Industry groups say the Liberal pledge violates government policy supporting science-based decision making, threatens thousands of B.C. jobs and appears to be an election move to court urban voters.
On Wednesday, IHIT released video stills of a white SUV and a white Tesla whose occupants may have seen the suspect.
The Edmonton Oilers will hit the ice and begin their 2019-20 season at Rogers Place on Wednesday night. Quinn Phillips reports.
Alberta’s UCP government is looking at introducing news rules around vaping in the province. Tom Vernon reports.
Breanna Karstens-Smith interviews Edmonton Oilers president Tom Anselmi ahead of the team’s home opener on Wednesday night.
Edmonton Oilers fans are excited for the NHL season to get underway on Wednesday night. But as Breanna Karstens-Smith explains, the excitement doesn’t necessarily translate into ticket sales.
Rural fire halls in the Shuswap are finding it an ongoing challenge to recruit and retain members.
The City of Edmonton is hoping a new pilot project will help keep traffic flowing in the city’s downtown core. Julia Wong has the details.
The Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
Vinesh Pratap takes a look at the issue of transit safety in Edmonton.
Manitoba, government officials notified health-care providers Wednesday that orders for the flu-shot vaccine are being reduced due to a national delay.
The practice would allow the government to amass a trove of biometric data on migrants, raising major privacy concerns.
A trial has begun for the man accused in connection with the 2017 stabbing of an Edmonton police officer and the running over of people with a van later that evening. Fletcher Kent reports.
The 74-year-old Kelowna man left his Hollywood Road South home last Thursday, around 7:30 a.m., but never returned.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney from Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019.
Police say a six-month-old girl was found at a Niagara Falls, Ont., home without vital signs. She was taken to hospital where she was pronounced dead.
When calculated annually, Jade Sharp's bill comes to $3,000 — three times what she paid for her used car.
John Tavares said recently when he used to dream about playing for the Toronto Maple Leafs there wasn't a 'C' on his jersey.
Summer Derksen says she wouldn't have graduated high school without the Restorative Action Program.
Drugs, racism and rural population decline are some the biggest barriers to thriving communities in southern Saskatchewan according to a new, crowd-sourced report.
Since 2015, Knitted Knockers has provided over 5,000 of its hand-knitted breast prostheses to women across the prairies who've undergone a mastectomy.
Todd James is at Landmark Cinemas for EIFF, where he talks to festival co-producer Sydney Moule and highlights documentaries “Nomad In The Footsteps of Bruce Chatwin” and ” Viewer Discretion Advised.”
It’s a big day for hockey fans in Edmonton as the Oilers host their season home opener at Rogers Place. But there are other new additions to ICE District this season. Quinn Phillips speaks to Tim Shipton with the Oilers Entertainment Group about them.
The Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Four people with intellectual disabilities will have a new place to call home thanks to the grand opening of a new Chip and Dale group home in Regina.
