Edmonton daycare asks parents to bring helmets for the playground
An Edmonton daycare is taking playground protection to another level and asking parents to provide helmets.
An Edmonton daycare is taking playground protection to another level and asking parents to provide helmets.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
While the number of issues being debated in the Winnipeg election are many, the number of female candidates is not. There are four times more men running for office this October than women.
Since 2013, he became a familiar face to many Greater Toronto Area families by helping to raise more than $6,000 for the hospital.
The community's population has gone from 4,319 in 2012 to 3,571 in 2017, leaving the town's tax base unable to keep up with costs.
Police are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a man wanted in connection with a human trafficking investigation.
A new petition aims at getting the Valérie Plante administration to change its decision to make an urban boulevard from Pierrefonds to Kirkland a car-free road.
Saskatchewan RCMP have released this surveillance photo after two separate incidents involving ATM theft last week.
Detectives say two men used stolen credit card information to buy at least $250,000 worth of equipment, therefore defrauding several Edmonton businesses.
How well did the women know him? How could a statement and 65 signatures come together so fast after outlines of the allegation first surfaced publicly?
The Jets are leaving all their veteran players back home for their second exhibition game on Thursday against the Edmonton Oilers.
On Tuesday, Maple Ridge voted to ban train whistles at eight crossings in the city.
A 24-year-old cyclist is in critical condition after he was struck by a vehicle on Wednesday afternoon in Montreal North.
A woman is facing a big fine after she was caught doing 157 km/h in a 100 km zone. RCMP tweeted Wednesday that the woman told them she was running late for work.
One website says Toronto and Vancouver have the highest rental prices in the country for one-bedroom units, with Kelowna coming in eighth.
While it's still anybody's game, details about some of the entertainment and festivities coming to Edmonton this November for the 2018 Grey Cup were released on Wednesday afternoon.
While setting up his campsite in Kananaskis country, this avid outdoorsman had a rare face-to-face encounter with a grizzly bear and her two cubs.
Québec Solidaire remains the fourth party in the polls, but their its support could be increasing from voters torn between it and the CAQ.
Concerns are already being raised about whether the new entity will be truly independent and impartial.
The results include Grade 9 math tests, the Ontario Secondary School Literacy Test, along with reading, writing and math assessments for students in Grades 3 and 6.
With Coalition Avenir Québec Leader François Legault on the sidelines ahead of Thursday's crucial final debate, it was left to a collection of prominent candidates to rally behind him Wednesday.
The Nova Scotia government has committed to a $10-million investment in Dalhousie’s Perfoming Arts Campaign – over 25 per cent of its funding goal.
Facebook responded quickly, saying that there is "no place for discrimination" on its platform.
The provincial government launched an investigation into the treatment of pressure injuries at nursing homes in Nova Scotia after Chrissy Dunnington, 40, died this past spring.