It's a relationship, a century in the making. As the Lethbridge Public Library celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, the facility is also honouring the significant strides made to connect with Indigenous communities. Demi Knight reports.
Jesse Beyer is live from fire hall No. 2 where a group of Edmonton firefighters is camping out to raise funds and awareness for muscular dystrophy. He has the long-range weather forecast.
The City of Longueuil has issued a boil water advisory for the Fatima area after laboratory tests showed E.coli bacteria in a water sample.
The TTC said a transit agency staff member saw a crowdfunding campaign and recalled the bassoon being dropped off at the lost and found.
A 34-year-old man has been charged with a number of offences, including first-degree murder, after a woman's death on the Samson Cree Nation late last week.
A former Kelowna woman appeared in Kamloops court, where she pled guilty to theft from an organization that cares for the dying.
Nick Sandmann has accused The Washington Post of bullying him in a $250-million lawsuit against the newspaper.
A decade after the decision was made to close the City Centre Airport, where does progress stand at the Blatchford site? Vinesh Pratap takes a look.
A man from Stony Plain said he was gouged for parking while tending to his ill wife. He parked at the hospital and paid at the closest meter. It turns out, it wasn’t the right one and it cost him nearly $100. As Sarah Kraus explains, he’s hoping to prevent others from making the same...
Premier Rachel Notley has rolled out a multi-billion dollar plan to get more Alberta oil onto train cars and off to market. As provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon explains, she’s confident the decision will give Alberta’s bottom line a big boost.
A cross-Canada convoy reached its destination Tuesday. Truckers pulled onto Parliament Hill, bringing their pro-pipeline message to Ottawa. But that’s not the only message delivered, which concerned some in the convoy. Fletcher Kent has more.
Here are the top stories from the Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Nancy Carlson.
City council's Community Standards and Licence Appeal Committee overturned a decision to strip owner Moe Tesfay of his business licence for the Nyala Lounge on Tuesday.
Business owners with shops at the corner of Regent and Queen streets say sales have plummeted due to extended construction and the removal of street parking.
The stomach flu, more formally known as norovirus, is highly contagious and can't be treated with antibiotics.
Blake Jeffrey Schreiner is now facing a first-degree murder charge in the death of his common-law wife Tammy Brown.
New water lines, road improvement for section of Stewart Road West.
Unlike last year, there are no new taxes and no record-breaking new investments in child care and housing.
Defenceman Andrej Sekera will be on the ice Tuesday at Rogers Place, as the Edmonton Oilers host the Arizona Coyotes. His is just one of several new faces on the roster Tuesday night. Quinn Phillips reports.
Canadian country music hall-of-famer Paul Brandt is using his celebrity status to shine a light on human trafficking.
The snow is starting to fall across Metro Vancouver and the Lower Mainland Tuesday afternoon.
A group of Edmonton firefighters is camping out on the top of fire hall No. 2, as part of a yearly fundraiser to raise awareness around muscular dystrophy. Jesse Beyer is live with the weather from the camp-out.
Here are the top stories from the Tuesday, Feb. 19, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Those opposed to the transfer still have until March 19 to add their signatures.
Calgary's 33-year-old sliding track, built for the 1988 Winter Olympics, is facing closure.
