Community members gathered for a vigil and prayer circle on Tuesday, Dec. 3, after a school bus crash injured over a dozen students, including five who are in critical condition. Sarah Komadina was there.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast for the Edmonton area starting Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019.
A Calgary consumer is questioning the safety and security of apps after she was targeted by hackers.
In the Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019 edition of Health Matters: Albertans with inflammatory bowel disease raise concerns about provincial drug coverage changes, the U of A teams up with Atlas Biotechnologies to research medical marijuana, and the Oilers visit hospitalized kids.
The Tuesday, Dec. 3, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.
An ambitious project in Edmonton is moving forward, at least gradually. The organization behind the “High Level Line” linear park has scaled back funding requests in hopes of keeping the project in the works. Vinesh Pratap explains.
The government is addressing questions about safety and security at the Alberta legislature after a man died by suicide on the steps Monday.
"We needed something and it became clear we weren't going to carry this 100 pound wheelchair and person everyday," Kurt Soparlo on the need for a replacement for their son's wheelchair ramp which was becoming unsafe to use.
Calgary and Regina both took steps on Tuesday toward accelerating replacement of underground lead pipes in the wake of the Tainted Water investigation.
No one from Monday morning’s collision involving a school bus and picker truck died overnight, officials say. The community of Smoky Lake is planning a vigil. Sarah Ryan has the latest.
An Edmonton man says he was assaulted by a police officer after asking for help. As Lisa MacGregor reports, the man says it started because of a broken window and ended with him in hospital facing charges.
Tuesday marked a major milestone in the construction of the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. As Breanna Karstens-Smith reports, 2,200 employees got to work.
Dubbed the Orbit, the community will combine "small town and rural lifestyles" with the "benefits of urban living," with a new Go station at its centre.
Texas is taking advantage of Alberta’s weakened oil sector, enticing Canadian energy workers to move to south. Dallas Flexhaug explains what the Lone Star State offers that Alberta can’t.
Lethbridge 'Downtown Clean and Safe Strategy' (DCSS) is asking the city for more funding as the number of initiatives increase and produce positive results.
The Guelph police budget of $46 million was also approved on Tuesday by councillors without any changes.
RCMP said emergency crews responded to a collision at Township Road 232 near Range Road 250 in Wheatland County on Tuesday morning.
The victim, whose identity is being protected, reported the unwanted communication to Calgary police, which launched an investigation.
"You can't get frustrated. You have to keep going. I feel like I bring a lot of other aspects to the game."
Christmas campaigns in Lethbridge are looking to the community for help in supporting increased needs this holiday season.
The private plane was heading from Medicine Hat, Alta., to Moose Jaw, Sask., on the night of June 1.
Gibson Energy Inc. says it will build a 100,000-barrel-per-day diluent recovery unit near the Alberta oil marketing hub of Hardisty, a strategy expected to free up room in pipelines and on railcars for oilsands exports.
Chief Coroner Dirk Huyer told Justice Sheilagh O'Connell on Tuesday that more than 7,000 people aged 10 to 24 years old have died in Ontario between 2007 and 2018. He said the project was an effort to better understand the factors at play.
U.S. President Donald Trump threatened 100 per cent tariffs on French champagne and cheese.
Winnipeg police are asking for the public's help tracking down a missing man last seen over two weeks ago.
