Construction on the Yellowhead Trail Freeway is scheduled to begin later this year, with a projected end date of 2026. The changes could negatively impact certain businesses. Sarah Kraus explains.
The epicentre of Monday morning’s earthquake was about four kilometres south of Red Deer, near Sylvan Lake. Albert Delitala has reaction as some question fracking’s role in the 4.6 magnitude quake.
The Monday, March 4, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Jennifer Crosby.
With construction getting underway this year on converting Yellowhead Trail into a freeway, some business owners along the corridor are left shaking their heads.
Questions were raised Monday about public access to the Royal Mayfair Golf Club. The suggestion was to mirror the Highlands lease and Mayfair's president Craig Trendel says he's good with that.
FNUC president Dr. Mark Dockstator confirmed Monday that he will not seek renewal of his term which expires in June.
Clarence Hollingworth took up the computer in his 80s and rode a mountain bike up until his 90s.
The $4.6 million bike lane expansion in downtown Saskatoon is part of a proposed cycling network exceeding $10 million over 11 years.
Stephen Mandel will be allowed to run in Alberta's spring election after all thanks to a Court of Queen's Bench of Alberta decision issued Monday afternoon.
It is official. A snow maze built near St. Adolphe, Man. is the largest in the world.
While keeping open the possibility of a late playoff push, Edmonton Oilers captain Connor McDavid acknowledged how much losing has worn on him this year. In Buffalo, Sabres captain Jack Eichel grew irritated when asked about his team's inability to win consecutive games in nearly three months.
"Our belief is that this company is one that is, like its competitors around the world, entitled to a deferred prosecution arrangement," Gatineau MP Steve MacKinnon said in an interview on Monday.
Saskatchewan Auditor Judy Ferguson plans on including an examination of the CNIB/Brandt deal with the Provincial Capital Commission in her annual report.
The exhibit shares the stories of several survivors and will travel throughout Alberta, with the hopes of expanding across the country.
Police say the woman was grabbed from behind by a man who threatened her and demanded sexual acts.
The Fanshawe Falcons' women's basketball team is headed to nationals, while the Western Mustangs' men's hockey team still has an opportunity to secure a championship spot.
According to sleep expert Charles Morin, surveys show that 20 per cent of Canadians have dozed off while at the wheel in the last year.
Lawyers from the province and the group will have have to appear in court on Thursday to formalize the renewed injunction unless a judge decides otherwise.
Police say they first received a complaint of the assault on Feb. 24, 2019, which allegedly occurred between September 2016 and January 2018.
The Rockets hung on to win 4-3 over the Winterhawks, taking 3 out of a possible 4 points in back-to-back games with Portland.
The 2019 Canada Winter Games wrapped up in Red Deer and on Monday, the province's athletes garnered praise for their performance as they finished with 36 gold medals, more than ever before in Team Alberta's history at the event.
Calgary city council voted to bring back funding for student employment with the city.
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem said Monday that she's proposing legislation before construction begins on the Keystone XL oil pipeline that would create a way to go after out-of-state money that funds pipeline protests.
Morgan Gobeil's family says a Humboldt Broncos assistant coach brought a sign with “Believe” on it to the Saskatoon hospital just days after the tragedy.
Drorit Weiss believes her students can reach higher degrees of success and engage on a deeper level when they’re having fun.