Holiday Hamper team ready to help Edmontonians in 2019 holiday season
A local charity that provides food hampers to Edmonton families in need is gearing up for the 2019 holiday season.
A local charity that provides food hampers to Edmonton families in need is gearing up for the 2019 holiday season.
United Nations experts and rights groups estimate more than a million Uighurs and members of other ethic groups have been detained in camps in a far-reaching campaign that has triggered an international backlash.
Lethbridge city council has received an update in the three-year fiscal and operational review currently being performed by KPMG.
About 200 protesters were still inside the sealed-off Hong Kong Polytechnic University campus, raising fears of bloody clashes with no resolution in sight.
"Certainly this was not only a speaking exercise for me, but certainly a listening exercise," Halifax Regional Police Chief Dan Kinsella told reporters.
The collision happened between Township Road 92 and Township Road 94, about three kilometres north of Highway 3, according to police.
A group of Monkland village residents wants the borough of NDG to reconsider a proposed housing project at 5867 Ch. de la Côte-St-Antoine.
The Calgary Fire Department said crews responded to the 100 block of Sage Bank Link N.W. on Monday after 7:20 p.m.
Environment Canada issued a snowfall warning for parts of southern Alberta on Monday.
In a split 4-3 decision Vernon city council voted last week to increase the speed limit by 10 km/hr on the part of Commonage Road.
"I was the one who found him, I took pictures and I know this death is not accidental I know it's a homicide," said Corey Scherbey's mother.
A former Safeway building that’s been sitting vacant because of a restrictive covenant finally has a new lease on life. Something else is taking over and, as Vinesh Pratap reports, it’s music to the ears of those in the Highlands community.
Global Edmonton is launching the 16th year of our ‘Give Me Shelter’ campaign. Morgan Black explains how the home-grown initiative continues to grow, with support the community, and help those in need.
Former prime minister, Kim Campbell, discussed why the Conservatives didn’t make more gains in the federal election and why she says Alberta separatists need to grow up. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.
Edmonton doctors now have access to some new technology that’s improving the way they do complex surgeries. The microscope is the first of its kind in western Canada and it’s all thanks to the Mighty Millions Lottery. Su-Ling Goh has more in Health Matters.
An Edmonton man has been sentenced for his role in running a criminal scheme where dozens of stolen cars were broken down and sold for parts. Sarah Komadina reports.
The man investigating the UCP leadership race is about to be let go. The Kenney government says the office of the election commissioner will still exist but it’s being moved. Tom Vernon explains.
The UCP MLA behind a controversial private member’s bill had to defend his views on Monday. Dan Williams appeared in front of the committee in charge of reviewing Bill 207. Sarah Ryan reports.
Hundreds of students gathered on the steps of the Alberta legislature on Monday to protest cuts to post-secondary education. Julia Wong reports.
The Monday, Nov. 18, 2019 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Monday, Nov. 18, 2019.
The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. (IIO) has been called in to investigate the death of a man after he died following an attempted arrest by Penticton RCMP.
The organization said the change will be implemented nationally by the national governing body and its 13 provincial and territorial members for the 2020-21 season.
You can now have a coffee and a snack at Café Bonjour-Hi.
The city moved ahead with required a vehicle to give a minimum distance of one metre when passing a bike did not make helmets mandatory.