In the affidavit, a former White House lawyer highlighted U.S. President Donald Trump's comments that he was willing to use Meng as a bargaining chip in trade talks with China.
It’s no secret many Edmonton businesses are bearing the financial brunt of this pandemic, but in an effort to stay afloat more owners are taking their products online. Chris Chacon has more.
Premier Jason Kenney says Alberta expects to start getting COVID-19 vaccines in January, but the immunization rollout will be in three phases stretching across most of 2021. Tom Vernon reports.
Infectious disease researcher Dr. Craig Jenne joins Global’s Linda Olsen to discuss Alberta’s plan to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine.
During a virtual panel, local leaders talked about a potential economic boom coming after the bust of the pandemic. Sarah Ryan reports.
A massive sinkhole below the intersection of 61 Avenue and 109 Street in south Edmonton won’t be repaired until May 2021. As Kendra Slugoski explains, EPCOR says a special-order pipe cannot be made in Canada and it will take weeks to be delivered to Edmonton.
Health Matters December 2: A University of Alberta researcher has won a national award for her work in creating face coverings layered with salt. As Su-Ling Goh reports, the salt masks have been shown to kill bacteria and viruses within minutes.
“This is definitely a crowning moment,” said three-time Paralympic medallist Josh Dueck, who now lives in Vernon with his family.
As part of its COVID-19 contingency plan, the Alberta government is considering setting up more field hospitals — like the one built outside the Peter Lougheed in Calgary — and has asked the Canadian Red Cross for help. Julia Wong has more on that, plus other details on the province’s vaccine rollout plan from the...
Team Canada's world junior championship hopefuls are staying busy despite having their selection camp suspended for two weeks due to a pair of positive COVID-19 tests.