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Elimimian is the Lions' all-time leader in defensive tackles with 745.

Japan’s new Emperor Naruhito will perform his first ritual Wednesday hours after succeeding his father on the Chrysanthemum Throne.

On March 24, William Barr released a four-page memo summarizing Mueller's findings. Three days later, Mueller wrote a letter, dissatisfied with how his findings had been cast.

At the next city council meeting, councilors and acting Mayor Meghan Lahti will discuss how much Vagramov should be making while he's on leave.

Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido appeared alongside armed, uniformed men on Tuesday in his strongest call yet to the military to abandon President Nicolas Maduro, a day before planned mass protests aimed at toppling the socialist leader.

The pair are part of an educational campaign designed to stop people from flushing "unflushable" waste down the toilet.

For more than a decade, the Heart of Our City Committee has worked closely with Lethbridge City Council to develop and revitalize the downtown core.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney and his cabinet were sworn in Tuesday to form the first United Conservative government in the province. Here's a look at who they are.

The latest illegal dump site discovered in the South Okanagan is leading to some finger pointing on social media.

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our seven-day weather forecast for Edmonton and area.

Blaine Higgs said the decisions made by the government this year may be different from the actions of the provincial government under Brian Gallant in 2018.

Fire department called as occupants were finishing vacating the house.

The woman, who Global News is not identifying due to a publication ban, said she has chosen to share her story with the hope of warning others.

The company cited a number of factors in its decision, including a "declining micro-car market in the U.S and Canada."

The B.C. government has committed $3 million to the Victoria Foundation to improve access to fresh food for thousands of people who can't regularly access it.

There was some frustration at Edmonton City Hall as councillors debated how tax dollars are spent and as all the little requests added up. One councillor voiced concerned as council passed the 2.6 per cent property tax increase. Vinesh Pratap reports.

Bear educational expert, De Ruyter, says bear have been seen around town already this spring because they're just coming out of hibernation, looking for an easy meal.

A University of Alberta team developed a urine test that’s nearly 100 per cent accurate to distinguish between Irritable Bowel Syndrome and Ulcerative Colitis. Su-Ling Goh also easy dental care tips.

The McCord Museum announced a project to completely revamp its building on Tuesday.

Jason Kenney was officially sworn in as Alberta premier Tuesday. He also unveiled his new Cabinet, which includes 15 men, seven women and an associate minister of red tape reduction. Tom Vernon reports.

One of Jason Kenney’s first tasks as Alberta premier was to threaten a constitutional fight with Ottawa over the proposed tanker ban. Fletcher Kent has more.

The second-degree murder trial for Brett Overby began Tuesday. Overby is accused of killing Christine Wood.

Edmonton police opened fire on a suspect Tuesday morning and the man was taken to hospital. As Sarah Kraus reports, it all started with the hunt for a stolen vehicle.

This fall, some Edmonton families will have to pay more to bus their children to school. Albert Delitala explains.

“It's a great opportunity to talk to the kids and let them know what our job is all about.”