An Edmonton man who was paralyzed from the chest down after a car accident five years ago was able to participate in a five-kilometre walk thanks to help of technology.
The town of High River says anywhere between 35 and 100 domestic goldfish have been spotted in the forebays of the storm pond system of Highwood Lake.
Sat, Sep 19 – Little Brick is a quaint neighbourhood cafe, general store and private event space located in the heart of Edmonton. Chael MacDonald and Nate Box join Kent and Kevin in the kitchen.
Lara Onyskiw with the Second Chance Animal Rescue Society stops by with a pup looking for a forever home.
The Canadian men, ranked 18th in the world, will open the tournament Saturday against sixth-ranked Ireland.
200 Blairmore residents came together Friday evening to pay their respects to little Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette and her father Terry Blanchette.
More than a hundred women descended on downtown Vancouver Friday night, taking part in one of the many Take Back the Night rallies happening across the country.
An RCMP investigation into the tragic life of an aboriginal teenager is unprecedented and overdue, says British Columbia's representative for children and youth.
The Calgary Stampeders stayed unbeaten at home this season with a 35-23 win over the visiting B.C. Lions on Friday.
If there's one thing that inspires passion in British Columbia, it's BC Ferries. But how much do we actually know about them?
A suspect has been arrested in a string of shootings along Phoenix-area freeways that have kept drivers on edge for weeks, state officials said Friday night.
Stephen Harper used an informal fireside chat with victims rights advocate Sheldon Kennedy to announce new support Friday for child advocacy centres and a further crackdown on serious crime.
Guatemalan authorities say a social activist has been slain in a remote, rural town in the country's north.
A decade after 50 dead eagles were found in North Vancouver, a massive investigation and criminal case against 11 men is seemingly over.
Interested in taking a chartered flight for a weekend getaway to catch a Blue Jays playoff game? Well, an Alberta company is crowdsourcing a flight, hoping to fill the plane with baseball fans.
In his weekly editorial, Bob Layton talks about oil prices, layoffs and the firing of city manager Simon Farbrother.
What were the popular topics? Which leader was mentioned the most on Twitter? Emily Mertz breaks it down.
Fri, Sep 18 : RCMP continues to make it clear that the investigation into the homicides of Hailey Dunbar-Blanchette and her Father Terry is very complicated. Global’s Nancy Hixt has the latest.
He’s either the luckiest or the unluckiest goose out there. But, whichever way you see it, the bird is making an unbelievable recovery. Fletcher Kent has the story.
The Edmonton Oilers started training at the Leduc Rec Centre. But, as Michel Boyer reports, they weren’t alone.
Eliminating poverty in Edmonton in a single generation: that’s the goal of a task force led by Mayor Don Iveson. Tom Vernon has the plan.
Omar Khadr is free to visit his family in Toronto. That’s one of the decisions from an Edmonton judge. Fletcher Kent has more from the law courts.
Transportation Minister Todd Stone announced Friday that they've heard from the public from Powell River and along the Sunshine Coast that highway access is important for attracting tourism and investment.
The Oliver RCMP, RCMP-Regional General Investigation Service and the RCMP Emergency Response Team executed a search warrant on the residence in the 6800 block of Main Street around 1:45 p.m.