Federal Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer sat down with Jennifer Crosby on Tuesday to discuss national unity, protecting the interests of Alberta, controversial statements made by MP Michael Cooper and pipelines.
The Eskimos contingent of Canadian receivers will have increased roles in the wake of the rupture Achilles injury to veteran Anthony Parker.
“I think it’s devastating because when people come to Canada they enter the system. They need representation. It’s almost impossible for people to understand how to prepare and how to represent themselves."
An Okanagan home renovation company has closed its doors, leaving its former clients with nowhere to turn.
Calgary EMS said paramedics get calls for kids left in cars every summer. Although these incidents are rare, even one is too many and the outcome can be catastrophic.
An arrest warrant has been issued for a 42-year-old man suspected of assaulting an RCMP officer in Red Deer on Tuesday, leaving him unconscious.
Canadian featherweight Gavin Tucker, also known as the Newfoundland Terror, returns to action July 27 when he meets South Korea's Seungwoo Choi at UFC 240 in Edmonton.
The Tuesday, June 4, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
LGBTQ students at Beurling Academy are worried about a possible move to LCCHS.
A Lebanese-American businessman who provided grand jury testimony to special counsel Robert Mueller agreed Tuesday to be transferred to Virginia to face child pornography charges.
Bertrand Charest was found guilty of 37 counts of a sexual nature committed in the 1990s on nine athletes.
A small Okanagan society is making a big difference for sick patients, the elderly and nervous travelers.
Poison control centers fielded nearly 73,000 calls for help related to single-use liquid laundry detergent packets, or pods, from 2012 through 2017.
Dawson College's new AI program will be ready to go as early as next semester.
In this special on-location episode of 'When Life Gives You Parkinson's,' we discuss the role of advocacy in Parkinson’s, especially as it relates to wellness and research.
Montreal police will be cracking down on motorist who park legally in designated parking spots.
Halifax municipal staff listened to the concerns from council and will now compose a draft bylaw on how to deal with roadside memorials.
Muskoka Brewery will be onsite and live music will be played at half-time.
Members of the legislature voted Monday night to pass the bill that repeals the tax.
The Calgary Jewish Community Centre's Sports Dinner is raising money for programs to keep children active.
A video of Durham Regional Police officers using force during the arrest of a 16-year-old in Whitby continues to generate discussion.
People in High Level, Alberta are beginning to put their lives back together after a wildfire triggered an evacuation two weeks ago. But the nearby Chuckegg Creek Wildfire is still burning, and people may need to flee again. Tom Vernon reports from High Level on how residents are coping.
Alexander Wright was one of the first 32 students admitted to his program’s inaugural class in January 2012.
33-year-old Terry Chad Stuckless has been charged with murder in the death of Gerald Robert Male.
A 39-year-old Alberta man went missing on May 29 just before 6 p.m. and is believed to have drowned after being "swept away with the fast-rising water," RCMP said.