US company seeks compensation for accelerated coal phase out
A company from the south is seeking nearly half a billion dollars in compensation for the coal phase out in Alberta. Tom Vernon explains.
A company from the south is seeking nearly half a billion dollars in compensation for the coal phase out in Alberta. Tom Vernon explains.
Police are looking for two suspects in a credit card scam that occurred in the Edmonton region recently. Albert Delitala has the details.
Edmonton doesn’t typically allow people to build in the river valley, but construction is now underway on a big house in Mill Creek Ravine. Fletcher Kent explains.
A proposed park north of Jasper Ave in the warehouse district was debated at a public hearing on Friday January 11, 2019. Vinesh Pratap reports.
The church, which was nearly 150 years old, burned down in a matter of minutes, witnesses said.
In an effort to reduce the number of pickup calls, the city has a new message for its residents: don’t be afraid to pick up used needles yourself.
According to Lethbridge Family Services, about 150 refugees came to the city in 2018.
Serge Parent has been told his makeshift shelter with a fridge, fire place food and beds isn't allowed,
Trudeau said nothing which would fundamentally serve to encourage the energy sector, as well as re-energize foreign investment interest, writes Roy Green.
The Saskatoon Crime Stoppers Facebook page is the most followed Crime Stopper Facebook page in North America and one of the most followed in the world – and now it is trying out a new social media segment.
Interior Health seeing 120 to 150 cases of flu per week over the last few weeks.
The investigation saw officers surround a home on Bosonworth Avenue near Kanaka Creek Regional Park, and set up a roadblock into the area.
In an internal 'Action Alert' memo provided to Global News says that if Bill 9 is passed some businesses will "see massive property tax increases."
Fri, Jan 11 – Todd James reviews “If Beale Street Could Talk” and remake “The Upside.”
Police say they were called to an apartment on Highfield Park Drive just after 5:30 p.m.
Some say there were some missed opportunities on the part of the city of Edmonton regarding a piece of land in the river valley now the site of large home under construction. Fletcher Kent explains.
In a letter sent to the election commissioner of Alberta, Gill outlines several instances of fraud observed in the December 16, 2018 nomination meeting that saw Gurbachan Brar beat out Rai to win the NDP nomination.
A massive home that has been a great cause of debate for residents near Mill Creek Ravine is taking shape.
The Friday, Jan. 11, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
The Edmonton Police Service released photos on Friday of two men they suspect are involved in a string of credit card theft and fraud cases across the city.
Dolores LaPlante says she’s still in shock after animal protection officers took more than 100 animals from Saskatchewan Alley Cats Association.
Record-setting day at Okanagan ski resort took place on New Year’s Eve.
The All On Board campaign is already supported by New Westminster and Port Moody.
Police said an "alert" citizen in the area of Sweetnam Drive notified police of two suspects.
Up to 50 participants in the session will receive a free radon test kit.