Avenue Edmonton Magazine is one of our city’s most popular lifestyle magazines, and on the last Tuesday of each month editor Steven Sandor joins Global News Morning with a preview of the upcoming edition, which features some local road trip ideas and a story about canoeing down the North Saskatchewan River.
After years of giving back, a number of prominent Alberta women will be recognized for their community support. Daughters Day is an awards ceremony honouring the daughters in our lives who help end gender discrimination and stand up for the rights of …
Alberta RCMP prepare for the re-entry of thousands of Fort McMurray residents this week.
An American man charged with murder over the killing of four of his relatives has gone on trial in the Czech Republic.
The UN health agency says "plain packaging" on tobacco products has shown to be an effective complement to health warnings, advertising restrictions, and curbs on misleading packaging to help save lives.
The director of the Cincinnati Zoo says it remains safe for its 1.6 million annual visitors despite a weekend tragedy in which a gorilla was fatally shot to protect a 4-year-old boy who had entered its exhibit.
Amnesty International said Tuesday that more than 1.2 million Afghans have been forced to flee their homes due to violence in the past three years.
Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko, who spent two years in Russian custody before she was released last week, was sworn in as a lawmaker in the national parliament on Tuesday.
An all-party committee is expected to begin reviewing Justin Trudeau's behaviour for causing a fracas at the House of Commons.
Closing arguments are to begin today in the murder trial of two men accused of killing a Hamilton father who disappeared three years ago on a test drive of a truck he was trying to sell.
If he does leave the only franchise he has played for in his nine-year career, he will do it having failed to deliver the championship.
"He just started jumping higher and circling the tree and chewing the cherries, it looks likes pits and all," said orchard owner Natalie Butler.
Wildlife officials in Thailand have begun removing some of the 137 tigers held at a Buddhist temple.
It’s an investigation that’s quickly garnered international attention. An alleged incident in a West Edmonton Mall bathroom is now being investigated by more than just Edmonton police. Shallima Maharaj reports.
The Canadian government won't discuss whether there's any merit to a report officials in India have warned of a man running a terror "camp" in B.C., with the intent on carrying out attacks in India.
Five graduates were part of the inaugural class of students taking mining specialization at the university for the first time since 1976.
Mike Armstrong first met the Mahameed family in Jordan, to where they fled the violence of the Syrian civil war. Now, six months later, he catches up with the family in their new home in Vancouver.
Actor Lena Dunham thinks "apologizing is a modern plague." What do you think? Is "sorry" overused?
A Texas man has been arrested for allegedly stabbing his girlfriend to death and then posting a picture of the aftermath onto her Facebook page, according to reports.
The goal is to raise $10,000 for the Shiners Hospital, which is a Spartan Race charity partner, and where all three athletes have been treated.
The St-Paul's United church project on Lakeshore Road in Kelowna has come to an end before it even began.
The group will now be able to focus on helping the province tackle a potential mussel invasion through awareness programs.
The Quebec Liberal Caucus gathered Monday evening at a special, previously unplanned caucus meeting away from the National Assembly.
A Calgary couple made an unexpected and potentially dangerous military discovery in their backyard.
The Monday, May 30, 2016 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
