Since Bill 6 was put in place, the number of claims made by Alberta farm workers to the Workers' Compensation Board have more than doubled. But at least one critic is warning against reading too much into the numbers.
The Calgary-based company is partnering with Sierra Oil and Gas and Grupo TMM on the project that will have TransCanada holding a 50 per cent interest.
The Calgary Real Estate Board said Tuesday that sales activity totalled 1,741 units last month, for a 12.6 decrease over last year.
Staff say 96 per cent of people who visited the Wood Buffalo Food Bank in June 2016 had never accessed a food bank before.
It’s been two months since Fort McMurray evacuees were allowed to return home. Many of them are still piecing their lives and homes back together. It’s put a lot of strain on community services, like the food bank. Sarah Kraus has the story.
It's as "Edmonton" as cold winters, green onion cakes, and the Oilers. If you grew up in Alberta's capital, chances are you have a memory associated with the Green Shack program.
After several recent flooding events on Edmonton's Whitemud Drive, some drivers are wondering if the road and drainage systems need an upgrade. One councillor suggests better communication might help.
New legislation that makes Alberta's payday loan fees the lowest in Canada came into effect Monday.
An elderly pedestrian struck by a dump truck while crossing Parliament Street in the east end last week has died in hospital.
The president's blistering comments came on the heels of Trump's criticism of an American Muslim family whose son, a captain in the U.S. Army, was killed in Iraq
Tourists were shocked Sunday when a fin whale swam right up to them as they were out whale-watching near Tadoussac, Que.
At the time of Yelchin's death, the Jeep Grand Cherokee was under recall for problems with the gear shift.
A new study suggests that heart attack patients reap the benefits of fish oil supplements – omega-3 fatty acids reduce damage post-heart attack.
Muslim women across the country have taken to social media to ask the world #CanYouHearUsNow?
A 1,200-person work camp northeast of Peace River, Alta. is up for sale. The site includes a gym, medical clinic, full-service dining, Wi-Fi, a rec room and backup generators.
Surveillance video released Monday shows the moment a slow moving car plowed into a Walmart store in Wayne, West Virginia after a pair of dogs accidentally put the running car in motion.
It's not just another swim meet - but you have to treat it like one.
In an effort to raise awareness about male cancers, the Male Cancer Awareness Campaign is taking it to the skies.
This weekend, some brave souls will test their strength and stamina as they hit the road to create a cancer-free society. Victoria Snable and Dr. Matthew Parliament tell us more about the Ride to Conquer Cancer and the research it supports.
The fact that many Albertans are tightening their purse strings didn't seem to stifle the crowds at Northlands' K-Days festival. But how did Heritage Festival do?
The preliminary hearing for Lt.-Col. Mason Stalker, who is facing 10 charges in a sexual assault investigation, is scheduled to start Tuesday.
Lethbridge police are investigating the death of a 6-year-old girl on Monday.
Global Edmonton plays an active part in Edmonton’s Crime Stoppers program and on the first Tuesday of every month, we’ll bring you some great tips to help make the Capital Region safer. Annette Wagers and Const. Joshua Maeda join us.
Wildfires are burning in seven Western U.S. states, from California's famed Big Sur region to tribal towns and hamlets near Reno, Nevada.
It's time to get your lawn chairs and popcorn ready, as free movies are back in downtown Winnipeg.
