Former NHLer Sheldon Kennedy won’t meet with convicted pedophile Graham James
“I don’t feel that a restorative justice type of meeting with Graham James for my recovery would be beneficial,” Sheldon Kennedy told Global News.
“I don’t feel that a restorative justice type of meeting with Graham James for my recovery would be beneficial,” Sheldon Kennedy told Global News.
B.C. Premier John Horgan says his government has nothing to do with sky-rocketing gas prices.
The Brick Invitational has drawn a nine-year-old from non-hockey market Atlanta. It’s all thanks to a hockey-crazed family trying to build up the sport in Georgia. Quinn Phillips reports.
Ryan Smyth is a proud parent this week as his son Alex plays for Team Brick Alberta against Boston at the 29th annual Brick Invitational at West Edmonton Mall.
While he was a man of few words, Esson's colleagues say that he had a big heart, and will never be replaced.
Cirque Du Soleil has rolled into Kingston once again, this time bringing their show "Corteo."
Ryan Straschnitzki was paralyzed from the chest down when a semi-trailer and the bus carrying his hockey team crashed on a rural Saskatchewan highway in April.
Det. Andy Singh told reporters at a press conference that Suthesan was shot and killed by a suspect just outside of Lester B. Collegiate Institute.
Kevin O’Connell has our seven-day weather forecast beginning Wednesday, July 4.
School is out and that means care givers could be looking for ways to keep kids busy. Using open data, the city has an interactive map with some great ideas. Emily Mertz has the details.
Heavy rains that flooded some Houston streets on July Fourth have subsided.
B.C. Ferries has announced plans to build five new C-class ferries with at least one vessel on the water by 2024.
A spike in criminal activity during the summer months is among the issues that the Lethbridge Police Service hopes the new High Engagement Action Team — or HEAT — can help mitigate
An Edmonton business owner is in limbo after fire tore through a Whyte Avenue building more than a month ago. Most of the damage was confined to a nightclub but the fire forced the closure of two other businesses. Kim Smith reports.
Sentencing submissions were heard Wednesday afternoon in the case of a former Lethbridge teacher who pleaded guilty to child pornography offences.
Edmonton police want drivers to think twice before handing over their spare change to panhandlers. The service has ramped up its campaign to encourage people to donate to local organizations that help the homeless. Quinn Ohler reports.
The Clippers have two big games this week, which their coach believes are both winnable.
It’s a form of smoking that is still allowed in public places in Edmonton but now the city wants to restrict the use of shisha consumption. Vinesh Pratap has the details.
Sales are down, new listings are down, yet prices are up. Welcome to the confusing world of the Okanagan housing market. On Wednesday, the Okanagan Mainline Real Estate Board issued its monthly press release regarding housing sales from Revelstoke to Peachland. Overall, OMREB said housing sales in June continued a downward trend. Yet in the...
A nine-year-old hockey player from Atlanta, Ga. was recruited to play for Team Minnesota at The Brick Tournament. It's a dream come true for his hockey-loving family.
He’s Alberta’s transportation minister and also the province’s longest-serving MLA and on Wednesday, the NDP’s Brian Mason said he won’t run in the next provincial election. Tom Vernon reports.
The International Organization of Motor Vehicle Manufacturers says Canada produces just over two million cars a year.
Five years after the deaths of radio legend Billy Powers and his wife Donna-Lee, killer Billy Powers is still deemed a threat to the public.
The City of Kelowna has announced new measures to combat criminal behaviour, at least for the busy summer months.
Schools out for summer. If you're looking for ways to keep your kids entertained, the city has used open data to create a map of family-friendly activities.