Rick Zamperin: So long, farewell, Johnny Manziel
At the time of Manziel's trade to the Montreal Alouettes, it looked like the Tiger-Cats had won the deal, writes Rick Zamperin. Looking back now, it was a steal of a deal for Hamilton.
At the time of Manziel's trade to the Montreal Alouettes, it looked like the Tiger-Cats had won the deal, writes Rick Zamperin. Looking back now, it was a steal of a deal for Hamilton.
The Alberta Golden Bears and Saskatchewan Huskies are the dominant men's hockey teams in the Canada West conference. For the 16th time since 1996, these two teams will play for the conference championship.
Those who opposed the original condo project are calling on other Pointe-Claire residents to submit letters of opposition to the new proposal by the March 8 deadline.
"Pink Shirt Day really just says very much out loud, people are there for you."
Steelworkers Local 1005 president Gary Howe alleges that when union officials challenged Bratina on "his promise to advocate on behalf of Hamilton steelworkers to get the laws changed, he lost his temper."
Lethbridge’s ATB Centre is nearing completion and on Wednesday the city showcased the facility that could soon open its doors.
The organizers of a new photo exhibit north of Edmonton are asking the public to contact them if they have any clues about the identity of a young Indigenous boy pictured in an 80-year-old photo.
Coun. Scott McKeen is asking for an analysis of downtown real estate after 17 towers were approved by city council in the last five years, while another 11 rezoning applications representing 15 more towers are on deck.
Following an announcement from Finance Minister Joe Ceci, Calgary businesses say they hope more will be done to help competitiveness in Alberta.
"It appears he did," Democrat Elijah Cummings told reporters when asked after a day-long hearing with Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, if he believed Trump committed a crime as president.
The Alberta Golden Bears hockey team captured five of the seven Canada West awards handed out on Wednesday, adding even more of a sour taste to the mouths of Saskatchewan Huskies players as they get set to host the Bears in the Canada West final this weekend. Quinn Phillips has more on this wonderful hockey...
Jody Wilson-Raybould: "For a period of approximately four months... I experienced a consistent and sustained effort by many people within the government to seek to politically interfere in the exercise of prosecutorial discretion..."
Michael Cohen's testimony raises the possibility that Donald Trump Jr. could be prosecuted for violating campaign finance laws.
No special treatment: That's what a new Kelowna group is calling for when it comes to the city’s new short-term rental rules.
An Edmonton doctor, who is also a mom, started her own blog after growing frustration with misinformation being shared on many mom blogs. Su-Ling Goh has the details.
Frustrated with potentially harmful misinformation she was seeing on mom blogs, an Edmonton doctor created her own.
Statistics Canada says the number of children living in poverty has been cut in half. Federal and provincial governments credit tax breaks but those who see poverty every day say their numbers paint a bleaker picture. Kendra Slugoski reports.
The alleged incident occurred around 9:15 a.m. in the area of 154 Street and 101A Avenue, where a 16-year-old girl was walking, police said.
As the saying goes, time is money. We’re putting that phrase to the test in light of a concern raised at city hall about how much slower the Valley Line LRT will be. Vinesh Pratap has a comparison.
Both countries have ordered air strikes over the last two days, the first time in history that two nuclear-armed powers have done so.
Whenever the spring election is called, Alberta’s economy will be at the heart of the campaign. Fletcher Kent has more on what the latest fiscal updates say.
Alberta’s deficit has seen a significant drop from last spring’s budget, according to the third quarter fiscal update released by Finance Minister Joe Ceci.
The Groat Road Bridge was closed around noon Wednesday when a crane wheel came off the tracks. It led to massive traffic backups during the afternoon commute. Julia Wong has more.
Here are the top stories from the Wednesday, Feb. 27, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Developer submits permits for 13-storey office building, 33-storey residential tower along Bernard Avenue.