Should Segways be allowed alongside e-scooters in Edmonton?
The popularity of e-scooters in Edmonton has some people wondering why the rules are different for Segways. Vinesh Pratap reports.
The popularity of e-scooters in Edmonton has some people wondering why the rules are different for Segways. Vinesh Pratap reports.
An Edmonton man is suing the Alberta government for $11 million. He alleges that children’s services did not protect him from a convicted sex offender who was living in his foster home. Fletcher Kent reports.
An Edmonton woman is frustrated after a stranger parked on her private parking pad and she had a hard time getting the vehicle removed.
Here are the top stories from the Monday, Aug. 26, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler.
Sam Stordy, who once battled addictions, now helps youth going through the struggles he once did.
Albertans have purchased more than $100 million worth of legal cannabis since prohibition was lifted last October. As provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon explains, our province actually leads the nation in sales.
If a stranger parks on your private property, you might be surprised at what it takes to get a vehicle removed. One Strathcona resident found out the hard way, after a stranger parked on her driveway. Sarah Ryan reports.
The retrial of David and Collet Stephan resumed at the Lethbridge courthouse Monday, with the defence calling forward former Chief Medical Examiner Anny Sauvageau.
Finance Minister Travis Toews is scheduled to provide an update this week on Alberta's financial situation for the first quarter of the 2019-20 fiscal year.
When two officers attempted to take the man into custody, police allege he assaulted them and tried to take one of their firearms.
The Fatah Coalition said it holds the United States fully responsible for the alleged Israeli aggression, "which we consider to be a declaration of war on Iraq and its people."
Nearly $30 million will help create new jobs, push Saskatchewan businesses into the global market and support small business scale-ups.
Police said a Stettler resident came home to find a man leaving his house. The homeowner and man spoke briefly, then the man walked away.
Exactly six months after a 42-year-old man was shot and killed at a home in northeast Edmonton, police have charged a second person in connection with the homicide.
He’s been a mainstay on Edmonton airwaves for over 40 years, but this week 630 CHED’s Bruce Bowie is hanging up the microphone for a retirement. Bowie sat down with Gord Steinke to talk about his amazing career in broadcasting.
The move comes after a successful pilot project launched in 2018 that saw 20 electric power-assisted bicycles hit the streets of Montreal.
Here are the top stories from the Monday, Aug. 26, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 with Gord Steinke.
Why is the Segway not given the same latitude for getting around, similar to the e-scooter?
A woman is in custody and Lethbridge police are looking for her male accomplice after a series of crimes on the north side earlier this month.
Halton Regional Police have confirmed the death of an elderly man in Oakville that was originally considered suspicious is now a murder investigation.
A 1997 agreement known as the Flores settlement says immigrant children must be kept in the least restrictive setting and generally shouldn’t spend more than 20 days in detention.
The U.S. attorney's office in Pittsburgh filed a notice of intent Monday to seek the death penalty against 46-year-old Robert Bowers in last year's attack .
"They are an important part of our little ecosystem in southwestern Ontario," said one expert of the snakes.
An open season launched by Enbridge Inc. to try to lock shippers into long-term contracts on its Canadian Mainline oil pipeline system is designed to take advantage of "mostly captive shippers,'' Suncor Energy Inc. says.
Summerlunch+ is a food literacy and meal program that feeds more than a thousand children at six different locations in high-needs communities across the city.