The Awasisak Indigenous Health Program supports Indigenous families navigating a trip to the Stollery Children’s Hospital, as well as preparing for the journey home. Team lead Sherri Di Lallo joined Global News Morning Edmonton to share more details on how they support families.
University students are hosting an event to raise money for the Terra Centre, a local charity which supports programs for pregnant teens, teen moms, teenage parents and their babies in Edmonton. This year’s production will be virtual and includes the popular crime solving dog, Scooby-Doo. University of Alberta student Courtney Yoo joined Global News morning...
What’s the secret to many decades of marriage? Global News went to the experts this Valentine’s Day. Here’s Part Three of our series ‘A Life Well-Loved” featuring Adeline and Alec Filewych, who fell in love at a dance and continued to shimmy and sway in each other’s arms for six decades.
What’s the secret to many decades of marriage? Global News went to the experts this Valentine’s Day. Here’s Part Two of our feature series ‘A Life Well-Loved” featuring Dr. Toddy and Ann Parkinson, who met when a date with her sister fell though and have been married 58 years after a lengthy courtship.
Alberta's rural towns say property taxes that have gone unpaid by the province's struggling oilpatch have tripled in two years.
After an independent assessment by a vet, animal activist Jane Goodall has changed her mind about moving Lucy the elephant away from the Edmonton Valley Zoo.
The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Teams has arrested one man and two more are wanted on Canada-wide warrants stemming from a human trafficking investigation described as “deplorable and sadistic.” As Kim Smith explains on the noon news, it’s believed the three men were involved in trafficking in the Edmonton area and a sex trade worker...
"I want to thank the vast majority of faith leaders and faith communities who have worked hard to protect each other and the broader communities," Dr. Hinshaw said.
The Perseverance Rover is a probe designed to eventually bring back rocks from the red planet that could reveal signs of life.
The company couldn't yet say what the size of the charge will be, which it expects to be predominantly non-cash, but that it was assessing its options.
Argyle, along with Highway 6 and McKenzie Road, had been closed to traffic since October.
Wall Street hedge fund managers, Robinhood and Reddit CEOs face a grilling on Thursday afternoon from U.S. lawmakers over the Reddit rally.
Canada's expected vaccination timeline is being accelerated, with the government outlining millions of additional vaccinations planned between April and September.
Roughly 100 cows have died after barn fire near Aylmer causes millions in damages.
A Montreal gerontologist says the decline of new COVID-19 infections in the province's long-term care homes may be an early sign Quebec's vaccination strategy is working.
The first is the redevelopment and expansion of the Wolfe Island Ferry docks in Marysville as well as the Limestone City. Mike Postovit reports.
Kingston police say the man attacked two police officers while he was intoxicated Tuesday night.
Toronto police Chief James Ramer has asked the OPP to review the entire incident and any of the cases the detective worked on.
A Montreal woman is asking Canadian and Quebec public health officials to place adults with Down syndrome on a priority COVID-19 vaccination list.
In interviews, First Nations leaders, engineers and community members pointed to restrictive and outdated policies that result in a lack of local control over projects.
Leon Draisaitl scored twice and Connor McDavid recorded his 500th career point as the Edmonton Oilers held off the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 Wednesday night at Rogers Place.
Police officers responded to a north Edmonton school on Wednesday afternoon after someone reported that a man in a car was offering candy to students.
Global News has confirmed a former Calgary teacher is facing 17 sex-related charges for the alleged abuse of six students two decades ago.
"We knew it probably wouldn't be a hard deadline, but we know that we're not going to stop until we get the west side back to the community," said general manager Donnie Rosa.
Conservation officials say there is nothing to fear as attacks on humans are rare, but measures should be taken to reduce the risk of human-wildlife conflict.