The Fort McMurray wildfires have sparked new research related to PTSD. A Canadian research team is studying the mental health effects of the fires. Su-Ling Goh has the details.
The 48-foot, fully equipped mobile training centre was parked at the Conexus Arts Centre and more than 120 people registered for the day long workshop.
With temperatures soaring to the high 20s this week, seeking refuge from the heat is key at the Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival. Margeaux Morin has more from Old Strathcona.
Another Alberta industry could be facing a serious setback. When it comes to Canadian canola, China is making demands and they could put hundreds of millions of dollars in trade at risk. Vinesh Pratap has the story.
Fresh from her silver medal win last week, Toronto swimming star Penny Oleksiak arrived to greet reporters at the press centre in Rio with her prized possessions hanging around her neck.
The same committee that proposed giving political parties taxpayer rebates for campaign expenses is now taking aim at how much parties are allowed to spend. As provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon explains, the opposition feels the NDP is locking in its own advantage.
Getting time at an Edmonton indoor soccer centre is next to impossible. Fields are at 94 per cent capacity during the winter. But as Quinn Ohler reports, the city is taking the first steps to open a new indoor facility.
Hillary Clinton's campaign is questioning Donald Trump's top political aide's ties to a pro-Kremlin political party in Ukraine, claiming it is evidence of the Republican nominee's cozy relationship with Russia.
There’s a video making the rounds online and it shows a man killing a bear in northern Alberta with a spear. Many people who have seen it are infuriated and now the province stresses it is looking to ban the practice. Sarah Kraus has the details.
Trees more than five metres tall have been completely uprooted and debris is scattered across Mike Lane’s yard after a downburst hit the Oshawa area on Saturday.
A YouTube video showing the killing of a black bear, has people looking at Alberta's hunting regulations.
Canadian YouTube star Mike Tompkins still marvels at the list of celebrities that came through for a music video he co-created in support of Hillary Clinton.
