New numbers released Thursday reveal the extent of homelessness in Edmonton. The good news is numbers are going down. But, as Julia Wong reports, there are still many people living on the streets.
Calgary previously hosted the Grey Cup final in 2009, 2000, 1993 and 1975.
Anyone on the job hunt might want to be extra careful with where and how they apply. Police are issuing a word of warning after a spike in reported online scams. Chris Chacon explains.
Mark Furey said Thursday he's taken particular note of the case made by a 43-year-old woman who went public earlier this month with allegations the Halifax police mishandled their probe of a brutal sexual assault against her.
Some west Edmonton residents are wondering: where’s all the water? The issue centres around a neighbourhood pond in the Glastonbury community that’s essentially been drained because of an accident related to a city reconstruction project. Vinesh Pratap reports.
"There are a lot of calls specific to that site with people being banned or disturbances, nuisances those types of things."
Single-family homes zoned for residential use are extremely rare in Edmonton's downtown core, and historical advocates say they represent our city's humble beginnings.
New numbers, released by Homeward Trust, show 1,607 people in the city experience homelessness, compared to 1,923 in Dec. 2018.
The 10-day Edmonton International Film Festival is underway. Todd James will be taking part and providing film reviews. Tonight, he speaks with a star and filmmaker of “James vs. His Future Self.”
A child was taken to hospital Thursday afternoon after being struck by a vehicle in west Edmonton.
Students all around the world are going to be leaving on Friday to demand action on climate change. The protest is part of an international movement led by Swedish activist Greta Thunberg.
The allegations stem from inappropriate comments and requests that Chiarelli allegedly made to female staff and interviewees.
Police said two businesses have already fallen victim to the so-called "CEO scam." Now, they're warning the public to pay attention to avoid future losses.
Adam Bighill thinks the timing is perfect for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to have a big bounce-back game.
