An Edmonton business owner has been granted the right to re-open his lounge, again. The move is seen as a victory in an ongoing battle but it comes with a call for better oversight of an oversight body. Vinesh Pratap reports.
As we age, there’s a tendency for us to stop learning new things. However, registered psychologist Kimberly Knull said the benefits of picking up a new skill are huge.
Edmonton-based Flair Airlines has cancelled numerous flights to US cities and it has left passengers scrambling. One industry expert says to expect these ups and downs when booking with ultra low-cost carriers. Kendra Slugoski reports.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Nancy Carlson.
A Calgary writer-director stages a story of an ancestor who survived massacre of Blackfoot people: "[to] give her back that voice that continues to my bloodline."
The province is budgeting more money to fight B.C. wildfires.
A Lethbridge man responsible for the sexual assault of a woman in 2016 will be placed on the national sexual offender registry.
It says the dogs can be recognized by their red and white St. John Ambulance bandanas, and will be accompanied by handlers wearing blue Pearson airport vests.
A Spruce Grove dealership is facing more than a dozen charges after staff allegedly pressured a senior into purchasing two vehicles.
Police are on scene at Immaculate Conception Elementary School on 119 Street.
Richard Orr is charged with four counts of robbery allegedly committed within a four-hour span on Feb. 12.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Drayton Preston pleaded guilty to sexual assault for the July 30, 2016 attack.
RCMP say arrest happened Wednesday in Kamloops.
A Stony Plain man is calling for changes to parking at the University of Alberta hospital, after paying $88 to go see his wife post-surgery.
Jennifer Maccarone surprised many Tuesday evening when she criticized "cuts" made to Quebec's education system that were imposed by the former Liberal government.
RCMP said emergency crews were dealing with a number of collisions on the busy highway between Canmore and Calgary.
Four employees at a car dealership west of Edmonton have been charged after an elderly woman alleged she was pressured into buying two vehicles she couldn't afford.
The excitement in Regina is building as the Canadian Football League (CFL) gets ready to announce which city will host the 2020 Grey Cup.
"Socks by Bob" has expanded to more than just socks, adding toques and neck warmers to their donation pile.
Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says a United Conservative government would work to reduce bureaucratic bloat in health care and explore private delivery options.
A police official says "Empire" actor Jussie Smollett is now considered a suspect "for filing a false police report" and that detectives are presenting the case against him to a grand jury.
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is outlining how his party would bring home ownership into reach for more young Canadians.
The Saskatchewan government has approved $194 million in midyear spending, weeks before delivering a budget that's expected to wipe out a $348 million deficit.
Calgary police are looking to identify a suspect in an alleged sexual assault that reportedly happened in the city's southwest last month.
