Winterization efforts underway at Edmonton’s Camp Pekiwewin
The change in season is already on the radar for those living in an encampment in the Edmonton community of Rossdale.
The change in season is already on the radar for those living in an encampment in the Edmonton community of Rossdale.
The annual fall convention of Alberta’s urban municipalities was a chorus of fiscal concerns from communities. The convention heard from Premier Jason Kenney and many members of his cabinet, and the message from the province was clear: more tough decisions are on the way. Provincial affairs reporter Tom Vernon explains.
Forecaster Moody’s Analytics says Canada’s housing values are going to take a hit in 2021, as government supports that were carrying people through the pandemic expire. Sarah Ryan looks at how the Edmonton real estate market might be impacted.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Breanna Karstens-Smith from Friday, September 25, 2020.
As the province enters the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, police have wrapped up their investigation at Herron seniors' home.
An Edmonton artist was recently granted the honour of painting Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the piece was featured on the cover of TIME Magazine. The portrait was done earlier this year and as Sarah Komadina explains, the piece of the late US Supreme Court justice now holds much more meaning.
Street Culture Project's CEO Kim Sutherland announces his retirement amid a third-part investigation into allegations of sexual assault against some of its employees.
British Columbia is piloting saliva COVID-19 tests, in which students swish, gargle and spit a small amount of saline into a collection tube. Alberta is exploring the idea as well, so what are the advantages and downsides, and how does it compare to the traditional tests? Julia Wong takes a look.
Increased disinfection between patients at its sites and the increased use of extensive personal protective equipment has also added to wait times, Naidoo said.
The Regina Sexual Assault Centre hopes to have their new position filled by the end of the year.
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault announced the $50-million fund as a short-term measure that will be managed through Telefilm Canada and the Canada Media Fund.
On the units with outbreaks, visitation has been restricted to end-of life situations.
Two Royal Canadian Air Force CF-18 Hornets flew over Rogers Place and downtown Edmonton Friday afternoon to mark Game Four of the Stanley Cup final.
Two issues that seemed almost buried by the COVID-19 pandemic resurfaced in the B.C. election campaign on Friday.
Nav Canada announced this week it was making the move to streamline its operations as the company tries to adapt to lower levels of air traffic.
John Hampton is the first Indigenous person to hold the positions of CEO and executive director at a major Canadian arts institution, even on an interim basis.
RMC coach Patricia Howes says it is an honour to win the Hydro-One Safe Play Award.
Some Lethbridge students say they are concerned about paying fees for services and facilities they will not have access to due to COVID-19. As Emily Olsen reports, University of Lethbridge officials have already introduced a few options to help alleviate the financial burden.
Alberta has announced where it will spend part of the money it recently earmarked to reduce methane emissions from the oilpatch.
Believe it—or not—an Edmonton teen is able to run and jump like a horse.
As of Friday afternoon, 17,343 Albertans had recovered from COVID-19.
Face coverings have been required in all indoor public spaces and in public vehicles in Edmonton since Aug. 1.
A Calgary couple is pleading with the Canadian government to help get them and their newly adopted child back home.