Edmonton city councillor holds infill forum for Rio Terrace residents
More than 150 Rio Terrace residents spent their Saturday afternoon at a meeting about infill in their community.
More than 150 Rio Terrace residents spent their Saturday afternoon at a meeting about infill in their community.
According to numbers from the Edmonton Police Service, three people have died in pedestrian-vehicle incidents so far in 2016. There were a total of 14 pedestrian-vehicle fatalities in 2015.
Alberta premier Rachel Notley says pipelines are essential for the province’s economy to succeed while keeping to climate change goals.
Alberta premier Rachel Notley discusses ways the NDP will be planning to move ahead and says the previous leadership is a thing of the past.
Alberta premier Rachel Notley says her government has invested in jobs and diversification since being elected.
Alberta premier Rachel Notley says they’ve made mistakes, but they’re making progress on many fronts including abolishing a flat tax health premium in Alberta.
"The homeless issue continues to grow. I don't think it’s diminishing at all." said Edmonton Police Chief Rod Knecht during the "Coffee with the Chief" media event Friday.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley is taking aim at the so-called "Leap Manifesto" - a relatively radical policy blueprint driven by activists within the NDP that openly rejects pipeline development.
French police clashed Saturday with hundreds of protesters in Paris, sending clouds of tear gas wafting across the city's Place de la Nation traffic circle.
Bellingham International Airport was closed Saturday morning due to a suspicious device that proved to be a marijuana grinder.
Prosecutors in Brussels can confirm that arrested terror suspect Mohamed Abrini was the third man present at Brussels Airport during the March 22 suicide bombings.
A judge has sentenced two Hamilton brothers to life in prison for what he called a "senseless" and "vigilante" style killing of a former Hells Angel.
Heading out to the farmers market is a popular activity for many Albertans, especially in the summer. To make navigating Alberta's approved farmers markets a bit easier, the government has launched a new mobile app.
A fire in St. Vital has heavily damaged the roof of a home on Abbotsford Crescent.
Toronto police are asking for help finding a Shih Tzu-poodle after the dog was stolen from a bench in the downtown east-end last month.
The debate over how an organic waste collection program would look in Winnipeg is about to fire up again at City Hall.
Sat, Apr 9 – Red Hat Co-op provides local vegetables for Alberta grocery stores. Mike Meinhardt from Red Hat stops by the Global Edmonton kitchen to prepare some vegetable-based dishes.
The Second Chance Animal Rescue Society is back. This week, they brought three pups along with them.
Police were called to the area of 116 Avenue and 97 Street Saturday morning after a man was found dead overnight.
Spring is here and you might be thinking of taking a trip abroad. Vincent Rees with Cobblestone Freeway stops by with some unique holiday ideas you might not have thought of or considered.
Canadian Model Miss is a scholarship pageant system and development program to inspire girls aged four to 18 years old. It was founded to shape the young girls of today to make a difference in themselves and others. Brittanee Tomkow and Samantha Wiltzen stop by with the details.
A majority of Canadians think the rich are skipping out on paying taxes.
The One Act Play Festival features 20 plays presented by the drama, advanced acting and musical theatre students at Leduc Composite High School. The stars of the show stop by to talk more about the festival.