Minute at the Movies: April 12
In the latest edition of Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews “Missing Link” and “Mia and the White Lion.”
In the latest edition of Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews “Missing Link” and “Mia and the White Lion.”
A webcast of the Friday, April 12, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Southwest, the biggest operator of Boeing jets, is removing the grounded 737 Max from its schedule until at least Aug. 5, well past the peak of the summer high season.
The UCP has campaigned heavily on a promise to scrap Alberta's carbon tax, but many jobs in the province depend on having some kind of carbon policy in place.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale says future reports on terrorist threats in Canada will have to speak to the ideologies or intentions of extremists, not their religions.
One of the most notable proposals in the budget would allow businesses the ability to serve alcohol at 9 a.m.
Investigators are still working to determine the origin and intended destination of the drugs seized as they continue their investigation.
Calgarians have a chance to preview a selection of artwork this month ahead of May's Heffel art auction in Toronto.
The Province of Manitoba issued notice Friday afternoon that the Floodway would commence operations on the weekend.
A woman, 64, is dead after being struck by a vehicle in Regina on Friday.
Hampstead Mayor William Steinberg had compared Bill 21 to ethnic cleansing.
Nicholas David Glum pleaded guilty to impaired driving charges related to a Monday collision on Saskatoon’s Traffic Bridge.
Albertans find out on Tuesday night whether they’ve elected a new premier, or given Rachel Notley another four years in power. David Akin looks at the record number of people showing up at advance polls, and where Notley and Jason Kenney are focusing their efforts to get as many votes as possible.
The United Conservative Party in Alberta is promising to cut the carbon tax as it vies for votes during that province’s election. As Heather Yourex-West explains, the candidates have very different climate change plans, but mishandling this could have major consequences.
Environment Canada is calling for five to 25 cm of snow on the weekend.
A 31-year-old Holland Landing man is facing multiple charges after a head-on, multiple-vehicle collision in Bradford.
A judge handed down the verdict to Jared Matthew Eliasson in an Edmonton courtroom on Friday afternoon.
If Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer forms government it could be a major setback for B.C.-Ottawa relations.
Frederik Andersen settled the puck behind his net, patiently faked out the hard-charging Brad Marchand and zipped a pass beyond Patrice Bergeron to clear the defensive zone.
EMO is recommending that if you needed sandbags last year, it's best to buy them now, just in case.
The airline will reduce coach seats' recline from four inches to two inches, and in first class the seats will be reduced from 5.5 inches of recline to 3.5 inches, according to travel website The Points Guy.
Patients are frequently contaminated with the same MDRO as their privacy curtain, researchers found.
Part of the delay is understanding the true definition and intent of a "street check," so that new rules can be written with airtight accuracy.
Gobi, a 10-year-old Bactrian camel, died suddenly on March 23 at the Riverview Park and Zoo.