The Edmonton Oilers may not have won the game against the Pittsburgh Penguins Friday night, but they came out with one point in what head coach Todd McLellan called an intense, quick, fast, exciting game. Hear more from McLellan following Saturday’s practice.
Researchers at the University of Calgary released a new study that showed a drastic decline in the number of concussions following a ban on body checking
Officials with ORGNE say that a man in his thirties has been sent to a local trauma centre in Toronto after he was critically injured following an incident in Peterborough.
A little boy who only wants to see the Red Sox play has been given a new chance after receiving a new heart.
Officials in France said that a five-year-old white rhinoceros named Vince was shot three times in the head by poachers who broke into the Thoiry Zoo.
Chef Alex Chen of Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar shares his recipe for beet salad
A University of Alberta student received a standing ovation in the House of Commons earlier this week following her impassioned speech denouncing Islamophobia in Canada.
A smiling statue of the man known as Mr. Hockey now watches over visitors to the Hockey Hall of Fame.
Holi celebrations are underway Saturday at the Vaudreuil-Dorion Sports Complex. The festival marks the end of winter and the beginning of the spring equinox.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
University of Alberta student Srosh Hassana received a standing ovation in the House of Commons earlier this week following her impassioned speech denouncing Islamophobia in Canada.
As more asylum seekers continue to make their way on foot in to Emerson, Manitoba, the numbers continue to rapidly increase.
Saskatoon-based Vido-InterVac has received funding for research into the Zika virus.
Sat, Mar 11 – It’s downtown dining week in Edmonton. Over the next nine days, restaurants will serve different menus and offer different culinary styles. One of the participating restaurants is the Crash Hotel. Executive chef Nathin Bye joins Kent and Tina in the kitchen.
Terra MacLean from the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society was back on the Morning News Saturday with a couple of dogs looking for their forever homes.
The University of Alberta Golden Bears and Pandas are hosting back-to-back U Sports National Championships. Track and field is going on right now and men’s volleyball is next weekend.
An Edmonton developer is speaking out, calling for more to be done when it comes to all the empty office space cropping up downtown. Vinesh Pratap reports.
In the last several months, two new office towers opened downtown and a third remains under construction. As tenants moved, older spaces have been vacated. The musical chairs, coupled with the economic downturn, has made it more difficult to fill the vacuum.
Treadmill, elliptical, bike, stairs. Cardio exercise is often the first thought when it comes to fat loss. But is it the best way? Shara Vigeant from SVPT Fitness & Athletics says no.
Pharmacists are some of the most accessible health care professionals. It’s pharmacist awareness month and Kent sits down with Pam Lavold from the Medicine Shoppe to talk about the evolution of the profession and the role a pharmacist can play in your health.
Police in the western German city of Essen sealed off a shopping center in the center of town and ordered it to remain closed on Saturday due to concrete indications of a possible attack.
Two of the three people accused of murdering two convenience store clerks in south Edmonton in 2015 now have a trial set for next year.
Sherwood Park teenager Ryan Hauck is living his dream of playing basketball, thanks to a supportive coach and teammates.
A 15-year-old Alberta boy with three inoperable brain tumours is living his dream of playing basketball. Sarah Kraus has his inspiring story.
