Politicians returned to the Alberta legislature Monday and the first order of business for the NDP government was to introduce legislation dealing with post-secondary education. Tom Vernon reports.
Many kids dream of taking a ride in the Batmobile and that dream has become a reality for an Alberta boy, thanks to the help of his barber.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler from Monday, Oct. 29, 2018.
Information Technology Services at the U of L teamed up with Lethbridge Mobile Shredding to offer free shredding of personal items.
Delta 9 Cannabis is scrambling for a solution as Canada Post, its main source of rural delivery, deals with rotating strikes.
"They've been seen by a vet and given a clear bill of health. They are very hungry and very thirsty," said SPCA branch manager Krista Shaw.
The 130-year-old OH Ranch provides Alberta students with an opportunity to learn about environmental preservation and stewardship through its educational programs.
Daniel Goodridge, accused in the deaths of two people at a Fox Creek work camp in 2015, has pleaded not guilty because of a mental disorder.
The Hainsworths have added four new members of their family as Alberta's latest set of quadruplets were born in Calgary October 18,2018.
Crystal meth has been linked to rising crime rates, and Saskatchewan's opposition are calling for an immediate increase in supports from the province.
Pam Wight with the Edmonton and Area Land Trust tells Gord Steinke why her organization is still seeking donations of “ecologically valuable” land as it marks its 10th anniversary.
With Halloween just days away, many Regina residents say they've been seeing more tricks than treats this year, with decorations being snatched from their front lawns.
Halifax hopes to stop Canna Clinic from "selling, dispensing or storing cannabis or permitting the sale dispensing or storage of cannabis" at its storefront.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are locked into third place in the West Division, but their opponent for the playoffs won't be decided until after the final week of the regular season.
An Alberta city is close to hitting its goal of $500,000 to honour four Humboldt Broncos who had played for various hockey teams there.
A webcast of the Monday, Oct. 29, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Parks Canada said three skiers were skiing on Mount Patterson when they were hit by a size 2 avalanche while in a steep gully.
King's University College is doubling its land area after announcing the transfer of 18 acres from the Diocese of London on Monday.
Canadian officials have warned the public not to try to enter the U.S. with marijuana products, even in states where it is legal.
It started just after 8 a.m. when school officials reported receiving two phone calls from what sounded like a male.
Secondary 1 and 2 students are making poppies to adorn the headstones of Canadian military veterans for Remembrance Day.
Quebec's most prominent women's group is divided over whether to acknowledge prostitution as a freely chosen career and whether to support all Muslim public servants who choose to wear a hijab at work.
The donation allows the library to implement the second phase of its revitalization plan, which includes additional space for the children's library.
"Emilia brought this idea up that I should have a show because she had seen some of my art work and that's where it all started," said Dr. John Semple.
Anxiety is one of the biggest mental health issues facing Canadian teens. On Monday, hundreds of Calgary and area students attended a summit designed to give young people the skills they need to tackle mental health issues. Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports.
