Nova Scotia’s three main party leaders to square off in first election debate
Health care, the economy, housing shortages and long-term care are expected to be among the most hotly contested issues.
Health care, the economy, housing shortages and long-term care are expected to be among the most hotly contested issues.
Shopify crossed the $1-billion revenue threshold in its second quarter of fiscal 2021 as the e-commerce company holds its momentum from the COVID-19 pandemic.
A Dutch Olympian says she had to protest in order to be allowed a few minutes of fresh air while in quarantine for COVID-19 in Japan.
The new cases exceeded the earlier record of 2,848 set the previous day and brought the total for the Japanese capital to 206,745 since the pandemic began.
Emergency crews were called to Gerrard and River streets at around 2:29 a.m. for reports of a person with a knife.
Canadian gymnast Ellie Black won't be competing in the women's all-around gymnastics event.
Ford's trip to Thunder Bay comes as First Nation leaders call on the province to declare a state of emergency over the situation.
Concern about faster-rising prices is growing.
Armenia's defence ministry said in a statement that Azeri forces had attacked Armenian positions near the border between the two countries, while Azerbaijan says it was provoked.
Canada made history at the Tokyo Olympics Wednesday, setting a new national medal record for a Summer Games athlete while several rowers advanced to final rounds.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast for the Edmonton area starting Tuesday, July 27, 2021.
The web edition of Global News at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Breanna Karstens-Smith for Tuesday, July 27, 2021.
The web edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke for Tuesday, July 27, 2021.
A column in the Globe and Mail feels pickup trucks should be parked in favour of smaller vehicles. Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has chimed in on the debate. Tom Vernon reports.
Experts have called these rising COVID-19 numbers “predictable,” and one Edmonton doctor says we’ve begun to usher in our fourth wave. While the majority of Albertans now have protection against the virus, there could still be consequences for everyone. Morgan Black reports.
The Calgary Stampede and Alberta Health said 71 people contracted COVID-19 at the 2021 event — but that may be an underestimate, according to the province's former top doctor.
An Edmonton judge has sentenced Ontario long-haul trucker Bradley Barton to 12.5 years behind bars. The decision comes 10 years and two trials after Cindy Gladue bled to death Barton’s hotel bathtub. Fletcher Kent has more on the sentencing and why this case may still not be over.
One in five Canadians reported high levels of mental distress during the pandemic, and many turned to unhealthy habits for comfort, including excessive gaming. As Su-Ling Goh reports, gaming as a way to escape may be hard on our mental health.
Three people were taken to hospital on Tuesday afternoon following a collision involving a dump truck and another vehicle on the southern outskirts of Edmonton.