Новости за 14.12.2021

A relationship study reveals the key to happy romantic couples is to think 'we' instead of 'me.'

Police are asking people to avoid the area as an investigation is underway. Drivers can't access Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville through Highway 116.

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast for the Edmonton area starting Monday, Dec. 13, 2021.

The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters says even though calls for shelter have decreased in the pandemic, there still isn’t enough space to meet demand. Sarah Ryan reports.

The Toronto Raptors poured in a season-high 70 points in the first half to cruise to a 124-101 win against the Sacramento Kings on Monday.

The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees voted Monday in favour of a proposed mediated settlement regarding a new collective agreement with the Alberta government.

The Fraser Health region continues to have the highest active COVID-19 caseload at 850. One hundred five new cases were reported there in the last 24 hours alone.

The Kelowna charity provides services for children who have experienced abuse or neglect.

The Alberta government is taking a second try at its controversial kindergarten to Grade 6 social studies curriculum. It was supposed to be introduced next fall. Now, the government is going back to the drawing board. Breanna Karstens-Smith explains why and what subjects are still changing next school year.

Residents feel the stretch of highway between Penticton and Okanagan Falls is unsafe, voicing concerns over the number of accidents that have occurred.

There’s relief in a community west of Edmonton Monday following the arrest of a man accused of killing a sporting goods store employee in Edson. As Dan Grummett reports, police also addressed concerns about the level of communication with the public in the hours following the shocking incident.

Saskatoon Tribal Council staff is waiting on approval for an HVAC inspection that would ensure proper air circulation and ventilation in the building before the centre can open.

In today’s Health Matters segment, Su-Ling Goh explores why this time of year can be tough for those with allergies.

The Alberta Council of Women’s Shelters says even though calls for shelter have decreased in the pandemic, there still isn’t enough space to meet demand.

The province said there's no indication any of the province's websites have been impacted by the software flaw, but they are applying "corrective patches."

The Regina & District Chamber of Commerce is trying their best to keep the sentiment going strong this holiday season with a recent campaign.

The union representing paramedics in Alberta wants people to know what’s happening on the ground. The Health Sciences Association of Alberta has taken to social media to broadcast the “code reds” and long response times for an ambulance. Kim Smith takes a look at what it is reporting in the Edmonton area.

The Edmonton may be without forward Zach Hyman Tuesday night as the Oilers host the Toronto Maple Leafs.