Vancouver Whitecaps owners issue apology in response to abuse allegations
The letter comes after weeks of pressure from fans who said the club failed to acknowledge the victims in earlier statements.
The letter comes after weeks of pressure from fans who said the club failed to acknowledge the victims in earlier statements.
Fresh shrimp in landlocked Alberta is now a reality thanks to a high-tech, sustainable operation near Strathmore.
The City of West Kelowna has followed through on its threat to take illegal dispensaries to court if they didn't shut down.
Staff at Salthaven Wildlife and Education Centre rescued five baby jackrabbits over the past few days reportedly abused by children in Regina.
In this episode of When Life Gives You Parkinson's, we talk about the many diets recommended for people with Parkinson's and myths about clinical trials.
According to economist Trevor Tombe, balancing the budget by 2022 could work, but Alberta's new government would likely have to either implement a sales tax or make major cuts to spending.
The question is not just a 21st-century social justice issue, it’s a technical question that has troubled sports administrators for decades.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, May 1, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
A man was sentenced to three years in prison on Monday and issued a five-year firearm ban nine months after pleading guilty to setting a home near Sundre, Alta., on fire.
RCMP in Spruce Grove are warning drivers that traffic on Highway 16 west of Edmonton will be slow Wednesday during rush hour due to a rollover.
Harold Giffen Nyren was remanded into custody; his next court date will be May 15.
A North Carolina college student tackled a gunman who opened fire in his classroom, saving others’ lives but losing his own in the process, police said Wednesday.
"Take public transport if you can. That's going to be much easier to travel," said Catherine Tremblay with Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated.
Susan Walsh drove students to and from school in the Sussex region for 36 years.
Misericordia Hospital has a pilot project that uses customized iPads to keep parents in contact with their newborn babies even if they can't be in the same room.
The man who oversaw the original search for the missing plane says those efforts included an area that will be the focus of a private search effort later this month.
The man's charges include trafficking cocaine, dangerous driving, fleeing from police and failing to remain at the scene of an accident, police say.
Volunteers with the Bridge City Bicycle Co-op spend hours every week sifting through bikes at Saskatoon's landfill.
The Kelowna Riding Club's annual Spring Classic Hunter Jumper Show takes place May 1 to May 5, attracting over a hundred riders and horses from across B.C. and Alberta.
The world's governing body of track and field can now impose limits on the testosterone naturally produced in the body of a female athlete — a decision MP Kirsty Duncan says she's disappointed with.
The information commissioner is responsible for handling complaints from Canadians who have difficulty obtaining government records under the Access to Information Act due to delays or the refusal to release files.
Junior oil and gas company Trident Exploration Corp. says it is ceasing operations and will turn over care of its 4,700 wells to the Alberta Energy Regulator.
The Petroleum Services Association of Canada is again lowering its forecast for how many oil and gas wells will be drilled in Canada this year.
The Edmonton Oilers have signed forward Ryan McLeod to a three-year entry-level contract, starting next season.