Global Edmonton's annual special Profiles in Courage celebrates ordinary Albertans who are coping with health challenges in extraordinary ways, and making a difference in their community.
OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says the boy made the call at about 8 a.m. on Tuesday to complain about the gift.
Caroline and Andreas Schwabe: Ever since Caroline received the gift of hearing through a cochlear implant, the couple has been on a mission to give back. The Nguyen family: When Bille Nguyen needed a stem cell transplant from an Asian donor, his family recruited thousands to register, saving more lives than his.
The Boulet family: When the family of Humboldt Bronco Logan Boulet donated his organs, they saved six lives. They also inspired an estimated 100,000 more Canadians to register to donate.
Provincial law mandates that retail stores remain closed until Dec. 27, giving New Brunswickers an extra day of holiday.
Police say they have recently received at least ten reports of thefts from vehicles during the overnight hours.
U.S. stocks surged Wednesday, recovering much of their losses from a Christmas Eve plunge and placing the market on track for its best day in nine months.
Local runner Junel Mulapad is raising money for Siloam Mission by running 150 miles beginning on Boxing Day.
Chris Sargent has a rare and deadly cancer, but he's determined to live as long as possible for his young family.
Michael Jaszczyszyn: The 31-year-old Mountie paved the way for other officers with vision issues to return to active duty. Addyson Parsons: The 10-year-old has overcome more than most adults could handle, yet she did it with a smile.
Jordan Lockwood: The former construction worker was hit on the highway last year. He lost his leg, but not his positive outlook. Dianne Cooper: The senior hasn’t been able to speak in more than six years, but her amazing attitude speaks volumes about her.
This could be his last holiday season with his family and that’s why an Edmonton man diagnosed with terminal cancer is living life to the fullest. Sarah Kraus has his story.
West Kelowna resident Bryce Shewchuk came up with the idea of creating a new energy drink while working as a welder in the oil fields near Fort McMurray, Alta.
Several smart speaker users were greeted by an automated response from Alexa telling them the system was not working.
Mariah Carey called the new feat “such an amazing Christmas gift” in an Instagram post on Tuesday.
U.S. President Donald Trump visited Iraq Wednesday and said he'd wait as long as he needs to in order to secure $5 billion to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
The New Brunswick Police Association's press conference is slated for 1 p.m. AT at the New Brunswick Police Association's headquarters in Saint John.
When it comes to entertaining during the holidays, the best part of dinner is served last - no meal is complete without dessert, and if you're lucky, it's a maple sweet sugar pie.
In the first part of our three-part series discussion with United Conservative Party leader, Jason Kenney talks about the Trans Mountain pipeline. Tom Vernon reports.
People are staying informed using more methods than ever before. In our year-end conversation with Don Iveson, Edmonton’s mayor talks about the need to communicate. Vinesh Pratap reports.
The city of Calgary will be hosting free New Year's Eve activities in the downtown core.
Environment Canada is calling for two to four centimetres of snow in the Okanagan for Boxing Day.
The Justice For Our Stolen Children camp sprung up in late February - shortly after the cases of Colten Boushie and Tina Fontaine resulted in acquittals.
Watch the sky to see a super blood moon on Jan. 20 and 21.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is the first to admit he's brought a different style to the job than Brad Wall.