Notley says Ottawa buying pipeline limits BC’s ability to hamper
Premier Rachel Notley says Alberta is less likely to use the bill to “turn off the taps” to B.C. now that the Crown has purchased the Trans Mountain pipeline.
Premier Rachel Notley says Alberta is less likely to use the bill to “turn off the taps” to B.C. now that the Crown has purchased the Trans Mountain pipeline.
The service will begin operating June 4, three days after Greyhound discontinues its northern routes.
Tuesday marks the launch of Global News Radio 880 Edmonton and Corus Edmonton station manager Jim Haskins spoke to Gord Steinke about what it all means.
Officials won’t say that the June 12 Singapore summit is back on, but preparations on both sides of the Pacific are proceeding as if it is.
The family home has evolved over the years as open, multi-functional spaces are replacing single-purpose rooms. Laurel Gregory looks at how a home’s design can impact a family.
“She’s a genuine champion,” her next competitor said.
The number of reported hate crimes is on the rise, both in Canada and the United States. With everything from the protests in Charlottesville to pro-white graffiti signs, it seems nowhere is immune. Dave Selby from the Durham Regional Police Service said, “It’s present in every community. Durham is no exception. We do get calls related...
Edmonton’s media landscape changed dramatically at 3 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon. Gord Steinke has more on the launch of Global News Radio 880 Edmonton.
Outgoing Edmonton police chief Rod Knecht is opening up about the dispute that ultimately led to his contract not being renewed.
It was a symbol of one of the best moments in Norm LaCombe’s hockey career but now he says his 1988 Stanley Cup ring has been stolen.
“Roseanne” was cancelled earlier Tuesday after the titular star of the show sent out a series of posts on Twitter that the network called “abhorrent” and others called "racist."
A couple of newcomers grabbed the spotlight on Sunday in the Eskimos pre-season win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in a 35-12 victory.
A student was one of two people killed in a crash on Highway 16 east of Edmonton Tuesday. Three other people were injured. GRAPHIC WARNING
RCMP are asking for help in an ongoing investigation after a man allegedly tried to abduct a 12-year-old girl.
Calgary city council's Olympics committee is getting closer to setting a date and question for a plebiscite but there are questions on whether there will be a public hearing.
The city said the animal did not act aggressively and made efforts to avoid humans.
Inaugural operating budget and capital plan for Saskatchewan Health Authority approved at a total of $4 billion.
Less than an hour after several facilities at NAIT were evacuated as emergency crews responded to a "potential bomb threat" on Tuesday, the post-secondary institution tweeted that the facilities had reopened.
The BC Liberals supported the Trans Mountain Pipeline in the province, Liberal Leader Andrew Wilkinson shares his comments on today’s announcement.
One of the most powerful businessmen in the country says governments have to help businesses remain competitive in global markets.
The federal government announced on Tuesday its plan to purchase the contentious Trans Mountain pipeline.
Testifying before a parliamentary committee, Chris Wylie says his work for the bureau had nothing to do with the micro-targeting and psychoanalysis of voters.
The B.C. Lions were spotted making waves in Kamloops on Tuesday. Literally.
Evening storms are most likely to hit the Riding Mountain and Whitemouth regions of Manitoba.
Hundreds of people have been ordered to leave the vicinity of the biggest eruption cycle in a century of one of the world's most active volcanoes.