Alberta UCP Leader Jason Kenney said his government would support GSAs in schools, but also support the religious freedoms of faith-based independent schools.
Over two dozen companies say they are still owed millions of dollars for construction work done on the new hospital in Grande Prairie. As Tom Vernon report, it’s hope a court date next month will settle the dispute but some say they’re worried their companies might not last that long. Tom Vernon reports.
On Monday, a judge in Alberta ruled Omar Khadr has finished serving his time. Fletcher Kent reports.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler from Monday, March 25, 2019.
Take Pride Winnipeg is urging Winnipeggers to be on the lookout for used needles on the street.
Provincial Affairs reporter Tom Vernon sits down with Gord Steinke to talk about a UCP candidate who has stepped down. He also touches on Day 7 on the campaign trail and party promises.
he sentencing judge, in delivering his ruling, called this "a very, very odd case"—noting he'd never seen anything like it.
The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park and Zoo's resident grizzly bears, Koda and Mistaya, are awake after five months in hibernation.
Michelle Stewart was one of three people who died in a single-vehicle crash at the intersection of Cow Bay Road and Dyke Road on Saturday.
On Saturday, in the span of just 12 hours, two OPP cruisers were struck while attending emergency calls on Highway 401 and Highway 416 near Ottawa.
Prince Albert police say a 29-year-old man has been charged in connection with the death of a one-year-old toddler.
Regina's Cornwall Alternative School has been helping at-risk kids for 45 years, but it will no longer receive provincial funding.
The piece, titled 'Spindle Whorl,' consists of an intricately carved cedar disc three feet in diameter.
Fifty communities from across the province, including in Durham region, are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the formation of Special Olympics Ontario.
Alberta's police watchdog says an officer who punched a man in the head and broke his jaw will not be charged with a criminal offence.
Bertrand Charest was found guilty in June 2017 of 37 of the 57 sex-related charges he faced involving nine of the 12 women who had accused him of crimes that occurred more than 20 years ago.
Large Canadian oilfield services companies with operations in the U.S. are now earning more of their revenue south of the border than they are in Canada, according to a study by AltaCorp Capital.
The Ward 6 councillor has been a long-standing opponent of the city's proposed bus rapid transit plan.
Meth, heroin, cocaine, camera equipment and coins — just some of the drugs and stolen items RCMP recovered.
Finance Minister Eric Girard told the Quebec City business community on Monday that personal income tax cuts are off the table for at least his first mandate.
The three programs address the fundamentals of cannabis science, therapeutic applications of cannabis and the risks and harms of Cannabis.
Here are the top targets for the Winnipeg Police Service and Crime Stoppers for the month of March.
The B.C. government has introduced legislation that if passed would implement a natural has tax credit for liquefied natural gas development.
Public Health Ontario statistics were quietly updated last week to show that 629 people in Ontario died from opioid-related causes from January to June of 2018. That marked an increase from the same time period in 2017, when 549 people died from opioid-related causes.
Alberta NDP Leader Rachel Notley says her party would expand $25-a-day daycare if re-elected in the April 16 provincial election.