Новости за 18.10.2019

According to sources, who have asked for their identities to be concealed in order to speak freely, the students were involved in a neo-Nazi Facebook group.

Vancouver basketball fans cheered Kawhi Leonard during the Los Angeles Clippers' preseason loss to the Dallas Mavericks at Rogers Arena.

The board says in a statement that the tug Sheena M capsized and sank on Oct. 1 not far from the BC Ferries terminal in Langdale.

Victoria city council has approved a controversial motion seeking to limit the number of cruise ships coming into the city over environmental concerns.

Thatcher Demko is making the most of his time in the Vancouver Canucks' starting lineup.

Mark Giordano had a goal and an assist to lead the Calgary Flames to a 5-1 victory over the Detroit Red Wings on Thursday.

PETERBOROUGH, Ont. - Nick Robertson and Zach Gallant had goals 36 seconds apart in the third period as the Peterborough Petes rallied past the Hamilton Bulldogs 4-3 on Thursday in Ontario Hockey League action.

Hip fans paid tribute to Gord Downie during a vigil held in Market Square, on the second anniversary of his death.

Mathew Barzal scored twice as the New York Islanders won their third straight game with a 3-1 victory over the Winnipeg Jets on Thursday.

As the province comes to terms with the news of at least one probable vaping-related illness, Richmond has become the first B.C. city to take matters into its own hands.

The Hamilton Bulldogs started a three-game road trip in Eastern Ontario Thursday night with a 4-3 loss against the Peterborough Petes.

There's plenty of time for the Canadiens to right the ship, starting with a Wild club who had only one win in six starts. Brian Wilde has more.

Edmonton-area patients are waiting until spring or summer for CT scans. According to Alberta Health, there has been no funding cut.

The TransAlta Tri Leisure Centre was evacuated "in the nature of public safety," police said.

Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has the seven-day weather forecast for the Edmonton area starting Thursday, Oct. 17, 2019.

The Thursday, Oct. 17, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.

As part of Global News’ conversation with the CEO of fast-growing Jobber, Vinesh Pratap explores what’s being done to grow tech in Edmonton and why the focus shouldn’t just be about start-ups.

The province is changing regulations to allow licensed practical nurses to do more. Also in Health Matters, Su-Ling Goh shares some special memories that were created for kids thanks to the Edmonton Oilers.

Cannabis has been legal in Canada for one year and Thursday, we entered a new era, as products such as edibles are also legal. As Julia Wong reports, there’s hope it will change the game in Alberta’s industry.

The police officers who were on a high-speed chase after the U-Haul testified at Abdulahi Sharif’s trial Thursday. Court heard for the first time from witnesses who tracked how the van was being driven. Fletcher Kent reports.

According to Alberta Health, the Edmonton-area wait time for a CT scan is the same as the provincial average, but patients tell Global News they’re having to wait until next spring, or even summer. Su-Ling Goh reports.

The city is providing new access for Edmontonians to the area around Stadium LRT Station. The urban upgrades, which include an old lumber yard, will serve LRT users for some time. Chris Chacon reports.

"He came in really caring for the other guests, for people who experienced things that he did", Andrew Gusztak on Mustard Seed guest and volunteer Gary Wise.

Alberta’s oilfield is struggling to see any gains. The rig count is down again and, as Tom Vernon reports, the NDP says the premier is failing Albertans.

A convoy is planned as part of a counter rally, organized by supporters of Alberta’s oil and gas industry, during climate activist Greta Thunberg’s visit to Edmonton Friday. Sarah Ryan explains.