Montreal has joined a growing list of major cities that have banned a popular tourist attraction — horse-drawn carriages. And other Canadian cities may soon follow suit.
A Western University student is diving into Lake Ontario this summer for a 52-kilometre swim in support of Syrian refugees.
The Trudeau government only found out by accident that former prime minister Stephen Harper was planning to visit the White House next week in the midst of a looming trade war between Canada and the United States.
A new poll found community stakeholders generally feel very safe in most areas of Lethbridge, but once the sun sets, those numbers fluctuate — especially in the city’s downtown core.
Russell Wolfe was convicted of 20 sexual assault and child pornography charges spanning over a decade.
Many of us take our medications at the same time every day. But what if changing that time could actually improve our health? As Su-Ling Goh reports, it’s a question some Alberta researchers are asking.
Millions of Canadians look for jobs online. Even legitimate job search websites aren't immune to scam artists, some of whom use legitimate sites to lure job seekers into arrangements that will cost them money.
"He was gregarious and outgoing, a great spokesperson for the MD community and would have been a great ambassador someday."
The battle line have been drawn and for many drivers in Edmonton, those lines are the painted bike lanes. Kendra Slugoski reports on a poll that finds cyclists are getting the most blame for roadway conflict.
Just weeks after a Calgary teen started his own lawn-care business, he suffered a setback when a key piece of equipment was stolen. Now he's getting help from the community to get back to business.
Here are your five things to do this weekend for Thursday, June 27, 2018.
The numbers are still at a place most people don’t want, but they also show things are getting better in Alberta. The deficit is down compared to a year ago. Vinesh Pratap breaks down the results of the 2017-18 fiscal update.
Firefighters southeast of Hinton, Alberta are working to contain an out-of-control fire that has grown to be about 1,200 hectares. Kent Morrison reports.
A 16-year-old girl is dead after a six-vehicle crash near Camrose, Alberta. Sarah Kraus has the details.
Six hundred tons of dirt has been trucked into Kelowna’s Samurai Court after a retaining wall collapsed on the street two weeks ago.
Here are the top stories from the Thursday, June 28, 2018 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Nancy Carlson.
One new study from the Ontario-based Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) shows more than 100 physician-documented reports of injuries or fatalities in children related to ATV accidents
An analysis of a new method the city tested this past winter to keep Edmonton roads free of snow and ice has come back and it will melt your taxpaying heart.
Construction season is well-underway and while it's inconvenient for drivers, every year hundreds are injured in collisions in work zones across the province.
Saskatoon police say Jordan Tindall is missing and has not been seen since June 23.
Vancouver's already wide-open civic election just got more interesting.
Saskatoon police are asking the public to avoid the 10-block of Worobetz Place as they investigate an injured person report.
A growing number of girls are forgoing fastball to play baseball like their brothers and dads. Laurel Gregory has more on the magnitude of the movement and how for their parents, it has nothing to do with what happens on the diamond.
Friday, June 29: Hour 1: X Minus 1 – The Merchants of Venus Ep. 103; Lights Out – Man in the Middle Hour 2: Lux Radio Theater – Algiers Hour 3: Escape – This Side of Nowhere; Casey Crime Photographer – Self Made Hero Hour 4: The Line Up – Gas Station Robbery; Amos n’...
Here are the top stories from the Thursday, June 28, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.