With temperatures warming up in Alberta, mountain pine beetles will soon start to move through the province’s forests again. As Tom Vernon reports, both the province and industry are calling on Ottawa to do more to battle the beetles.
From the 1950s to mid-1990s, thousands of LGBT members of RCMP, the Armed Forces, and Federal Public Services were weeded out through a policy known as 'The Purge'.
In this age of new media, there’s an old-school, local paper in Edmonton that’s still holding strong. This year marks the 40th anniversary for Boyle McCauley News. Vinesh Pratap takes a look.
Alberta’s Election Commissioner has asked the RCMP to look into the 2017 United Conservative Party leadership race. Tom Vernon explains.
On Friday, the Alberta government announced an upgrade to the Oldman River bridge. Demi Knight reports.
A global environmental movement led by young people arrived in Edmonton Friday. Hundreds of students skipped school for a protest at the Alberta legislature. Albert Delitala explains.
Owner of two shuttered retirement homes in Kingston arrested in the Halton region.
The massacre at two mosques in New Zealand was far away, but Muslims in Edmonton are shattered. They say Islamophobia is spreading everywhere and governments need to do more. Fletcher Kent reports.
Cycling Without Age is a new free service in Penticton that gets seniors out enjoying fresh air and the outdoors with bike rides piloted by volunteers.
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The Friday, March 15, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Chiefs eliminate Steam from KIJHL playoffs.
Bernie Sanders was "proud that our campaign is the first presidential campaign to unionize."
In this age of new media, there's an old-school, local paper in Edmonton that still holds strong.
In this week’s Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews the hospital romance drama “Five Feet Apart.”
Edmonton Vision Zero 2018 report found in the last three years, traffic fatalities have gone down by 41 per cent. But Gerry Shimko, head of the program, isn’t satisfied yet: “Our objective is zero.”
Quebec Premier François Legault says his government isn't ruling out buying shares in SNC-Lavalin.
Calgary city council is expected to hear feedback Monday about land-use amendments needed for a proposed seniors living facility.
Justice Paulette Garnett told the panel of lawyers for the province, New Brunswick Nursing Home Association, and nursing home union to not expect a ruling until Monday afternoon.
Police also said on Twitter that the suspect will face further charges.
With six assists in his last six games, Winnipeg Jets' sniper Patrik Laine is showing he can do more than just shoot the puck.
Tickets to the 2019 Tim Hortons NHL Heritage Classic at Mosaic Stadium will go on sale on April 25.
Students are worried about the younger and future generations, saying governments have failed us and left us in what many called a "climate crisis."
Chunming (Jack) Wang of Vernon was in Africa to complete his Canadian citizenship paperwork.
An Edmonton city councillor says Friday's joint announcement by the province and the feds of $678 million for affordable housing is "a re-announcement of dollars already existing."
