The revisions previewed Monday during a conference in San Jose, California, included a new feature that will let people log into apps and other services with an Apple ID instead of relying on similar sign-in options from Facebook and Google.
Macdonald High School students are looking for school supplies to bring to a school in the Dominican Republic.
Shannon Elmer lost her ability to walk in a skiing accident four years ago. Now she's trapped once again.
Environment Lethbridge held its first-ever Bike to Work Day on Monday, encouraging citizens to ditch their cars for a more environmentally friendly option.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast starting Monday, June 3, 2019.
A report to be released Tuesday morning will recommend a pause on building subsidized housing in Edmonton's core be lifted.
On Monday morning, the second-degree murder trial for Pirko entered its sixth week with the accused taking the stand to describe the night Ausman died.
Indigenous women across Atlantic Canada told Global News that it's hard to accept that after years of heartbreak and grueling testimony little will come out of the report released on Monday -- at least in the near future.
The executive director of a unit that investigates serious police actions says a shooting that left a 29-year-old man partially paralyzed was reasonable and justified.
This is Seniors Week in Alberta. As the number of seniors grows, so does a potentially serious problem. As Su-Ling Goh explains, advocates are trying to get the word out about senior starvation.
Residents forced out by wildfire two weeks ago returned to High Level on Monday. As Julia Wong explains, many wasted no time in trying to get back to a sense of normalcy.
The classic sign of an iconic Alberta burger chain is now shining brightly above a south Edmonton neighbourhood. As Albert Delitala explains, it’s found a new home.
Thousands of High Level, Alta., residents returned home Monday but the threat from a nearby out-of-control wildfire remains. Tom Vernon has more.
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Danielle Mullinex says she could "suck up" a traffic barrier along Arcola Avenue if it helped traffic flow, but she says it's doing nothing.
"It is no longer a viable business, and no real government help is forthcoming," said Jean-Yves Durocher, the paper's owner and publisher.
John McGarry, chair of Horizon's board of governors, says 320 nurses need to be hired every year for the next five years to meet the level of services currently offered.
The team has already purchased a mobile high-tech projector and an FM transmitter. Now, it's working on getting land.
London police announced that five men were arrested and charged in connection with "john" stings last Thursday.
The Lima Group and the International Contact Group met Monday at U.N. headquarters.
Monday kicked off Week 3 of training camp for the Edmonton Eskimos.
Toronto police have approximately 68 cases of missing children under the age of 18 dating back to 1944.
A man charged with second-degree murder in the death of his toddler son didn't show up at court Monday for jury selection and is now a wanted man.
An Edmonton high school student is now officially know as Canada’s best brain. Gord Steinke sat down to chat with Jenny Sun, the winner of the CIHR National Brain Bee competition.
Dr. Jillian Roberts, child psychologist and author of “Kids, Sex & Screens,” says when children are exposed to sexual information without context, they can experience lasting psychological effects.
