Londoners, Chippewas of the Thames protest against Kinder Morgan pipeline
About 24 Londoners gathered outside of London-West MP Kate Young's office on Monday afternoon to rally against the project.
About 24 Londoners gathered outside of London-West MP Kate Young's office on Monday afternoon to rally against the project.
In January 2016 McEwan was paralyzed from the waist down in a tobogganing accident. He's been confined to a wheelchair ever since.
A 33-year-old man was arrested Saturday and charged with second-degree murder in the death of Evan Wilfred Moonias, whose body was found in an Edmonton apartment fire.
A letter sent to New Brunswick municipalities in March recommended that they celebrate inclusion in ways other than painting crosswalks in rainbow colours.
"I can understand completely if there's anger. My hope is we learn from this."
Councillor Michael Walters will be asking questions about the potential of private money to get something going, after the West Rossdale area has been studied for several years.
In the battle against bad driving habits, 20 more safety cameras are coming to city intersections this year.
The city of Airdrie is attempting to become the first of Canada's Blue Zones.
The Edmonton Humane Society says all its staff are horrified after three cats were accidentally left in a transport van for weeks. Sarah Kraus reports.
The Monday, June 4, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will make a stop at the Kinder Morgan terminal outside of Edmonton on Tuesday, one week after his Liberal government announced it was buying the Trans Mountain pipeline from the company.
The Regina Police Service (RPS) are asking the public for help in an investigation after a home invasion sent a Regina man to hospital.
Italians are outraged after a man took a selfie as emergency officials aided an 83-year-old woman who was hit by a train.
The G7 gender equality advisory council is calling on G7 leaders to take concrete actions to ensure women and girls achieve pay equity, have mandated opportunities on corporate boards and better access to reproductive health services.
The Canadian Pharmacists Conference heard from "Moms Stop the Harm," a group of families from across the country that has lost a loved one to substance use.
The jury started deliberations Monday in the Jillian Across The Mountain trial. She is charged with manslaughter in the 2016 death of Frances 'Candy' Little Light.
The municipality will be setting up two detection cameras as part of a two-year trial with German company, FireWatch.
Two search-and-rescue technicians swam out to help the two stranded sailors.
On Monday the Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced they have released defensive back Steven Clarke.
For the second time in 2018, EPCOR was forced to close a portion of Ellerslie Road to replace a water main.
Former professional figure skater-turned-visual artist Tiffany Lynn Cuffley will be showcasing her street-inspired artwork in the 2018 Stampede Rotary Dream House at the Calgary Stampede this summer.
The Edmonton Humane Society confirmed to Global News it launched an internal review after three cats were left in a transport vehicle for three weeks before being discovered.
South Simcoe police are appealing for witnesses of a collision in Innisfil which left one person dead.
Suspended Montreal police Chief Philippe Pichet is not likely to be returning to his job, according to a report made public late Monday afternoon.
The Edmonton Eskimos have moved into the final week of training camp with the purpose of evaluating and preparing for their season opener next week in Winnipeg