An investigation determined that the grizzly bear had been feeding at a meat pole, where the two men had hung deer carcasses they had hunted. The men decided to shoot the grizzly when it returned later that evening.
There’s apprehension across Alberta, as businesses wait to find out how the new COVID-19 restrictions coming Tuesday afternoon will affect them. Lisa MacGregor has the latest on the noon news.
The study was done by researchers at the University of Alberta who analyzed 2,463 COVID-19 test results from children in the province between April 13 to Sept. 30.
The film is scheduled to be streamed online from Nov. 25 - Dec. 1 through CUFF.Docs as well as in-person at the Globe Cinema on Nov. 29, unless an emergency injunction filed by one of the officers in the film is granted.
Edify Magazine editor Steven Sandor shares details on stories in the December 2020 edition, including how local businesses are adapting to a dramatically different holiday season and a profile on a culinary entrepreneur Lindsay Jang, who grew up in her family’s Chinese restaurant in Sherwood Park and is now revolutionizing Hong Kong’s food scene.
One vehicle was travelling 70 km/h over the posted speed limit on Highway 28 in Douro-Dummer Township.
Malaysia's Top Glove Corp., the world's largest maker of rubber gloves, said Tuesday it expects a two to four-week delay in deliveries.
Cobourg police charged a woman with impaired driving following a crash on Monday night.
The trial involving Steve Snively, of Hamilton, and Christopher Marchant, of Whitby, is expected to last 4 to 5 weeks.
Two new coronavirus cases have been confirmed at a public school and a secondary school in the Thames Valley District School Board.
The 63-year-old woman with a heart condition said the owner of her building wants her out of her one-bedroom apartment to conduct renovations.
Effective Tuesday, the Burlington hospital is loosening some rules around caregivers and support persons.
The path for CERB recipients to get back to Saskatchewan income assistance is troubling for advocates.
Gillies is taking part in Global News' series Strong But Not Silent, raising awareness for men's mental health.
As Alberta added an additional 1,549 cases of COVID-19 in the province, chief medical officer of health Dr. Deena Hinshaw said Monday she will be advising the Alberta government on new recommendations for additional restrictions. Julia Wong reports.
Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Monday, November 23, 2020 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Monday, November 23, 2020.
On the eve of more COVID-19 restrictions being announced in Alberta, what have the measures in other provinces looked like? Tom Vernon takes a look.
Experts are saying Alberta has now missed the chance to control the spread using a ‘circuit-breaker’ lockdown. Despite the new provincial measures coming Tuesday, some doctors feel it’s too little too late. Lisa MacgGregor reports.
"Voting no on a climate action plan is looking at all the children in our city and saying that our futures aren't worth as much."
Edmonton’s football team has put out a call to fans to find its new name, and so far thousands have delivered. Kevin Karius reports.
Health Matters November 23: The U.K.’s COVID-19 Oxford vaccine has shown to be less effective than the current frontrunners, but less expensive. And a new made-in-Edmonton app helps users with their mental health. Su-Ling Goh reports.
An Edmonton antique store owner is cleaning up after a vehicle was used to break into his business for the second time in two years. But as Sarah Ryan explains, he’s crediting his unique smoke cloak security system with protecting his products.
A total of 2,148 people are hospitalized across Canada after contracting the virus, while 269,202 have recovered after falling ill.