Новости за 27.06.2018

The Edmonton Eskimos returned to the practice field on Tuesday looking to turn the page from a disappointing loss last Friday.

Through community support and the hard work of students, a Lethbridge school now has a new accessible and all-inclusive playground. Matt Battochio reports.

Trump's national security adviser is expected in Moscow on Wednesday for talks with Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov and possibly Vladimir Putin.

U.S. President Donald Trump may have signed an order to end the separation of asylum-seeking families, but a Calgary group says there is still a need to ramp up awareness about issues facing migrants.

Const. Cadieux was not an officer at the time of the alleged incident, but was in training to become one.

New video has surfaced that shows chickens being left behind without food or water after their coop was cleaned out.

A 28-year-old Regina man has been charged with attempted murder in a 2017 drive-by shooting.

There has been an attempted robbery at Barry’s Jewellers in Hamilton. Police say shortly before 6:45 p.m. on Wednesday, June 20, two suspects with their identities concealed, attempted to gain entry to the business on Upper James Street.

While summers are filled with adventure, the trip there can be difficult if your vehicle has children in it. Laurel Gregory spoke with an expert to find out how to calmly enforce some road trip rules.

It was more adventure than they bargained for – dozens of people forced to spend the night at the top of the Jasper Skytram after being rescued by helicopter.

The Tuesday, June 26, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Jennifer Crosby filling in for Gord Steinke.

A McDonald's restaurant in central Alberta is reaching out to an Indigenous man to tell him he's welcome there after he was ordered to leave following a racist and profanity-laced encounter with another customer.

A Democratic intern has been suspended for shouting an expletive at President Donald Trump.

An escaped inmate is back behind bars more than a week after walking away from a prison work crew.

According to Mercer, Calgary has become a more affordable place to live for expat workers, providing a competitive advantage to companies in the city.

The Alberta Tennis Centre has introduced tennis to over 11,000 Calgary and area kids in the past year. The variety in kids’ rackets and balls makes the first impression of the sport more enjoyable.

Zach Running Coyote posted a video to Facebook after he says he was kicked out of a Red Deer, Alta. restaurant after confronting a man who used racial slurs against him. In the video, he explains why he thinks the incident sums up what livng in Canada is like.

Zach Running Coyote posted a video to Facebook after he says he was kicked out of a Red Deer, Alta. restaurant after confronting a man who used racial slurs against him. In the video, he says he hates Canada “for teaching people to treat me this way.”

Changes to where drivers with accessible parking placards are allowed to park for free in Edmonton won't be made until more work is done and more accessible spots added.

From household garbage to hazardous material, a large and illegal dump site in a secluded spot in the bush off Trepanier Road north of Peachland has been cleaned up by a group of volunteers.

Kingston and the surrounding areas will be very hot and humid for the Canada Day long weekend.

The Justice for Our Stolen Children camp will sit down and meet with five government ministers 125 days after starting their protest on July 2.

Vancouver has pledged more than 1,000 new childcare spots, but they won't be in operation until 2021.

With a section of Princess Street to open for Canada Day, construction crews are working overtime and affected businesses are gearing up for higher foot traffic.

The collision happened around 4:23 a.m. on Hwy. 59 at Cassel Sideroad in East Zorra-Tavistock Township.