"The international exposure is huge. The connection to the communities that we have in the province is a big part of our race as well," said the tour's CEO Duane Vienneau.
Three Global employees will be commuting from Churchill Station to NAIT during Tuesday morning's rush hour; one cycling, one taking the LRT and one will be driving. Follow their journeys here.
Seven kittens were rescued from a house fire in the community of Marlborough Park on Sunday.
Field cucumbers, in-store products sold at Safeway stores from Ontario to B.C. recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.
One woman was killed in a car crash on the Tsuut’ina Nation on Monday.
A 19-year-old man was killed and three other people injured after a Dodge pickup lost control and rolled several times in a remote area of southern Alberta.
Toronto's Medical Officer of Health has upgraded the city's heat alert to an extreme heat alert for Monday.
The Minnesota dentist whose killing of Cecil the lion sparked a global backlash emerged for an interview in which he disputed some accounts of the hunt.
Niagara Regional Police are seeking the assistance of the public in both Canada and the U-S in identifying a body pulled from Lake Ontario.
The death toll after a race car lost control during a rally in northwestern Spain has risen to seven following the death of an 11-year-old spectator.
France will send reconnaissance flights over Syria beginning Tuesday to help plan airstrikes in the fight against the Islamic State group, the president said, saying it was a responsibility to fight against the "terrorism and war" that have left Europe vulnerable to attack.
London police have laid charges in a fatal shooting of a 49-year-old man.
The Supreme Court in Bangladesh has lifted a ban on the screening of a movie about a garment worker who was rescued from the rubble 17 days after a factory building collapsed in 2013, killing more than 1,000 people.
Australia's prime minister said Monday that his country will resettle a "significant" number of refugees from Syria this year, while the opposition called for an additional 10,000 refugee places to help the world cope with a humanitarian crisis.
Doctors Without Borders says the world will run out of one of the most effective treatments for snakebites next year, risking the lives of tens of thousands of people, mostly in developing countries.
The Sunday, September 6, 2015 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
The Alberta Energy Regulator is allowing Nexen Energy to resume some pipeline operations at its Long Lake oilsands facility.
A fundraiser was organized Saturday night to help raise money to sponsor families. Organizers fear that this humanitarian crisis is being handled differently than those in the past because of religion.
This weekend, families that have been touched by childhood cancer in one form or another came together at a camp west of Edmonton. Jessica Kent has the details.
The Metro Line LRT is officially open to passengers, but many people are concerned about the Tuesday morning commute. Lisa Wolansky reports.
A webcast of the Sunday, September 6, 2015 edition of the News Hour. Hosted by Shallima Maharaj.
A driver was pumping gas in Pentiction when, suddenly, the station's sign fell right onto their car.
Calgary Stampeders cornerback Joe Burnett, who was recently an Edmonton Eskimo, is looking forward to experiencing Labour Day's Battle of Alberta from the other side.
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