Новости за 17.01.2018

For three years in a row, Brody Clarke has been a force for the University of Alberta Golden Bears basketball team. It turns out, the hard court isn’t the only area he excels in. Jack Haskins reports.

Alberta Labour said the victim will be in hospital for more than two days, making an investigation by the province mandatory.

The Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week tournament is nearing the halfway point. Quinn Phillips has more on the world’s largest hockey tournament.

After much deliberation, Fredericton city council has agreed on a location for the new regional performing arts centre. Council has accepted, in principle, the renovation and expansion of the current Playhouse site on Queen Street.

City staff have been directed to report back with recommendations on the process of decommissioning the Springbank Dam in March.

The Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

Premier Kathleen Wynne's itinerary for Wednesday shows a swearing-in ceremony in the afternoon, but gives no indication of how many ministers might be involved.

In Tuesday’s edition of Health Matters, Su-Ling Goh looks at unanswered questions regarding when recreational pot becomes legal in Canada, how a father braved the cold to raise money for the Stollery Children’s Hospital and previews the Corus Radiothon which is also being held to support the children’s hospital.

The president of the Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation said school boards have been warned to plan for cuts.

After the 2013 Calgary flood, the city and the province came up with ways to reduce future flooding.

One of the worst-kept secrets in Alberta has been made public. The Canadian Finals Rodeo is officially heading to Red Deer. Sarah Kraus reports.

The sentences comes after Lascelles Allen, 54, pleaded guilty unexpectedly to second-degree murder of 31-year-old Suraiya Gangaram on Dec. 12, 2017.

Global News has learned that women affected by the closure of a public fertility clinic in Edmonton will get some financial help. Kim Smith reports.

The City of Edmonton is looking to see if liquor rules need to be updated, particularly when it comes to the distance between them. Vinesh Pratap looks at what’s driving the debate.

A startling video has emerged of an Edmonton man confronting a suspect trying to steal from his car. As Fletcher Kent reports, it points to a growing problem in Alberta’s capital.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Tuesday, Jan. 16, 2018.

The City of Saskatoon is starting a public conversation on climate change.

Skyxe Saskatoon Airport holds grand re-opening celebration for its newly renovated maintenance operations centre.

He's a magnet for controversy and it appears Edmonton's Citadel Theatre would rather avoid hosting an outspoken University of Toronto psychology professor.

More than 60 groups, including foreign governments, political campaigns and business organizations, spent money at Trump-branded properties across the U.S. last year.

U.S. President Donald Trump has aced a test on his mental health - likely putting to rest days of Washington political gossip. And one Arab-Canadian couldn't be prouder.

The largest hockey tournament on the planet is reaching the halfway mark. Quikcard Edmonton Minor Hockey Week kicked off on Friday and as Quinn Phillips reports, it’s producing some thrilling overtime finishes.

The ship's general operations, including ship maintenance and watchkeeping, will be carried out by private-sector sailors while navy personnel will focus on specialized operations, such as handling military cargo and transferring fuel.

Why does popularity matter? Mitch Prinstein, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina and the author of "Popular: The Power of Likeability in a Status-Obsessed World," weighs in.

The first event sold out before tickets went on sale to the general public.