Lam was speaking after another weekend of sometimes violent clashes in the former British colony, with police firing tear gas to disperse protesters in cat-and-mouse skirmishes, at times smashing windows and starting street fires.
The Winnipeg Jets suffered a 2-1 overtime loss to the Ottawa Senators on Monday to close out the rookie tournament.
Four youths were hit with BB guns by several suspects at Champlain School Sunday.
Police say Checkosis was serving a six-and-a-half-year sentence for being an accessory after the fact for murder, assault and aggravated assault with a weapon.
U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria in San Francisco said users could try to hold Facebook liable under various federal and state laws for letting app developers and business partners harvest their personal data without their consent on a "widespread" basis.
85% of Canadian consumers are now paying with either debit or credit on a regular basis.
Saskatchewan announced in late August it is planning to introduce vaping legislation in the fall, making Alberta a lone holdout.
Glastonbury Community League was looking for a better way to communicate with its residents and decided to work with ARC to build its own app.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day forecast for the Edmonton area starting Monday, Sept. 9, 2019.
A Morinville baby with a rare disorder received a life-changing procedure in the U.S. Hudson Cowie’s parents give Su-Ling Goh an update on therapy for his immune system.
When the footbridge connecting West Edmonton Mall to the communities east of it was demolished last year, it was supposed to be replaced. The crossing is still a dead end so the city is creating a temporary path for pedestrians. Sarah Ryan explains.
Here are the top stories from the Monday, Sept. 9, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler.
Glenora residents are divided on whether they want to see a commercial development in their neighbourhood. Sarah Komadina has more from city hall.
The Parkland Institute has released its own assessment of Alberta’s economy, following the release of the McKinnon report last week. As Breanna Karstens-Smith reports, they’re calling for a sales tax.
A massive oilsands conference is set to take place in Fort McMurray this week. When it kicks off Tuesday, a lot of attention will be on Premier Jason Kenney and the federal Liberals. Tom Vernon reports.
A proposed bicycle bylaw put together by the City of Saskatoon considers the amount of space cyclists get and who is allowed to ride on sidewalks.
A Lethbridge courtroom was packed with supporters for Dean and Todd Somemerfeldt as a trial for the two was set to begin Monday.
Court documents suggest a man who stabbed his mother to death in their kitchen was experiencing acute cannabis-induced psychosis.
Officers said the incident happened in the lobby of a building on McMurchy Avenue North, near Queen Street West, at around 3 p.m. on Aug. 30.
At the time, the Burnaby RCMP said it was responding to reports of a shooting in the home.
Ugo Fredette, 43, was arrested Sept. 15, 2017, in Ontario.
The totem pole has stood in Prince Albert for 45 years. It is being moved because the pole was rotting and will be rebuilt on Okanese First Nation.
WestJet is suspending four routes due to ongoing issues with Boeing 737 MAX airplanes, including flights to Cancun and Orlando.
The crane remains bent over an unfinished building, dangling onto the road.
For many families in Calgary, the joy of bringing a new baby home often comes with a tremendous amount of financial stress.
