Новости за 19.03.2019

If you played pro, junior, or any competitive hockey, a time will come when can’t anymore. But when you retire, you might be lucky enough to end up on a team like the one John Sexsmith shows us.

After a rough February, the Edmonton area can look forward to some warm and sunny weather this week. Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has the details.

Saskatoon is the first North American city for Rel8 to hit, after being tested a year ago in Ghana.

Ryan Jespersen, 630 CHED radio host, weighs in on the Alberta election and the 2017 UCP leadership campaign and how involved Jason Kenney’s team was with an adversary’s team.

The abrupt hit of a tire on the sharp edge of a pothole can cause suspension and tire damage.

Valour FC midfielder Michael Petrasso and technical consultant John Peacock joined the club on Monday at practice.

Edmonton police say more people lost more money to a particular kind of fraud last year. Now, they’re warning anyone using online dating to beware and aware. Albert Delitala reports.

With the spring melt underway, muddy roads are keeping car washes in Saskatoon busy.

U of A researchers recorded the daily step count of nearly 1,000 Grade 5 students from 60 Alberta schools to find out how weather and temperature affects students’ movement. Su-Ling Goh has more.

The murders of 50 worshipers in New Zealand mosques have prompted calls from Edmontonians for the federal government to act against hate. Fletcher Kent has more.

Downtown Kelowna’s parking rates haven’t been reviewed in more than a decade. Now city council is reviewing downtown parking and will consider some major changes to its structure.

According to figures provided by the Halifax Regional Municipality, more than 115,00 participants visited the Oval during its three-month winter season.

The not-for-profit theatre has been in talks with all three levels of government and has committed to raising a portion of the funding itself.

In Monday’s throne speech from the Alberta legislature, the NDP focused on its work on public health care, economic diversification, while comparing its record to the UCP’s plans. Tom Vernon reports.

Typically, a throne speech would take centre stage, but on Monday, UCP leader Jason Kenney was asked about controversy surrounding the 2017 UCP leadership race. Vinesh Pratap explains.

The Monday, March 18, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Quinn Ohler. We’re live from the Alberta legislature with Gord Steinke and Tom Vernon.

Gord Steinke, Tom Vernon, Dallas Flexhaug and Adam MacVicar bring us team coverage from the Alberta legislature throne speech on Monday, March 18, 2019.

The group argues Michel Martelly has no place in Montreal.

Knicks TV analyst Walt Frazier criticized James for not sitting near his teammates on the Lakers bench, saying the NBA star "doesn't really care" about the perception.

Jason Kenney vehemently defended both himself and the actions of his leadership campaign's senior team on Monday after emails obtained by some media outlets -- including Global News -- over the weekend suggested his team colluded with an adversary in the UCP race to defeat his primary rival.

Premier Scott Moe said that you can't paint a group with a broad brush because of the comments made by certain members, plus condemned Islamophobia and racism.

The statements Marie Henein critized came earlier this month in the form of several Twitter posts and a public fact-sheet in which the department said it wanted to "clarify" Henein's requests for internal records.

The Alberta throne speech set the stage for a spring election, but new details about the 2017 UCP leadership campaign seem to be stealing the show. Gord Steinke chats with 630 CHED’s Ryan Jespersen about the controversy and Monday’s throne speech.

Here are the top stories from the Monday, March 18, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke, live from the Alberta legislature following the throne speech.

Police said a complaint about an alleged sexual assault was made to the Didsbury RCMP on March 11.