WHL provides scholarships, tutoring for players: ‘Hockey careers don’t last forever’
The WHL’s scholarship program is helping change the perception that the WHL is a fast track to the NHL and not much else.
The WHL’s scholarship program is helping change the perception that the WHL is a fast track to the NHL and not much else.
Global News' Quinn Phillips interviews Kendall Coyne Schofield, a U.S.-born women's hockey player who took part in the fastest skater event at the NHL All Star weekend in San Jose this year.
The Kelowna study believed to be the first of its kind in Canada.
Troy Reeb, the executive vice president of broadcast networks for Corus Entertainment, will be given an honorary Bachelor of Applied Arts degree from Lethbridge College.
After years of a publication ban concealing her identity, Bekah D’Aoust recently sat down with Kraig Krause for her first on-camera interview.
According to CNIB, modern smartphones can assist people who are blind with doing everything from reading prescription labels to checking the forecast.
Rural delegates had the chance to face off with provincial cabinet members during a bear pit session at the SARM convention in Saskatoon.
"I don't need to be a hero or anything like that. There are a lot of good players here so I'm just going to try to get them the puck.
Nicole Mollina encountered some availability problems when she tried to book her daughter in for her one-year vaccination with Alberta Health Services.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, March 13, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Community Reporter Deb Matejicka takes a look at the Western Hockey League’s scholarship program and what the league does to ensure its players have the chance for a bright future beyond the rink.
With the Canadian government grounding Boeing 737 MAX 8 and MAX 9 aircraft citing safety concerns, 41 Canadian airline-owned jets have been taken out of service.
Const. Daniel Montsion's lawyers filed a charter application asking the judge to effectively stop the trial or, alternatively, exclude key video evidence from the proceedings.
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger met with Environment Minister Catherine McKenna as the city grapples with extreme weather events.
After fearing for her life, a 25-year-old motorist is relieved that she will finally receive compensation for her 10-hour nightmare on Highway 13 — two years later.
Ontario's new ban on cellphones in classrooms is igniting a debate about the issue in Alberta.
The city says the lack of communication from Tracey’s Landscaping during their investigation could affect the status of their contract.
Police say there was a shooting in the 1700-block of 20th Street West in Saskatoon on March 12, 2019.
Argo Lumber Inc. pleaded guilty this week after a worker was critically injured while unloading large beams from a delivery truck
If a new petition in Montreal gets 15,000 signatures by June, the city will launch public consultations on the future of the Publisac.
The British government says its no-deal plan would increase the volume of tariff-free imports from 80 per cent, as is currently the case, to 87 per cent.
City Market Downtown will be moving to a year-round, indoor-outdoor location at 97 Street and 103A Avenue on Saturdays and Sundays.
Neighbour Nicole Snook, whose home is down the street from where the Barho family lived, said the two-storey house was demolished without warning on Tuesday.
The man entered stores during business hours, somehow made his way into the ceiling and then hid there, sometimes for hours, until the store closed.