Fire investigators have now determined sparks from a grinder started Friday’s fire in Edmonton’s historic Strathcona Hotel building. As Fletcher Kent reports, some are worried about what the future may hold for the building.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler from Monday, April 1, 2019.
Police said they seized about 4.75 kg of opium, and an arrest warrant has been issued for Shahriyar Dolat Khah Bachchek, 39.
A plane which crashed in Peter Pond Lake nearly 60 years ago was recovered at the end of March.
Liberal MP Wayne Easter: "Jody Wilson-Raybould? Should be gone. Gone."
Emergency crews were called to the building on Jameson Avenue, just north of King Street West, at around 6:40 p.m. on Monday.
Students in Moose Jaw are on a mission to collect and recycle the city's population worth of plastic bags as part of a growing environmental movement across the country.
The SPCA says that three Great Danes and two cats were found dead.
The man whose 2017 UCP leadership campaign is at the heart of investigation by Alberta's election commissioner and the RCMP was in a Calgary courtroom on Monday as his lawyers argued the probe should be suspended, at least until after the provincial election wraps up.
Edmonton city councillor Mike Nickel has sent an open letter to all Alberta election candidates, trying to sort out confusion that mobile home owners are facing across the province.
The Saskatchewan government has amended rules for MLAs to be more welcoming of parental leave and allow babies in the chambers.
The municipality is recommending that commuters find alternative forms of transportation, including public transit, carpooling and cycling or walking.
Marlon Ledesma is charged with the first-degree murder of Alvin Chiniquay.
Regina police are continuing to liaise with organizers of the Regina Rally Against the Carbon Tax, which is scheduled for Thursday in the Queen City.
The City of Edmonton rolled out its new waste collection pilot project, delivering new green and black carts and blue bags to 8,000 Ellerslie homes on Monday. Project engineer Vahid Rashidir joins us.
The Monday, April 1, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
RPM Autotech in the Beaurepaire Village is furious with Beaconsfield.
It's OK to be Awesome! is a puppetry program that helps kids with their self-esteem.
That's because Nova Scotia has implemented its own carbon pricing regime — a cap-and-trade program that has been active since the beginning of the year.
Hajrullahu played all 18 regular season games with the Tiger-Cats last season, racking up an outstanding field goal percentage.
The 44-year-old man who was behind the wheel of a school bus when it hit two teens in west Edmonton last month has been charged.
According to Steve Saretsky, unreleased numbers from the Canadian Real Estate Association show just a little over 1700 transactions last month.
Ubisoft got an inside look at the next generation of Montreal game designers at its ninth annual Game Lab Competition.
The B.C. Government has received a pair of reports looking into money laundering in B.C.'s housing market.
Ford stated that Hamilton "last time I checked, they had 50 some odd pot stores out there, who's doing anything about it?"