Новости за 05.07.2016

Fiji police believe the victims in the unsolved murder case were Russian couple Yuri and Natalia Shipulin.

Former London Mayor Boris Johnson threw his support behind Andrea Leadsom in the race to be Britain's next prime minister.

As Iraqis mourned in shock and disbelief, more dead bodies were recovered Tuesday from the site of a massive Islamic State suicide bombing this weekend in central Baghdad, bringing the death toll to 175, officials said.

The federal and Manitoba governments are spending one million dollars to improve drainage and address other water-related issues affecting agricultural producers in the Rural Municipality (RM) of Bifrost-Riverton.

Police are investigating after a man was found with gunshots wounds inside a car in Ajax late Monday evening.

The bodies of the seven Japanese killed in a militant attack in Bangladesh returned to home Tuesday as investigators in Dhaka searched for clues about the possible masterminds behind the gruesome attack that left 28 dead.

Saudi Arabia says a Pakistani man who came to the kingdom 12 years ago to work as a driver carried out the suicide bombing outside of one of Islam's holiest sites.

Braving intense radiation, a NASA spacecraft reached Jupiter on Monday after a five-year voyage to begin exploring the king of the planets.

The menu is always changing based on what's in season and Brown says that has customers coming back for more.

Doctors at the McGill University Health Centre were eager to set the record straight about their right-to-die policy for patients Monday afternoon.

Indonesian police said a suspected militant died in a suicide bombing attack Tuesday outside police headquarters in the city of Solo.

At 3,000 hectares, Burns Bog is the largest undeveloped urban land mass in North America.

President Barack Obama, marking his final Fourth of July in the White House, said freedom isn't something that "just happens" but must be defended every single day.

A barge carrying an Independence Day fireworks display caught fire Monday night causing all of the fireworks to go off at once.

University of Lethbridge alumnus and local lawyer Kurt Schlachter is the new chair of the university's Board of Governors.

Conservative MP Jason Kenney says he has "an important announcement" to make in Calgary on Wednesday.

Area residents are concerned about the safety of a north Edmonton parking lot after a 50-year-old pedestrian was struck near a five-way stop and succumbed to her injuries on Saturday.

Alberta Venture magazine has named their Top 50 Most Influential Albertans of 2016.

For 25 years, the city of Fort Saskatchewan has employed “Living Lawnmowers.” Leading the unique program is a modern-day shepherd with an impressive and surprising background. Lesley MacDonald has the story of this month’s Global News Woman of Vision.

The Monday, July 4, 2016 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Edmonton city council's approval of a developer's plan to build a massive residential tower in Oliver last week is just the latest chapter in an ongoing discussion about how they city's buildings are designed.

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and when it comes to what’s being built in Edmonton, everyone has an opinion about how things look. So, has the bar been raised in recent years? Vinesh Pratap has a look.

A woman’s death in Edmonton over the weekend has resurrected some longstanding concerns over parking lot safety. The victim was walking outside a north side shopping complex when she was hit and pinned by a vehicle. Shallima Maharaj has more on what patrons believe is a “significant hazard.”

It was once a controversial vaccine offered by the province to young girls in an effort to protect them from a cancer caused by a sexually-transmitted virus. Now, eight years later, a new study suggests that the HPV vaccine really is working. Kendra Slugoski reports.

Global Edmonton’s chief weather anchor Jesse Beyer offers some tips on how to stay safe when severe weather hits.