Burnout is beyond stress; it impacts your entire life. Now is a good time to look at how you’re feeling about your job. As Su-Ling Goh reports, one local woman switched careers after her work became a royal pain.
The Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler.
Tuesday was a busy and exciting day for students and teachers across Edmonton. Kendra Slugoski was there as they headed back to class.
Tuesday saw another Edmonton city hall discussion about creating a new, high-density community in the mature west Rossdale region. Vinesh Pratap has more.
The Canadian Border Services Agency has laid fraud charges against a former Alberta MLA. Carl Benito is accused of employing illegal immigrants and other offences. Breanna Karstens-Smith explains.
Two little girls were found bruised and hungry, trapped in an Edmonton basement by their mother and her friend. Sarah Ryan was in court Tuesday when they entered guilty pleas. GRAPHIC WARNING
SaskPower customers with newly installed solar panels may face a backlog in trying to access power production credits for their electricity bills.
Air Canada is challenging WestJet Airlines Ltd.'s $3.5-billion acquisition by Onex Corp., arguing in a filing to the country's transportation regulator the deal breaches federal rules that limit foreign ownership of carriers.
Verna Holmes was awarded a $60,000 prize for selling the winning ticket to the province's largest-ever lotto jackpot.
Calgary police are giving tips to the public after reports of scammers demanding money through an email scam.
Galeeb Abau-Jabeen stood up in a courtroom with about two dozen friends and family watching on and said he was sorry to his best friend’s family and the family of a girl he critically injured.
The Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 with Gord Steinke.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders (7-3) are preparing for a rematch against the Blue Bombers (8-3) in Winnipeg on Saturday.
St. Veronica Catholic elementary school opened in Airdrie, Alta., on Tuesday.
Police are investigating what led up to a collision in Red Deer early Tuesday morning in which they allege an ATV slammed into an RCMP cruiser at "a high rate of speed."
"We're really thankful for what they do," LPS Const. Rob Thibeau said. "They're a great asset to the city and they really are helping to save lives."
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
While some European and U.S. companies cut their exposure to the Canadian oilsands, China's Big Three oil giants -- CNOOC, PetroChina and Sinopec -- seem content to let their bets ride even if the results haven't been spectacular.
The civil claim is the latest development in the controversy surrounding the city’s use of the anti-icing agent on Edmonton roads and comes as a city committee is slated to decide Wednesday whether crews should continue using the product.
The Federal Court of Appeal says it will reveal Wednesday whether a new set of legal challenges to the Trans Mountain pipeline project can proceed.
When it comes to talking about how the northern Alberta oilsands have lost their lustre for foreign investors, Satoshi Abe sounds a lot like his Canadian counterparts.
