Новости за 26.07.2016

Ford Nation is apparently still a driving political force in west-end Toronto, where the nephew of the late Rob Ford has been elected a new city councillor.

Watch out for outmoded currency the next time you travel.

The Monday, July 25, 2016 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Florida is again reeling from a mass shooting at a nightclub.

A young Edmonton artist is leaving her mark on the skateboarding community. She’s designing boards in the hopes of making the sport more inviting to a wider demographic. Emily Mertz explains.

A Spruce Grove business owner says he is lucky to have come away unscathed following a recent encounter with thieves at his shop.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people look forward to K-Days. But the event sets aside one morning for a few hundred kids with special needs to make sure they get to take part in the fun as well. Su-Ling Goh explains.

Despite Alberta’s shaky economy, some Edmonton summer festivals are cashing in. As Kendra Slugoski reports, that may have more to do with sunshine than anything else.

Alberta Culture and Tourism has released a Request for Proposals of 3D mannequins to be included in the new RAM.

The Alberta government is taking some of the province’s biggest power providers to court. The NDP alleges a series of backroom deals involving Enron and the former PC government could cost consumers $2 billion. Fletcher Kent explains.

An Edmonton artist is making skateboarding a more beautiful - and gender inclusive - sport, but she needs your help.

A recent robbery in broad daylight could have turned deadly for a Spruce Gruve business owner. With property crimes on the rise, he’s now calling for more security for industrial areas. Sarah Kraus reports.

The Edmonton Police Association is speaking out about a violent incident involving police officers over the weekend. A police chase saw the suspects being pursued turn their guns on officers. Julia Wong reports.