Norwegian authorities say six people suffered non-threatening injuries and several people are unaccounted for after an avalanche of snow on the remote Arctic island of Svalbard hit 10 houses.
Ensuring Canadians have access to federal information will mean more — and sometimes difficult — public scrutiny, but ultimately it will lead to better government, the prime minister says.
The girlfriend of one of the 14 people killed in the Dec. 2 shooting in San Bernardino said President Barack Obama immediately asked her for a hug when he came to talk with her.
How well do you know your province? We've taken some of our favourite Weather Window photos from the past few months, and want you to figure out their locations.
A local school is rallying to support the widow and son of 35-year-old Karanpal Singh Bhangu, a convenience store clerk killed in a vicious robbery in south Edmonton Friday morning.
The Summerland Christmas Express steam engine rides are one of the most popular Holiday attractions in the Okanagan.
The Winnipeg Jets took advantage of a New York Rangers team that was playing their second game in as many nights with a 5-2 victory on Friday at MTS Centre.
Well-known Saskatoon businessman, Nowshad Ali, was acquitted of sexual assault at Saskatoon's Court of Queen's Bench Friday.
For the first time, the Toronto Raptors know what getting a win over Chris Bosh feels like.
A UBC scientist is studying an intriguing possibility: can global warming accelerate natural selection?
A man shopping was stopped by a little girl who thought he was Santa Claus. The adorable interaction was caught on camera by the girl's father.
Veils came off two benches Friday in honour of Jessica Holman-Price and her brother Peter, whom she heroically saved 10 years ago by pushing him out of the way of a snow truck.
Actor James Cromwell was among six people arrested at an upstate New York power plant that is under construction.
Vancouver police are warning drug users about the potential for accidental overdoses after the theft of various drugs including fentanyl from a pharmacy.
The Democratic race for president unexpectedly exploded with rancour as Hillary Clinton's campaign accused Bernie Sanders of stealing millions of dollars worth of information.
Fri, Dec 18: Two men are dead after violent overnight robberies at two convenience stores in Edmonton. As Reid Fiest reports, three people are in custody, including a 13-year-old boy.
A webcast of the News Hour with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney, Edmonton’s most-watched newscast, from Friday, December 18, 2015.
Fri, Dec 18 – For nearly three decades, the Marketplace Chapel at West Ed has opened its doors, but now staff are hoping for a saviour in the way of donations. Kendra Slugoski reports.
Fri, Dec 18 – A holiday thief has snatched parcels and letters from a community mailbox in Strathcona County. Sarah Kraus has the details.
Fri, Dec 18 – Some Edmonton charities are experiencing hardship. As Julia Wong reports, they say the recent economic downturn may be to blame.
In his weekly editorial, Bob Layton weighs in on the move to welcome Syrian refugees as well as the Give Me Shelter campaign.
Most of his body was submerged in the freezing cold water for more than half an hour as crews tried to reach him.
According to the government, the province has had a AAA credit rating since 2001. Now, it’s been pushed down to a AA+. Tom Vernon explains.
Just hours after losing her best friend to a violent robbery in south Edmonton, Sara Chaloux speaks out about how she'll remember him.