At least 11 Canadian women are believed to be at the Al Hawl and Roj detention camps in northern Syria, while Global News found only five men imprisoned in the region who identified as Canadians.
Calgary Flames (2-1-1, third in the Pacific Division) vs. Vegas Golden Knights (2-2-0, fourth in the Pacific Division)
St. Louis Blues (3-0-1, first in the Central Division) vs. Montreal Canadiens (1-1-2, sixth in the Atlantic Division)
Philadelphia Flyers (2-0-0, fourth in the Metropolitan Division) vs. Vancouver Canucks (1-2-0, fifth in the Pacific Division)
Winnipeg Jets (3-2-0, fourth in the Central Division) vs. Chicago Blackhawks (0-2-0, sixth in the Central Division)
Toronto Maple Leafs (2-2-1, fifth in the Atlantic Division) vs. Detroit Red Wings (3-1-0, second in the Atlantic Division)
Tampa Bay Lightning (2-1-1, fourth in the Atlantic Division) vs. Ottawa Senators (0-3-0, eighth in the Atlantic Division)
A garage on Alexander Street was completely destroyed by fire Friday night.
KENNEWICK, Wash. - Kyle Olson scored his second goal of the night 4:20 into overtime as the Tri-City Americans topped the Victoria Royals 4-3 on Friday in Western Hockey League action.
READ IN Week has come to an end in Edmonton. Global Edmonton’s anchors and reporters have read dozens of books to kids around the city this week so in the latest edition of Our YEG At Night, here’s a look back at READ IN Week 2019.
Poor weather conditions are causing headaches for farmers in central Alberta. As Chris Chacon reports, not only are many facing financial hardship, but they are also working around the clock to get as much done before winter arrives.
The Kenney government's so-called "energy war room," which is aimed at countering criticism of Alberta's energy industry, is coming under fire again after the province revealed its "internal operations" won't be subject to freedom of information laws.
Vagramov has indicated he will not be involved in police board meetings or decisions until his sexual assault charge his resolved.
If a transit strike does happen, the union says the effects would be far worse than the last strike in 2001, which lasted for four months.
With demolition underway on the iconic Canada Olympic Park ski jumps, area athletes have found a solution just in time for their season to start.
Concerns are growing as homeless camps have been set up in Edmonton's inner-city neighbourhoods and don't seem to be going anywhere.
John Sexsmith profiles an Alberta sprinter who will soon be off to Dubai to compete in the World Championship.
Margeaux Maron takes a look at an Edmonton tradition: the READ IN Week initiative.
In his latest editorial, Bob Layton talks about a climate change protest that took place on Edmonton’s Walterdale Bridge.
Poor weather conditions are causing headaches for farmers in central Alberta. As Chris Chacon reports, not only are many facing financial hardship, but they are also working around the clock to get as much done before winter arrives.
Concerns are being raised over how the UCP government has set up its so-called energy war room. As Tom Vernon reports, citizens will not be allowed to find out aspects of how the new office is being operated.
In central Edmonton, homeless camps are causing concerns about safety for some people who live near them. Sarah Komadina reports.
According to organizers, the party is an opportunity to welcome people into the space and showcase some of the projects its members have been working on.
E-scooters have only been used in Edmonton for a couple of months but Global News has learned they are being targeted by vandals in an organized fashion. Julia Wong reports.
On Friday, more victims of a 2017 van attack in Edmonton testified in court at Abdulahi Sharif’s attempted murder trial. Fletcher Kent reports.
