Amis Gizmo romps to Prince of Wales win
Amis Gizmo took a huge lead at the top of the stretch and cruised to win the $500,000 Prince of Wales Stakes on Tuesday night.
Amis Gizmo took a huge lead at the top of the stretch and cruised to win the $500,000 Prince of Wales Stakes on Tuesday night.
New video footage appears to show the bloodied and limp body of Abdirahman Abdi on the ground after a confrontation with Ottawa police.
Lobbyists say illegal tobacco sales in the Maritimes accounts for millions of dollars in lost revenue and pose a risk to youth and small businesses.
One of the country's top 100 greatest explorers, as ranked by Canadian Geographic in 2015, is planning his next adventure.
The Tuesday, July 26, 2016 edition of Global News Hour at 6, Edmonton’s #1 newscast. Hosted by Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.
It's a Canadian study that proves winning at all costs can be harmful to your health.
Alberta Environment and Parks said the spring rain may have played a role in the clear water at Pigeon Lake this year, a lake that normally sees huge blooms of blue green algae.
The Tuesday, July 26, 2016 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A new national report finds more people are heading to hospital emergency rooms for concussions. Su-Ling Goh explains why some experts think that may not necessarily be a bad thing.
A B.C. family is embarking on a road trip across Canada to help raise awareness of the refugee crisis and raise funds that will go to baby boxes.
There has been a battle raging in Pigeon Lake over the last few years over blue green algae. Advisories have been issued in the past over dangerous algae. But this year is different. Julia Wong looks into why.
The Tuesday, July 26, 2016 edition of Global News at 5 with Gord Steinke on Global Edmonton.
A transgender Calgarian who identifies as a woman says she was banned from using the women's washroom at a bar in Medicine Hat, Alta. Management since issued statement, but one trans advocate says it doesn't address the problem.
It's been an active Tuesday for severe weather across Alberta. Areas to the south, east and northeast of Edmonton were placed under severe thunderstorm warnings as of 5:45 p.m.
The Edmonton Police Association says officers are working under a culture of “fear and blame.” The union said the results of a survey, which was completed by 60 per cent of its approximately 1,850 members, showed there were some concerns. But as Quinn Ohler reports, the police chief said he is hearing a different story.