Новости за 15.12.2017

This Saturday and Sunday volunteers will be lining up at Santas Depot, at 12122 68 St. NW, to help bring toys to roughly 20,000 kids in need.

Jeff Matulewski, the president of the Gananoque & District Humane Society, says the shelter gets "no guaranteed funding" as incomes include adoption fees as well as donations.

A post-mortem examination showed Jayanthy Seevaratnam, 46, died of multiple injuries in Scarborough on Tuesday.

Local business improvement districts are now calling for the Anti-Graffiti Unit to make a return in order to stop unsightly and costly vandalizing from continuing.

The REB Invitational is a huge basketball tournament in Edmonton. It always begins with a slam dunk contest and Global Edmonton cameraman Geoff Stickle was there on Thursday to capture the sights and sounds of the event.

London police say they're investigating after Shyle Braithwaite reported discovering the insult yesterday afternoon.

Would you pay $5 if it meant you didn't have to wait as long in doctor's waiting room?

In an interview, Graham said the chances of “using the military option” with the Asian country is about three in 10 – and it would jump to 70 per cent if North Korea tested another nuclear weapon.

The Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

A Surrey-based immigration consultant says Canada is becoming a popular destination for immigrants concerned about their future in the United States.

There are more and more ads for teeth-whitening products these days. Su-Ling Goh spoke to an expert about what you need to know before brightening your teeth.

In Thursday’s edition of Health Matters, Su-Ling Goh talks about the need for organ donations in Alberta, updates the province’s latest flu numbers and looks into the popularity of whitening your teeth.

A St. Albert teen had a wish come true when he got the chance to design his own shoes. As Kent Morrison reports, those shoes have kicked off a campaign to help more kids just like him.

Saskatchewan is making it clear it’s not lifting its ban on Alberta licence plates at government construction sites. Now, Alberta’s government has launched a legal challenge that could end with Saskatchewan paying a hefty price. Tom Vernon explains.

Alberta Health Services says dozens of patients at an Edmonton fertility clinic were potentially exposed to sexually transmitted infections last month.

On Thursday, police revealed new details about the disappearance of an Edmonton mother and teacher last week. At the news conference, Nadia Atwi’s husband also pleaded for her safe return.

A daring rescue of an injured firefighter was caught on camera by an aerial unit in California's Ventura County.

Edmonton police are asking for the public’s help as they try to find a driver who struck two pedestrians Wednesday night. Sarah Kraus reports.

An independent report looking into the June death of Tim Hague after a fighting event in Edmonton has found some rules weren’t followed. Vinesh Pratap reports.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Thursday, Dec. 14, 2017.

The Public Health Agency of Canada said in a statement Thursday night that a total of 30 cases of E.coli 0157 are being investigated and one person has died.

A new poll suggests Albertans support fully funding religious schools more than any other province—but there’s still not a majority who believe it’s a good idea.

A Calgary man wonders if his supper had a holy scene hidden in it.

Highway 59 will also be fully closed to traffic between Juliana Road and Old Stage Road in Woodstock on both nights.

Morale among CPS employees is at an all-time low, according to the 2017 engagement survey.