Some residents in a west Edmonton neighbourhood are angry, and questioning why the city gave the green light to a development that essentially walls off the backyards of their properties. Vinesh Pratap has more.
Some products are being recalled because they are not properly labelled or contain ingredients that are not approved by Health Canada.
Thirty-two residents have died from COVID-19 at the Good Samaritan Southgate Care Centre in Edmonton after an additional death was reported over the weekend.
Members of the Red Deer Primary Care Network have set up a committee to work with Alberta Health Services and Occupational Health and Safety in an effort to make clinics safer.
Acting Ontario Regional Chief of the Chiefs of Ontario, Alvin Fiddler, said in a statement that distrust between First Nations and authorities continues to exist as a result of unaddressed inequality that the Ipperwash crisis highlighted.
Prior to COVID-19, about 75 to 80 per cent of the company's customers came from abroad, with most of the Canadians from eastern Canada or British Columbia.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park reopened to the public on Saturday. Visitors were treated to $40 million in near completed renovations.
``The chief and I, we love our city. We were born and raised here,'' Mayor Lovely Warren said. ``We are committed to making the necessary changes to make sure this community moves forward.''
"It was created as a special sanctuary for people and animals nestled in nature."
The King Clancy is awarded for ``leadership on and off the ice and who has made a noteworthy humanitarian contribution to his community.''
"I am a realist about it. Joe is a realist about it,'' the California senator said during an interview with CNN's State of the Union that aired Sunday.
Here’s Suzy Burge’s Sep 6 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
Police arrested a man suspected of pointing a weapon at an officer. Officers later discovered the weapon was an airsoft pistol.
"I'm probably at 50 per cent of my capacity to handle daily activities, stress. I don't think I would be able to handle the demands of my work without keeling over."
It’s been more than a month since an encampment took over an area next to Edmonton’s Remax Field. This weekend, another camp off Whyte Avenue went up, but the city says it’s time for camps to end. Chris Chacon reports.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton on Sep 6 with Kim Smith.
Police say they received a call just before 4 p.m. from an individual who spotted the body while walking through Marie Curtis Park in Etobicoke.
Fifteen-year-old Troy Boone was stabbed to death in front of a north Edmonton hotel. His father is speaking out. Sarah Komadina reports.
The loss of foreign nationals due to COVID-19 and the Canada-U.S. border closure is driving a downward trend regarding tourism, particularly in Banff, Alberta. Jayme Doll reports.
At a time when so many businesses are feeling the financial pinch due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one Edmonton cannabis shop says it is seeing a significant growth in sales.
The city is looking at responses to concerns raised by limousine companies, including a possible reduction in dispatcher and vehicle licensing fees for 2020.