The Alberta legislature grounds were busy Thursday afternoon as politicians of all stripes addressed a crowd rallying to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion built.
Newspaper publishers across the U.S. already strapped by years of declining revenue say they’re dealing with an existential threat: Recently imposed tariffs on Canadian newsprint driving up their business costs.
Saskatchewan added $11.4 million to its mental health budget, but much of that new money comes from the federal government.
When it comes to do-it-yourself art projects, some parents can morph into fun police – making sure the paint, glue and clay stay on the the table. But on artist-turned-mom encourages parents to embrace the mess. Laurel Gregory explains.
A Regina man was arrested and charged with robbery, two counts of breach of undertaking and carrying a concealed weapon.
The legalized marijuana job boom is leading to a grey area for would-be employees with black market experience. And that means some frank discussions about what's being called "green experience."
Les Kaminski, president of the Calgary Police Association, is pleading with ASIRT to release names of two suspects in two Calgary police officer-involved shootings.
Here are the top stories from the Thursday, April 12, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton.
“It’s really all about people coming together to make an impact much greater than they can on their own.”
A big change in the Prime Minister’s travel plan. After the Summit of the Americas in Peru, he’s coming back to Ottawa to talk pipeline with Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and British Columbia Premier John Horgan. Finance Minister Bill Morneau is tempering expectations ahead of the meeting. Abigail Bimman explains.
"He is a constant reminder of the sacrifices our officers make to keep the citizens of Victoria and Esquimalt safe."
"He is a constant reminder of the sacrifices our officers make to keep the citizens of Victoria and Esquimalt safe."
Tyler Bieber, 29, was in his first year doing play-by-play for the Humboldt Broncos when he died in the bus tragedy.
Toronto police said in a statement the incidents happened at Wexford Collegiate School for the Arts, near Pharmacy Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East, between late last year and March.
A local state of emergency and an evacuation alert have been issued for the Green Lake area in Electoral Area ‘D’ .
A small black puppy has been rescued after its head became stuck in the centre of a car wheel this past Friday.
Saddle Lake Dam in Grand Forks is being lowered to prevent flooding
Toronto police said a 30-year-old man was waiting in a restaurant near Bathurst and Niagara streets when an argument began between the two men.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley says she will attend a meeting about the Trans Mountain pipeline in good faith and with an open mind, but the bottom line is the expansion project must get built without delay.
The RCMP will not comment on any of the allegations and cautioned that the investigation is ongoing.
A pedestrian was fatally struck by a freight train Thursday afternoon near Guelph GO, the transit operator says.
The Jets street party is expanding another block. There will also be more TV screens for fans to watch the game and a new zone for families.
Dauphin RCMP arrested a 13-year old boy Wednesday after getting a call about a student threatening to harm other students.
The president of a large coach and school bus company is pushing for new industry safety standards following the tragic crash in Saskatchewan last weekend.
The supply constraints of the auto-injectors, which provide emergency treatment for people at risk of life-threatening allergic reactions, were first reported in January.
