The stance has mystified insurance industry representatives who have been pushing to use new mapping tools to identify risk areas and make that information public.
Federal prosecutors are handling about half of the minor marijuana possession charges that they did before the last federal election, figures released to Global News show.
Toronto District School Board officials said in a statement that the temporary move is being done to improve the speed of the board’s wireless network.
Kindale Developmental Association in Armstrong has been impacted by flooding.
The Providing Accessible Transit Here program will now offer free monthly transit passes to vulnerable adults. Before now, the program was only offered to homeless youth in Edmonton.
An employee from Burrito Jack's Sackville location says she and other staff members only found once the news was posted on social media
A Florida teenager who confessed to police to throwing an elderly woman into a swimming pool when she tried to break up a party at an apartment complex, has been sentenced to three weeks of juvenile detention.
Police are looking for a man after gunshots rang out in downtown Hamilton.
Your one stop to the highlights of the Tasha Kheiriddin Show on May 9.
In a message posted on the company website, CEO Dr. William Ingledew said over the past decade, the world of retail has been changed by online shopping.
Alberta Health Services confirmed Tuesday afternoon an adult who had open-heart surgery contracted the bacterial infection Mycobacterium Chimaera (M. chimaera).
It’s hoped a Canadian tourism conference being held in Calgary this week will help stimulate the economy by enticing tourists from around the world to visit Alberta.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is hoping for a Liberal win in the 2017 B.C. election, according to a political commentator.
Edmonton Coun. Scott McKeen is looking for the city to help crackdown on some of the less savoury after effects of the Edmonton Oilers Stanley Cup playoff run.
University of Alberta paleontologist Philip Currie has been studying the eggs since 1993. In 2015, Currie, accompanied by the farmer who first collected them, returned to the discovery site in north-central China's Henan province.
Almost a century ago, men and money laboured mightily to turn black, sandy gunk into something that people would pay for. Eventually, an industry was founded. The result changed Alberta — and Canada — forever.
Tickets to Wednesday night's Edmonton Oilers watch party at Rogers Place went on sale on Tuesday morning and sold out in less than two minutes.
Edmontonians looking to travel through a section of the river valley will have to find a detour for a few days.
A fire at a school under construction in west Edmonton was caused by a membrane on the roof heating up and then igniting other materials, sources told Global News.
So far, the heavy rains and melting snowpack across Quebec have flooded 2,733 residences.
St. Paul's Cathedral in London will hold its first service inside the church in nearly six months after the main worship space was deemed unsafe late last year.
Home Capital didn't disclose what the buyer would pay or when a firm deal would be concluded.
The city of Saskatoon is testing its notifynow system on May 9 beginning at 6 p.m. CT.
Manitoba Premier Brian Pallister cited security concerns Monday as he refused to answer opposition questions about how he stays in touch with staff while at his vacation home in Costa Rica.
The man was found by a driver on Norm Newman Drive in Dartmouth just before 11 p.m. Monday
