Saskatoon Blades forward Kirby Dach has quietly worked his way to becoming a top NHL prospect. Dach, who is from Fort Saskatchewan, is leading the Blades in scoring with 55 points in 48 games. Quinn Phillips reports.
Meteorologist Jess Beyer has the long-range weather forecast for the Edmonton area for Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019.
Sabrina Lauman died in hospital on Monday afternoon, surrounded by her family.
About 3,400 Canadians are facing legal actions in Federal court launched by a prestigious Toronto law firm on behalf of U.S. movie production companies attempting to enforce their copyright claims.
Gerald Cotten, a Nova Scotia resident and CEO of QuadrigaCX, was travelling in India on Dec. 9 when he died suddenly.
A young Edmonton mother with a rare, accelerated form of dementia has died. Su-Ling Goh has the details.
The Ministry of Transportation has recommended only two detours around the rockslide that has closed Highway 97 in the Okanagan. One of the detours is the 201 Forest Service Road on the east side of Okanagan Lake.
A small dog escaped from a police cruiser and one local resident has taken it upon herself to find the lost Papillon.
In tonight’s edition of health matters, Su-Ling Goh has a closer look at medically assisted dying in Alberta. Plus, a local mother with a rare, accelerated form of dementia has passed away.
NAIT has found room to grow. The school and the city announced a deal Wednesday that will allow for expansion of the main campus. Vinesh Pratap reports.
Lethbridge food banks are releasing numbers on who is accessing their services following Food Banks Canada’s 2018 Hunger Count.
Public hearings on a government bill concerning school taxes became heated Wednesday afternoon when the Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) testified.
A police investigation is underway after an Edmonton woman’s identity was used to fraudulently buy a high-end vehicle. The victim is baffled and hopes her story will serve as a warning to others. Julia Wong reports.
It’s been bitterly cold in Edmonton for days. So how are people coping with the cold? Kendra Slugoski takes a look.
An Edmonton mosque is opening its doors to the city’s most vulnerable as an extremely cold stretch of weather continues. Sarah Kraus has the details.
The cold continues in Edmonton. It’s hard on people and buildings. More burst pipes have displaced more people. Fletcher Kent reports.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Nancy Carlson.
Tim Hortons and the Great White North Franchisee Association submitted a term sheet signed by their respective legal counsel to justice Edward Morgan at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice Wednesday.
Montreal history buffs and tourists may soon have a new destination.
An Edmonton woman is baffled and concerned for her security after her identity was stolen and used to purchase a vehicle worth more than $100,000 in a province she has never been to.
"I was in the wrong to stay in the room. I told they guys that after the game."
Josh Morrissey's status is still up in the air for Thursday's game, but Dustin Byfuglien is expected to return to the lineup after missing the last 15 games.
The image used on the party's website showed the Canadian actor saying "don't go." It appeared when recipients clicked "no" to a message asking if they still supported Premier Doug Ford.
