Global News Hour at 6 Weekend: Jan 20
The Sunday, January 20, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Tom Vernon.
The Sunday, January 20, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Tom Vernon.
Sun, Jan 20 – An Edmonton man training for the Canadian Birkie Ski Festival has lost thousands of dollars worth of ski equipment after his accessible SUV was stolen. As Albert Delitala reports, he’s hoping the public can help him get it back
A Millarville woman has come up with a creative way to sell her home.
The Nairobi-headquartered charity said in a report that a new billionaire was created every two days last year, just as the poorest half of the world's population saw their wealth decline by 11 per cent.
The annual Unplug and Play Week kicked off Sunday at the Parkinson Rec Centre in Kelowna with a fun party, encouraging families to get off their screens and get connected.
The star rookie tallied a goal and an assist in the victory, bringing his point total for the season to 44.
A video making the rounds on social media shows a Société de transport de Montréal (STM) bus being towed up a slippery street in a somewhat unconventional manner.
The London Lightning fought back to earn a win in their two-gamer trip to Newfoundland.
"He liked trucks and the Canucks, and we thought it would be a good idea to get everybody together to support the family."
Regina seniors sew hundreds of quilts each year that they donate to organizations supporting women and children.
A 57-yard field goal in overtime by Greg Zuerlein gave Los Angeles a 26-23 victory over the New Orleans Saints in the NFC championship game Sunday.
Canada's Food Guide was last updated in 2007.
A woman told police that a man exposed himself to her, then approached her and tried to start a conversation.
If you’ve been focused on tidying up this month, an Edmonton initiative can help you “spark joy” in more ways than one.
Pilot Butte fire crews spent about four hours fighting the fire that destroyed a home on a Plains Road.
Nathan Phillips said in an interview with The Associated Press that he was trying to keep peace between some Kentucky high school students and a black religious group that was also on the National Mall on Friday.
The cause of the blaze is still being investigated, as Peterborough fire crews remained on scene in the late afternoon.
The plan closed pipelines targetted by thieves, leading to widespread gasoline shortages. Victims of the blast allegedly went to the pipeline because of the shortage.
The events provide "a comfortable environment to speak about dying and death," organizers say.
The ban starts at 8:00 p.m. Sunday and goes all night until 6:00 a.m. Monday.
The Discovery Centre’s new exhibit is the first in its line of ‘Discovery Days’. It gives kids the chance to try a number of fun and informative activities that help foster a love for aviation
A travelling exhibit that shares the history of the '60s Scoop through the first-hand experiences of survivors is now on display in Edmonton.
Visits to the Black Sea by U.S. warships have nothing to do with U.S. security and are motivated by domestic politics, prominent Russian senator Alexei Pushkov said.
In an effort to honour long-time broadcaster Peter Watts a Go-Fund-Me page has been established to assist the next generation of up and coming broadcasters.
Little is known of Mohammed Zuraibi Alzoabi's whereabouts, other than a brief note from a sheriff on Dec. 8 citing his lawyer saying he "fled the country sometime ago."