Новости за 25.01.2019

Vancouver police have arrested 47 men and charged seven with seeking sex from a minor.

Thu, Jan 24: The Alberta government is investing heavily in trying to convince Canadians the TransMountain pipeline must be built and that B.C. is to blame for lack of action. Adam MacVicar has more.

Because the IIO is now investigating, RCMP say they will be releasing no further information.

Premier Rachel Notley’s speech to the Edmonton Chamber of Commerce sounded more like a campaign stop. But as Fletcher Kent reports, the writ has still not been dropped.

Premier Rachel Notley is taking aim at Opposition Leader Jason Kenney's promise to rein in spending if he wins government, saying even a spending freeze would have profound and harmful consequences.

The Edmonton Humane Society board now says the decision to stop investigating cases of animal abuse and neglect is not about money; but safety. Sarah Kraus reports.

More than 8 million passengers passed through the Edmonton International Airport last year. That tops the pre-recession record. As Kendra Slugoski reports, low-cost carriers help.

Police say search warrant obtained after break-and-enter victims track stolen property to Clement Avenue.

B.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson is calling for a political ceasefire in the ongoing fallout of a report released by speaker Darryl Plecas alleging gross misspending by senior officials at the B.C. Liberals.

The chamber of commerce has released its 2019 election platform recommendations, which include cutting corporate taxes and reducing costs and regulations.

His lawyer invited convictions on three of the sexual assault charges, and one of indecent assault, but the Crown did not agree, indicting it is still seeking convictions on all six counts, involving four alleged victims.

Robert Major is accused of causing the deaths of his girlfriend and two of his sons in a Highway 16 crash near Langham, Sask.

A stroke in December 2016 changed Mitch Krohn's life, but with a little help, he is now living in his own home and pursuing his passion for acting.

Up to now, trucks heavier than 8.5 tonnes were not allowed to use the bridge. Now, trucks weighing more than five tonnes will also have to detour around the bridge.

Gord Steinke sat down with political analyst John Brennan on Thursday to talk about Premier Rachel Notley, UCP Leader Jason Kenney and the latest developments in Alberta politics.

It’s not the results the City of Edmonton was hoping for. As Vinesh Pratap reports, the results of a new survey suggest harassment in the workplace is on the rise for city employees.

A webcast of the Thursday, Jan. 24, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.

The Alberta Securities Commission is warning investors to steer clear of an organization that offers to help recover funds lost in high-profile failed investments but appears to be more focused on pocketing victims' enrolment fees.

An Ile-Perrot woman is lucky to be alive after a freight train totalled her Toyota Yaris, just seconds after she managed to escape.

A growing number of people employed by the City of Edmonton say they face harassment or experience discrimination on the job, and abuse from members of the public is a growing source of that aggravation, according to a City of Edmonton executive report released on Thursday.

Calgarians are running shirtless through cold winter weather to increase empathy and raise money to help the city's homeless.

The funding, to be spread out over two years, will help fund the construction of a $49-million solar farm near Suffield, Alta.

Saskatchewan's chief forensic pathologist told the jury that Celeste Yawney died of blunt force trauma to the head and torso.

Rapidly changing weather conditions are making the city's job of clearing streets more complicated.

By activating his lights and siren, a Kelowna police officer prevented a head-on crash between a vehicle and a speeding coupe in the wrong lane.