The owner of a small car dealership in Edmonton’s Parkdale neighbourhood says he’s frustrated over recent thefts. In just a single month, 11 vehicles from his lot have been targeted by thieves eager to get their hands on catalytic converters. Nicole Stillger explains.
"It's just a check-box for Jason Kenney and his government to say, 'Look, I've talked to the First Nations and everything is good,'" Chief Allan Adam said after walking out of a meeting Wednesday.
The Wednesday, Feb. 12, 2020 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Protests across Canada are taking aim at pipelines, but it’s the agriculture industry that is now suffering. Alberta farmers say rail blockades are preventing them from getting their products to the coast. As Breanna Karstens-Smith reports, it could be costing the economy billions.
Albertans arrived at the health minister's office on what they've dubbed "the people's bus," encouraging others to get engaged on political issues impacting health care.
The Alberta Energy Regulator is laying off more staff as it undergoes massive restructuring.
“I would be very surprised if communities were saying, ‘hooray, this is fantastic news,’” said Horizon Health Network CEO Karen McGrath.
The head of Alberta's $30-million-a-year energy war room is apologizing after the organization posted a lengthy social media response to an article in The New York Times that questioned the news organization's credibility.
People who are eligible to vote in Ward 3 will be able to do so online or by phone until Feb. 24 at 8 p.m.
The Ontario Elite Speed Skating championships will be held this weekend at Kingston's Cataraqui Arena.
Pascal Bérubé is proposing that employers present poof whenever they ask English or another language as a requirement to obtain a position.
Barr, who will testify before the House Judiciary Committee next month, is expected to be asked about the decision this week to overrule four federal prosecutors and lower the amount of prison time it would seek for Trump's confidant Roger Stone
Officials say the woman was released from RCMP custody before she died after getting arrested for allegedly threatening someone.
B.C. Liberal leader Andrew Wilkinson has apologized for characterizing domestic violence as a "tough marriage."
The college says Patton admitted she used the title "physician" and "doctor" during the 2018 civic election without denoting she is a naturopathic doctor.
"We thought we had fully informed council, but obviously we did not. And for that, I sincerely apologize," John Manconi said.
Alberta's Indigenous relations minister says a last-minute war of words with a First Nations leader over a multibillion-dollar oilsands mine is a case of bare-knuckle bargaining.
Strathcona County has moved to reject an invitation to join the Regional Transit Services Commission, which would have seen one service encompassing Edmonton and 12 of its neighbouring communities.
The St. Louis Blues say defenceman Jay Bouwmeester is "doing very well'' after suffering a cardiac episode during a game Tuesday night.
A group of firefighters is camping out on a roof to raise money for muscular dystrophy. It’s something they tackle every year in Edmonton, but this year one of them took the icy challenge to the extreme. Kendra Slugoski explains.
Crude-by-rail shipments by oilsands producer Cenovus Energy Inc. jumped to 120,000 barrels per day in January from 106,000 in December.
An Edmonton man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the April 2017 stabbing death of his mother will be sentenced Wednesday afternoon.