Edmonton man sentenced for involvement in highly organized chop shop
An Edmonton man has been sentenced for his involvement in the city's largest-ever discovered chop shop.
An Edmonton man has been sentenced for his involvement in the city's largest-ever discovered chop shop.
Coun. Andrew Knack set an ambitious transit target on Monday when executive committee reviewed ETS. He wants to see 40 per cent ridership -- up from nine per cent -- in the next decade.
The delay was expected to last for at least 90 minutes until the gate arms are fixed.
The University of Calgary has joined with other campuses across the country in encouraging its foreign exchange students to leave Hong Kong for their own safety.
After losing Sunday in the Eastern Final, the Edmonton Eskimos cleaned out their lockers and, at the moment, face an uncertain 2020 campaign.
A temporary injunction being sought by Corus Entertainment -- Global News' parent company -- has been granted, which will see an Edmonton radio station no longer be able to use the word "POWER" in its branding and advertising strategies.
Canadian health care workers can refuse to be involved in services like medically assisted dying or abortion, but must refer patients elsewhere for help. In Alberta, if a private member’s bill passes, that referral would no longer be required. As Heather Yourex-West reports, Bill 207 could have nationwide implications.
An Edmonton man who shared a “trade secret” on Twitter from his time working at McDonald’s is speaking out after his story went viral online. As Emily Mertz explains, the internet loves the “Robin Hood of McNuggets”.
More riders than ever are using Edmonton’s bike lanes. Eco-counters are tracking usage in 28 locations around the city and have found significant growth year-over-year. A record of 14,879 passes was counted on Tuesday, July 23. But the city is not done yet. A new bike plan is in the works that will help guide...
Traffic delays are expected on Monday, Nov. 18, after the train arm malfunctioned at a crossing on 149 Street and Yellowhead Trail. Lauren Fink has more from Global 1.
The top stories from the Monday, Nov. 18, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Police are asking residents to avoid the area around Anglin Drive, Sandy Point Road, Parks Street, Cranston Avenue and Thornborough Avenue.
The individuals were charged following a drug investigation by the Regina Police Service Drug Unit.
Kingston will host a couple of games in the Major Arena Soccer League this December at the Leons Centre.
The protest took place days after the ex-Soviet country's parliament failed to pass a planned electoral reform, a move to full proportional representation from the mixed system at present.
An Edmonton woman is calling on Flair Airlines to review its policies after she was left to clean up blood on a flight to Vancouver on Friday.
Penticton averages 20 calls each month for potential drug overdoses. So far this month, paramedics have responded to 18 calls, according to ambulance paramedics.
At about 8:30 a.m., a northbound dump truck lost control on Yonge Street at Line 9, when the driver tried to move over for a southbound ambulance that had its lights activated, police say.
Police say they later determined it was a stolen vehicle and also found stolen items inside.
Thierry Henry will be aiming to put his stamp on the Impact, who haven't made the Major League Soccer playoffs in three seasons, finishing the 2019 campaign with a 12-17-5 record.
Alberta's United Conservative government is firing the province's election commissioner, but says it's not because he is investigating the party and has fined it more than $200,000.
While he did not attend the rally, before it began, Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides met with student leaders.