Новости за 22.03.2021

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton on Sunday, March 21 with Kim Smith.

The woman says her experience began at the altar of a small-town Saskatchewan Evangelical church, where she was prayed over by hundreds, some of whom were "speaking in tongues."

The longshoremen's union affiliated with the Canadian Union of Public Employees voted 99.7 per cent to reject the offer by the Maritime Employers Association.

A fungal infection spreading throughout trees in Edmonton has the city hard at work trying to minimize the problem, but getting to the root of this issue isn’t so cut and dry. Chris Chacon reports.

Stashing our stuff is no better than throwing it in the trash, according to a University of Alberta researcher. Kim Smith spoke with Saurabh Rawal, a marketing PhD student in the Alberta School of Business, about why holding onto possessions can be a form of waste.

This comes after eight people, including six Asian American women, were murdered at three different Atlanta, Georgia massage parlours last week.

A fire investigator has determined a fire on Howell Avenue caused $5,000 worth of damage and was started by improper disposal of smoking material.

Wood Buffalo are investigating a wood area in Fort McMurray where human remains were discovered Saturday afternoon.

Alberta Health reported 555 new COVID-19 cases Sunday after conducting 11,405 tests over a 24-hour period, resulting in a provincial positivity rate of 4.8 per cent

A Saskatoon homeowner managed to extinguish a fire by filling up their bathtub with water and pouring it on the flames and smoke.