Partial human remains found in Burnaby park
Police have not identified the remains, and say it is too early to say how they ended up in the park.
Police have not identified the remains, and say it is too early to say how they ended up in the park.
Kalia Douglas-Micallef says she worked at Freshii for two days before her manager terminated her because her responses 'were delayed.'
"He was apprehended on a mental-health check," a lawyer representing the group stated outside the proceedings.
Less than two months after the idea won a high-profile contest in Alberta's capital, the notion that Edmontonians could begin using gondolas as a form of public transit is not only not grounded, it continues to soar.
While the exact impact isn't known, the 2017 flood and fire season did affect the Okanagan's tourism industry.
A 54-year-old man from Airdrie, Alta. was killed when the minivan he was driving collided with a pickup truck north of Gibbons, Alta., police said Tuesday night.
Traffic on Highway 28 north of Gibbons, Alta. is being rerouted on Tuesday evening as the RCMP investigates a two-vehicle crash.
Driving in the downtown core may be giving Londoners a headache, but the city says it'll be worth it.
Some passengers were reportedly stuck 20 to 30 metres above ground, dangling face down.
Canada’s national cheer team took home bronze from the world championship in Florida. The junior national team won silver. As Quinn Phillips reports, this Global Edmonton MVP was on both teams.
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The YWCA says six to seven complaints have already been filed using the toolkit since its launch just a few days ago.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast beginning Tuesday, May 1, 2018. Psst! Check out Monday!
Toronto researchers are testing a way to fix parts of the brain that cause depression. Su-Ling Goh has the details, plus introduces us to a woman with OCD who has a new furry friend.
The province of Alberta announced Tuesday it is committing all 10 ministries to working with front-line staff to stop sexual violence. Sarah Kraus reports.
The federal NDP said leader Jagmeet Singh received the results of a third-party investigation into harassment allegations against one of his MP’s about two weeks ago, and that the findings will be released soon.
While this idea is still a ways away from becoming reality, the urban gondola project took a giant leap forward at Monday’s Edmonton Transit Advisory Board Committee meeting. Nancy Carlson explains.
Despite the billions of dollars we’ve invested in public transit over the past decade, Edmontonians are not changing their transportation habits. Kim Smith has results of a survey released Tuesday.
As the deadline to fix the signalling issues on the Metro Line comes and goes, Edmontonians are still waiting. The city filed a notice of default against the contractor Thales. Vinesh Pratap has more.
The Tuesday, May 1, 2018 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.
The pair had recently moved to Richmond from the Surrey area, and also had ties to Vernon.
The Halifax Regional Municipality is looking to hire six Red Seal Certified truck and transport mechanics, as well as fleet supervisors for Halifax transit. But two years after their hiring campaign began no end is in sight.
New numbers from Regina police show the vast majority of crime in the city dipped slightly in 2017. But for neighbourhoods like North Central, it's still the same old story.
Now officially in its first phase of implementation, the curbside recycling program in Lethbridge arrived at 900 homes this spring, and it's generating both excitement and concerns about the new program.
Paid days off or Clare's Law? The government and opposition debate the next best step to handle Saskatchewan's high rate of domestic abuse.