Edmonton police are asking the public for help finding a sculpture that was stolen from a west-end garage last April. The art is part of a series that is supposed to be in an exhibition this year.
A man whose family said they hadn't seen him since a wildfire forced the evacuation of Fort McMurray last May has been found alive and well.
While Const. David Wynn's widow is thrilled a bill named after her late husband passed second reading in Ottawa Wednesday, the way two local MPs voted was "difficult" for her.
The province is hiring 35 more Crown prosecutors and 30 more support staff to help deal with backlogs in the legal system. Tom Vernon reports from the Edmonton law courts.
About half a dozen drivers will be facing repair bills this morning after hitting a large pothole in Surrey.
Teens who experience violence in relationships are more likely to suffer from domestic abuse as an adult, according to a new study from the University of Calgary.
Dramatic video shows a Kansas trooper rescuing a stranded truck driver from a wildfire and driving through thick smoke as flames lick the roadside.
Armed with metal detector and a shovel Daniel Kristiansen and his father Klaus, went off into the field to see what they could find.
Nova Scotia's Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) have cleared Halifax Regional Police (HRP) of any wrongdoing after a man was found unconscious in one of the department's cells last summer.
The city is taking big steps to help address its projected $9.5 million shortfall in the 2017 budget.
A SaskPower supervisor has been fined $28,000 after a worker under his supervision died after being electrocuted.
Two Saskatchewan men fined $3,000, forfeit firearms for poaching and hunting at night with a spotlight.
Closing arguments have begun at the trial of a Toronto woman who was charged after giving water to pigs on their way to slaughter.
Conservative Sen. Lynn Beyak said "the abundance of good" that occurred in residential schools has not been acknowledged.
The first-ever Edmonton Flamenco Festival takes place March 10 at the Winspear, so Cat Moores and Jane Ogilvie dropped by to share some details.
Security expert Ross McLean breaks down the incident and how police may be able to track down the suspect
Every month staff from the Edmonton Valley Zoo drop by with one of their residents. Jasmine and Twyla dropped by with a Gunther the leachie gecko, also known as a New Caledonian giant gecko.
Alberta's appeal court will hear arguments Thursday on both the conviction and sentence given to David and Collet Stephan, who failed to get proper medical treatment for their 18-month-old son who later died of bacterial meningitis.
Next week, several brave University of Alberta business students will spend five days and nights camping outside to better understand the challenges of Edmonton’s less fortunate and raise funds.
Feels like -26 – yikes! Here’s Mike Sobel’s Thursday, March 9, 2017 early morning weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
Royal Dutch Shell says it has signed two agreements to sell its undeveloped oilsands interests in Canada to CNRL for a net consideration of US$7.25 billion.
Not Just Tourists started 25 years ago and now it has chapters across Canada. Volunteers take medical supplies like gauze, IV kits, gloves and more to small remote clinics in developing countries that can’t afford the supplies.
The Kelowna Women's Shelter and Elizabeth Fry Society celebrated International Women's Day Wednesday with a fundraiser.
A Victoria non-profit that uses cutting-edge technology to help the disabled in developing countries is in the running for a contest that could change everything.
Global Edmonton has been nominated for eight Radio Television Digital News Association Awards in the Prairie region.
