It was a hot one all last week and we can expect many more warm days of summer. One way to beat the heat is to mix up a special cocktail. Arif Saraf, from Rebel Food and Drink, shows us a couple unique concoctions.
Members of Edmonton’s Sikh community are speaking out about a rash of what they say are hate-related incidents at a temple in Mill Woods. As Chris Chacon reports, police are now investigating.
"I arrived at home to find it stuffed into my door on the outside," said human rights lawyer Benjamin Perryman of the sensitive documents.
Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting that occurred at a Toronto apartment complex early Friday and say they are seeking three suspects.
Organizers of Edmonton Folk Music Festival are taking it to the streets this summer, after announcing the event will not take place at Gallagher park. Terry Wickham, the longtime EDFM producer, explains how this year’s event will work.
One of the best ways to beat the heat in the kitchen, is to not cook at all and just get some fresh Mexican food. Calle Mexico Is as authentic as a gas and has several locations around the city, including a food truck. Juan Talango, the owner, shows us the best dish to eat...
During the search, police seized several types of drugs, a stolen pickup truck, cash, ammunition and contraband cigarettes.
According to Manitoba Wildfire Services, there are 17 wildfires burning across the province right now — 13 being actively fought.
A heat wave gripping Manitoba is moving along, but not before a sizzling finale over the first weekend of July. For farmers, that's more bad news in a year already full of it.
Two people were rescued from a large fire at an Oshawa apartment complex on Saturday, officials say.
Saskatoon police are searching for two suspects believed to be involved in a late Friday night shooting that sent one teen to the hospital.
Upon issuing the recall, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency said anyone allergic to eggs should not consume Dufflet's Chocolate Cake.
In Haiti, authorities used social media to alert people about the storm and urged them to evacuate if they lived near water or mountain flanks.
There are now 22 active COVID-19 cases in the province -- the lowest number of active cases since Nov. 15, 2020.
A 40-year-old man from Langdon, Alta., has been charged in connection with grass fires on Siksika Nation that the RCMP say were intentionally set.
It started off as a budding business at a farmers’ market and just blossomed from there. Ciara Yaschuk explains how the owners’ picturesque marketing tactic is turning heads as part of our Business in Bloom series.
The worst of this heat wave is behind us and for many it was gruelling. From people to pets, it’s been hard to stay cool, but it’s also been good for some Edmonton businesses. Nicole Stillger explains.
One of Edmonton’s most popular spots to cool off is sitting quiet. Tom Vernon explains why the pools in from of the Alberta legislature are turned off.
After days of hot and dry weather across Alberta, more wildfires are popping up. Kim Smith reports.
Emergency crews worked to clean up after a 20-car train carrying liquid asphalt derailed near Blackfalds on Friday.
Alberta is in Day 2 of reopening and many are excited for the possibilities. However, two doctors who have been on the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic are keeping a close eye on the coming weeks. Julia Wong reports
Here’s Phil Darlington’s Friday, July 2, 2021 evening weather forecast for Edmonton and the surrounding area.
