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Emergency crews were called to the Pape and Cosburn avenues area just after 9 p.m. on Thursday.

The company, Hyperstealth, has come up with a way to obscure objects to the naked eye, making them virtually invisible.

Another group is voicing concern with budget cuts announced by Alberta's provincial government last week, saying it "got a shock on Friday after receiving letters from Alberta Culture, Multiculturalism and the Status of Women stating that the government has cut all funding to their projects."

As Edmonton grapples with challenges around its homeless camps, one Edmonton Eskimos player is opening up about his past. As John Sexsmith reports, rookie linebacker Vontae Diggs was homeless as a child.

The winds subsided in virtually all parts of the state Thursday and forecasters anticipated at least a week of calm weather, though there was no rain in the forecast that would reduce the threat of fall fires.

A Calgary man is a whole lot richer after being named the winner of the Lotto Max $65-million jackpot on Thursday.

Kevin O’Connell has our seven-day weather forecast beginning this Halloween night!

The Ontario government has proposed allowing dogs onto restaurant patios and into breweries that sell "low-risk, pre-packaged foods."

More than 50 workers at a Vegreville seniors care facility worked their last day Thursday after receiving lay-off notices. Su-Ling Goh has that story in her Health Matters segment.

People with autism can feel overwhelmed by the activity on Halloween, but exposure to it can help them step outside of their comfort zone and grow.

The Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.

The province is upping the amount it spends to fight back against the mountain pine beetle. The tiny insect is wreaking havoc on Alberta forests. As Julia Wong reports, there are calls for the federal government to step in.

Edmonton’s mayor, Don Iveson, is expressing his concern over Alberta’s Bill 20, specifically around wording that suggests the UCP government could pull back funding agreements without cause with just 90-days’ notice.

Local non-profits volunteered to hand out candy to children, while 35 different characters spooked and charmed visitors.

For the last couple of months, the justice minister has been talking to thousands of rural Albertans about crime. They’re demanding provincial action and the minister says he’s listening. Fletcher Kent has more on some of his plans.

With homeless encampments being taken down in Edmonton, where do the people go? With no money for new housing in the Alberta budget, the minister responsible answered some questions from Global News. Vinesh Pratap has more.

According to police, a man allegedly posted an online ad that listed a place for rent in the Kelowna area.

Despite her 14-year safe driving record, Lisa Wagner was shocked to find her rate went up by 18.75 per cent, adding nearly $400 to her annual bill.

A Bonnyville. Alta., man has been arrested after police in Edmonton allege he worked as a "straw purchaser" in connection with an alleged gun-trafficking operation.

Justice Minister Doug Schweitzer sits down with Global News’ Fletcher Kent to talk about Alberta’s rural crime crisis, how his community town halls are going and how he wants to improve the justice system.

Over the last few days, organizers say the event has been at capacity, with around 500 people coming through the door.

The Quebec government has tabled a new bill to fight climate. If passed, it will give the environment minister more power to manage the money in the province's Green Fund.

The community group works with families and children dealing with behavioural issues.

The B.C. government is struggling to stay on schedule with its promise to build affordable housing in the province.

The Ottawa Redblacks are getting set to suit up one more time before closing out the most disappointing season in franchise history.