Dozens of dogs are making a big splash this weekend, diving into competition in the central Alberta town of Blackfalds. As Sarah Komadina explains, it’s a unique sport and for the first time the championship is being held in Canada.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Friday, October 9, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney from Friday, October 9, 2020.
The City of Edmonton announced the former Shaw Conference Centre will open to homeless people at the end of October, as they hope to get them into a safe space as temperatures start dropping. Sarah Ryan reports.
What does the voluntary guidelines for Edmonton announced by Dr. Deena Hinshaw mean for multi-sport families? How will this impact the lesser secondary sports? Chris Chacon talks a look at the cohort guidelines.
Over the course of the pandemic, Sylvain Trudeau has engineered a myriad of contraptions in order to help keep media crews and others safe from COVID-19.
The exposure happened at Clarence Fulton Secondary School, at this point an unknown number of students and staff may have been exposed to the disease.
All patients, visitors, and health-care providers will have to wear a mask within SHA facilities in Saskatoon, even if they can maintain a two-metre distance.
As Ontario shuts down restaurants, gyms and movie theatres to get a handle on rising COVID cases, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he wants to avoid such measures for Edmonton. Fletcher Kent explains.
Doctors have recommended Winnipeg Jets forward Bryan Little not play next season as he continues to deal with a head injury.
Two court injunctions related to a controversial development in Caledonia have been extended until the next court date on Oct. 22.
The Friday, October 9, 2020 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Breanna Karstens-Smith.
With the arrival of the second wave of the pandemic Montreal's residential real estate market continues to outperform expectations.
As COVID-19 cases increase in Edmonton, protecting seniors is becoming a greater concern. Vinesh Pratap reports.
There's been an increase in graffiti vandalism in Kelowna this year, according to RCMP.
The UCP government and Alberta’s nurses have entered into a public war of words over when to resume collective bargaining. Tom Vernon reports.
The number of motorists charged with impaired driving in September is down from 30 impaired drivers that were charged in August.
Meng's lawyers wanted greater access to information in heavily redacted documents disclosed by the Attorney General to use as evidence to support their claims that her arrest at Vancouver's airport in 2018 was unlawful.
Kenney says the money is to be used to modernize and build new irrigation infrastructure and increase water storage capacity.
A Calgary family is mourning the death of their father after he was diagnosed with COVID-19 while being treated at the Foothills hospital. The family is fighting for his daughter, who also tested positive, to have access to remdesivir.
