Neighbours shocked by death of 58-year-old Brampton woman, husband facing murder charge
“I was praying that she lived and she survived this attack, but unfortunately her life ended so sadly."
“I was praying that she lived and she survived this attack, but unfortunately her life ended so sadly."
Images of Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau in blackface and brownface have sent shockwaves through local campaigns, including in Edmonton. Tom Vernon sat down with Amarjeet Sohi for his take on the scandal.
It was a noisy night for residents living next to the Valley Line LRT bridge and it’s just the first of many. As Chris Chacon reports, that noise is only going to get worse as crews race to beat the cold weather.
Changes in the offensive line and receiving corps present new challenges for the Calgary Stampeders as they head to Toronto to face the Argonauts on Friday.
Materials for bullet-proof vests are being tested at a research facility at UBC Okanagan in Kelowna.
The Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Alberta sheriffs obtained a court order and shut down a house north of downtown Edmonton they allege is a "source of drug activity and violence."
A non-profit organization that helps women get opportunities in skilled trades will receive $10 million from Alberta's government, according to a news release issued by the Ministry of Advance Education on Thursday.
An Alberta man has been given a 23-and-a-half-year sentence for repeatedly sexually assaulting his three daughters over a six-year period.
Quebec's environment minister announced an international youth summit on climate action next summer in Quebec City.
Parents at Foothills Academy are running their annual fall car raffle, which features a brand new Camaro as the prize this year.
Since 1986, the Yorkshire-born actor has been getting killed onscreen.
Late at night this summer, after Nikolaj Ehlers had already skated, worked out, golfed and spent time with friends and family, he'd turn on his iPad.
Vancouver police say nearly half of all weapons seized throughout the city this year came from a district that includes Oppenheimer Park.
If the latest Leger survey is any indication, Canadians remain unsure about which party is best placed to ease economic pressure.
It’s the latest controversy in a federal election campaign that has, at times, focused on racism.
According to police, the man walked behind the tellers’ counter, demanding the staff give him money while indicating he had a weapon concealed in his pocket.
Eric Dezenhall, CEO and co-founder of Washington-based crisis communications firm Dezenhall Resources, told Global News the Prime Minister's repeated apologies might actually hurt him in the long run.
The outburst is caught in police video, which was released to Global News after a successful court bid to publicly release parts of Sagmoen’s Supreme Court trial in Vernon.