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Here’s Mike Sobel’s Thursday, April 11, 2019 early morning weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

The city alleges Green emailed city council to say "he did not trust the city and would not wish to work with people he didn't trust."

The opening round Stanley Cup playoff series between Toronto and Boston begins Thursday night.

Leaving family violence can be extremely difficult, but not knowing your rights can make it so much worse.

Leaving family violence can be extremely difficult, but not knowing your rights can make it so much worse.

Advocates for marginalized communities are holding what they're calling a "representation matters" sit-in during the 1 p.m. meeting on Thursday.

Omar al-Bashir seized power in Sudan in a bloodless coup in 1989.

The judge in Geoffrey Rush's defamation case was scathing of the newspaper's reporting.

Here's a look at the bands and artists taking the stage at the 2019 Calgary Folk Music Festival.

Dylan Myskiw stopped all 18 shots he faced as the Edmonton Oil Kings routed the Calgary Hitmen 6-0 on Wednesday to win their second-round Western Hockey League playoff series.

A delegation of civic officials from the region delivered 35,000 signatures from residents protesting the province's draft agreements with the federal government.

In a letter, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin wrote, "The legal implications of this request could affect protections for all Americans against politically-motivated disclosures of personal tax information."

On Wednesday, Global News learned that the 2019 Edmonton Pride Festival is being cancelled. As Sarah Kraus reports, there are a lot of questions about what led to the decision.

Nate Schnarr scored twice as the Guelph Storm edged the London Knights 4-3 on Wednesday to stay alive in their Ontario Hockey League playoff series.

Mayor Mike Morden posted a 34-minute interview last week claiming 80 per cent of the city's homeless are addicted to drugs.

Greg Craig's law firm admitted that it failed to report its work for the Ukrainian government.

Rogers Communications will spend $1.72 billion to acquire spectrum licences from the federal government, making it by far the biggest spender in a hard-fought auction that pitted Canada's wireless companies against each other.

Tyler Bozak scored with 2:05 left in the third period to give the St. Louis Blues a 2-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Wednesday in Game 1 of their Western Conference opening-round playoff series.

RCMP in Jasper arrested two drivers believed to be impaired in as many days this week.

In Lethbridge-East, 2,227 ballots were cast on Day 1 of advance polls.

Antoine Morand's goal 15:44 into the third period was the winner as the Halifax Mooseheads beat the Moncton Wildcats 4-2 on Wednesday to win their Quebec Major Junior Hockey League playoff series.

The 3,000-unit project would mark the first large-scale urban development project by an Indigenous group in Canada.

The Guelph Storm forced a Game 5 against the London Knights with a 4-3 win in Guelph on Wednesday night.

Stoney Creek Coun. Brad Clark has sought assurances that fairness can be ensured if the city is bidding on the RFP.

With one week left until Albertans head to the polls, a batch of mysterious signs is adding to ongoing campaign negativity.