Emergency crews were called to battle a grass fire on the eastern outskirts of Edmonton Thursday afternoon. The fire was burning in the area of Range Road 233 and Township Road 522 in Sherwood Park.
Shortly before 4:30 p.m,, Strathcona County RCMP said a grass fire was burning in the area of Range Road 233 and Township Road 522.
Video of the accident shows a fiery scene with a wide range of vehicles appearing to be involved in the accident, including a tractor trailer. Thick wafts of black smoke billowed out from the area.
As water levels rise, the borough of Île-Perrot is warning residents to stay vigilant and be prepared to evacuate.
Six years after a contentious low-income housing project in Terwillegar was scrapped due to pushback from neighbours, the church behind the proposal has another idea. Kent Morrison explains.
Regina's Whitmore Park residents react to crumbling streets listed in CAA Saskatchewan's 'Worst Road' campaign.
Alberta Premier-designate Jason Kenney has promised policies to get the oil and gas sector moving again, but as Tom Vernon reports, there is still a healthy dose of uncertainty facing investors.
Patricia Espinosa stressed in two recent interviews with the Associated Press that climate scientists are saying there’s still a chance to make things right “but the window of opportunity is closing very soon” and the world has 12 years until carbon emissions reach “a point of no return.”
Eastern Canadians have been transporting themselves by canoe amid high water conditions.
Surrey RCMP said Thursday they arrested 19-year-old Raimon Geday for allegedly kidnapping and holding a 16-year-old girl in Vancouver.
Edmonton city council’s executive committee has approved an 18-year lease extension for the Royal Mayfair Golf Club. The current lease was slated to end in 2051. Vinesh Pratap explains.
The Thursday, April 25, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
"This is information that's in the public interest and very related to people's safety travelling across borders," said the digital rights group Open Media.
Paul Merriman says he and his provincial and territorial counterparts are feeling left out of Ottawa's plan to reform child welfare.
The Senate committee on transport and communications will conduct a public hearing Tuesday in Edmonton on Bill C-48, the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act.
The province says that the P3 model will allow them to tender the project as quickly as possible once the new facilities are designed.
Discomfort Lab performances will touch on thought-provoking subjects. The theatre believes "uncomfortable conversations" keep people moving forward.
With their playoff and Stanley Cup dreams dashed for another spring, here are five burning questions facing the Toronto Maple Leafs heading into the off-season:
Concerned that the Kenney government will end programs run by Energy Efficiency Alberta, the city of Edmonton is considering other options to offer you energy incentives for you to go green.
For Flynn, the honour represents years of hard work and tenacity during his university playing career and beyond.
Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations Chief Bobby Cameron says the FSIN is not satisfied with certain RCMP detachments.
Last Tuesday evening, Janis Irwin found out she had won the Edmonton-Highlands-Norwood seat for the NDP. That Thursday, she found out she had won $100,000.
