Smartphone technology could provide blood pressure data
A Canadian researcher is applying smartphone optical imaging technology to help people track their own blood pressure. Su-Ling Goh reports.
A Canadian researcher is applying smartphone optical imaging technology to help people track their own blood pressure. Su-Ling Goh reports.
A councillor in Grande Prairie says urban taxpayers are subsidizing rural residents and the province needs to level the playing field. Tom Vernon has this Alberta Matters story.
MLAs from both the UCP and NDP voted in favour of taking a pay cut. But, as Tom Vernon explains, the New Democrats worry it’s a sign of bigger cuts to come.
Later this week, the Bonnie Doon traffic circle will be eliminated to make way for an intersection because of the future Valley Line LRT. As Vinesh Pratap reports, it will mean some traffic changes.
The Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Quinn Ohler.
The centre opened a day before U.S. President Donald Trump was due to visit the border city, much to the chagrin of some Democrats and other residents who say his fiery rhetoric has fostered the kind of anti-immigrant hatred that may have motivated Saturday's attack.
The slide was discovered in June and has created a five-metre waterfall nearly impassable for the salmon.
Students across Canada will soon be heading back to class. But what if your children didn’t? What if instead, you pulled them out of school to travel the world and study abroad? Would you be putting their post-secondary future in jeopardy? Erin Chalmers finds out.
Police say tour participants were exposed to blatant violations of the Cannabis Control and Licensing Act.
"It honestly makes my heart hurt, like it feels like someone is literally reaching in my chest and squeezing my heart out."
It's approaching the one-year mark since Ornge air ambulance stopped operating at the Bowmanville Hospital and it's led to a renewed push to find a solution.
Police say an adult male confronted the alleged suspect and tried to restrain him.
New Eskimos kick-returner Christion Jones practised with the team and Tuesday and is looking to bring a spark to the Eskimos struggling return game.
A webcast of the Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Breanna Karstens-Smith.
If Katherine and Michelle Plouffe qualify for the Tokyo Olympics, they will have done so on their own dime. But the Edmonton twins say it will have been worth every penny.
Officers say people who have information about her whereabouts should call 911.
Calgary police have arrested one man after what they're calling a targeted shooting on the evening of July 31.
Police say the value of the stolen perfume bottles totals almost $1,400.
If you're a city or town of over 5,000, you're responsible to pay for your own police. If you're any other municipality, then the province is responsible for your policing costs.