Our Give me Shelter campaign donation drive is happening Tuesday, and this year due to COVID-19 we’re asking for gift cards and monetary donations. Morgan Black spoke with Sister Lucinda May Patterson from Lurana Shelter about how the donations will help families fleeing from domestic violence.
A 29-year-old woman was rushed to hospital by ambulance. A 33-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Five players were released from Canada's selection camp roster in Red Deer, Alta., because they were "unfit to continue to play based on return-to-play protocols."
Members of the Edmonton Zone Medical Staff Association's Strategic COVID-19 Pandemic Committee presented at a special Edmonton city council meeting Tuesday morning.
Our Give me Shelter campaign donation drive is happening Tuesday and this year the goal is a little different. Rather than gathering toys and toiletries, we are asking for gift cards and monetary donations. The proceeds help women fleeing domestic violence. Jocelyn Davison the chair of the WIN House ambassador program joined the morning news...
Our 17th annual Global News Give me Shelter campaign is back for another year. With COVID-19 there has been a rise in domestic violence, so shelters that help families escape those situations need more help than ever. Rhonda Janzen from Wings of Providence joined the morning news to share how you can show the victims...
The Global News Morning Edmonton team is back in the kitchen cooking up tasty dishes, so to kick things off Tom Vernon whipped up some savoury spiced lime chicken and cumin rice on Tuesday.
Jared Matthew Eliasson broke both of the woman's arms after she honked at him for stopping his car in the middle of a residential street in 2017.
COVID-19 has already wiped out the 2020 Canadian Football League season — and it appears the effects of the pandemic will also reach into the 2021 season.
Shortly after the bird died in an apparent coyote attack in July, Andrew Uyeno started an online petition to erect a statue in the bird's honour.
It's been nearly two weeks since the Alberta government introduced new, targeted public health restrictions, yet cases continue to steadily climb.
The London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors (LSTAR) says 854 homes were sold in November, the third straight month of record-setting sales in the region.
An estimated crowd of 200 people, all part of the Hasidic Jewish community, gathered in a residence situated on Parc Avenue, police said.
Prior to the pandemic, 60 per cent of students were bullied according to the panel.
In videoconference on Monday, company president Serge Goulet unveiled the first models of his vision of the Peel Basin, and neither included plans for a baseball stadium.
The latest spread opens a new front for the world's second-largest country by area as it prepares for a logistically difficult vaccination program.
A new ManpowerGroup Employment Outlook Survey shows Hamilton area employers are expecting a favourable hiring climate for the first quarter of 2021.
Critics of Canada's most controversial cross-border pipeline projects aren't taking their demise for granted under president-elect Joe Biden.
The average Canadian family will pay up to an extra $695 for food next year, as the pandemic, wildfires and changing consumer habits drive-up grocery bills.
More than nine months into the COVID-19 pandemic in Alberta, people in the province are looking for reasons to smile. A walk in St. Albert might just prompt one. Sarah Komadina explains.
RCMP in Airdrie have laid charges after the Indigenous man says his car was rear-ended and he was beaten with a baton while the attacker shouted racist slurs at him and his wife.
USask Huskies men's hockey coach Dave Adolph will retire in April after 28 seasons with the team. The Huskies have won seven conference titles during his tenure.
Ghislaine Maxwell has been held since her July arrest on charges that she procured teenage girls for Epstein to abuse in the mid-1990s.
Interior Health said the seniors were both in their late 70s and died in hospital.
The Mustard Seed is looking to open a supportive housing facility in Lethbridge.
