Millions of dollars proposed in the federal budget to boost trade and diplomacy with China are a sign that the government is pushing ahead on plans to negotiate a free trade agreement with the regime, says one former Canadian ambassador.
On Wednesday morning, the SPCA shelters put out a wish list for anyone wanting to donate items to help with the enormous care involved with that many animals.
A passerby discovered the body of the man, who appeared to be frozen, near a parking lot in the 5900 block of Madigan Drive N.E. at about 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 29, 2014.
Statistics Canada says capital spending to extract oil and gas will fall for a fourth straight year in Canada in 2018.
Alberta's deficit to be smaller than expected, but concerns linger over the economic impact of not getting full price for Alberta bitumen.
One boy is working with an occupational therapist to correct the fact that he holds his pencil like "cavemen held sticks."
I first realized that the Olympic rings were written on the wall when council pledged an additional $2 million to explore the possibility of a bid after disbanding the Olympic Bid Exploration Committee.
Global News has learned that 10,000 party registration letters were delayed by six or seven days in being mailed out, which means thousands of members who paid a $10 membership fee may not be able to vote in the leadership contest.
Alberta's economic recovery is expected to continue in 2018.
A grieving New Brunswick First Nation is anxiously awaiting the results of a police probe into the hit-and-run death of a popular young man.
Ten people have been charged after Edmonton police searched two medical marijuana dispensaries, a head shop and a home during two different raids in December and February.
Police say a man who teaches at the Islamic Foundation of Toronto took the boy off school grounds around 11:15 a.m. on Feb. 16.
Several protesters held signs outside the church, including one calling the group an “armed cult.”
Jackson will be entering his fifth CFL season after playing his first two seasons with the Calgary Stampeders and spending the last two with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the B.C. Lions.
Proposed amendments to the Apprenticeship and Trade Qualifications Act would give Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency inspectors the authority to inspect sites at any time work is being performed and make it an offence to breach their orders.
John Rose, the City of Edmonton’s chief economist, joins Jennifer Crosby to discuss the 2018 federal budget and the impact on Edmonton.
The family of a London man in critical condition in Mexico is describing a nightmare as they wait to fly him home because no hospital beds are available.
Tina Simpkin is down at the Mazankowski Heart Institute for the annual 530 CHED Heart Pledge Day. She gets more details from Dr. Dylan Taylor.
Police say two men who made off with cash from a Hague business may be the same suspects in other thefts in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
The clocks will spring forward soon, meaning there will be more daylight in the evening now. Here's when you'll need to change your clocks.
More than 500 animals were seized by the Edmonton Humane Society from a west end pet store. As Kendra Slugoski reports, there was a complaint that they were abandoned.
Christine Longridge was found not criminally responsible on Wednesday in the death of her daughter Rachael. Fletcher Kent has more from the law courts.
Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Hamilton, Burlington, Niagara and parts of Southwestern Ontario.
"In that moment, I really just chalked it up to obnoxious behaviour."