive extended employment insurance benefits because of the economic slump in the province. As Reid Fiest reports, for many out of work Albertans, the relief is welcome, but what they really want is a job.

A webcast of the Wednesday, March 23, 2016 edition of the Early News with Gord Steinke on Global Edmonton.