Alberta politicians talked around the clock into the evening Thursday in a marathon debate over a bill that would cut the minimum wage for young people and change rules on calculating overtime pay. Tom Vernon reports.
Here are the top stories from the Thursday, June 6, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Quinn Ohler.
Video released by Alberta Fish and WIldlife shows the bear slowly getting out of its trap, sniffing and looking around before walking off into its new habitat.
Jack Fettig is a Second World War veteran who is just shy of his 100th birthday. He's been looking forward to attending the 75th D-Day anniversary ceremony in Lethbridge for some time.
Of the thousands of troops who landed in France 75 years ago, hundreds were from Regina. This is the story of one of the most successful regiments to land on D-Day – the Regina Rifles.
A man, 64, was arrested during a search of a Glenmore home, from which suspected illicit drugs were seized.
Joyce Parson's was forced to evacuate after her driveway was washed out, along with the culverts on the road leading to her property.
On Thursday, the Edmonton Eskimos ended training camp with mock game. Now, the tough roster decisions will need to made with the regular season beginning next week.
A woman alleged in an interview with Brazilian SBT TV that Neymar raped her in a Paris hotel room last month. The soccer star has denied the allegation.
Police said he taught both adults and children in the Greater Toronto Area, including in his home and at private residences.
Canmore is helping to drive up home sales and prices for Alberta's recreational property market.
Dr. John, the New Orleans musician who blended black and white musical styles with a hoodoo-infused stage persona and gravelly bayou drawl, died Thursday, his family said. He was 77.
The division's outgoing commander is heading to a job as the provincial government's director of policing.
At least $1 million of Edmonton taxpayer money has gone missing from a grant that was intended to help a local group build the Ukrainian Canadian Archives and Museum of Alberta on Jasper Avenue.
A webcast of the Thursday, June 6, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
B.C. Emergency Health Services confirmed they transported one patient to hospital with 'significant injuries'.
Transport Canada says if it investigates and finds operators broke federal regulations they could face fines or suspensions.
NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold spoke to students at W.P. Wagner School in Edmonton on Thursday.
Rainbow flags are being raised at both the Alberta legislature grounds and Edmonton City Hall on Friday to celebrate Pride.
The vote means that the bill will now proceed to third reading at the Senate's next sitting.
Upwards of 10 centimetres of snow is expected in parts of southwestern Alberta overnight.
The Depot Community Food Centre works to ensure food security in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and surrounding areas.
ICBC will be cracking down on impaired and distracted drivers under new optional insurance changes introduced on Thursday.
Townend said Eliason must still undergo another major surgery to reattach his skull flap.
Severe thunderstorm thunderstorm could start as early as Friday afternoon and continue into the overnight.