Stuck between a rock and a hard place: MacEwan University political scientist John Soroski says Premier Jason Kenney faces competing pressures from a public health crisis and a faction of his own UCP caucus. Soroski also talks with Global News at Noon about how a different style of leadership from rivals Rachel Notley or Brian...
Two Maritime women are encouraging people to start a gratitude journal amid COVID-19.
Current construction projects include bridges, LRT expansion, freeway conversions, neighbourhood renewal, new playgrounds and park upgrades.
Students are struggling to find summer jobs or work experience because of pandemic restrictions.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney will address the province at 6 p.m. Tuesday evening. On Monday, the premier said further COVID-19 restrictions were coming.
"This will also result in thousands of Albertans suffering significant disability for months or years due to long-COVID," the letter read.
'As a mother, you connect with that baby quickly. It's not just sad and disappointing -- it causes you to feel like you have lost a loved one,' said one Albertan about miscarriage.
Global News crime reporter Nancy Hixt shares how this senseless crime continues to impact the officers who investigated the case.
Connor McDavid had two goals and two assists as the Edmonton Oilers clinched a playoff spot Monday night with a 5-3 victory in Vancouver.
A Nikita Zaitsev goal with 1:13 left in the third period gave the Ottawa Senators a 2-1 win over the Winnipeg Jets Monday night and extended the Jets losing streak to seven games.
The Montreal Canadiens wanted a solid outing against the Toronto Maple Leafs on Monday night, and they got it. Brian Wilde has more.
Cole Caufield scored at 4:43 of overtime as the Montreal Canadiens defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 3-2 in a potential North Division playoff preview Monday.
Vasquez reached out to Consumer Matters for help. Within a week, she received a full refund.
The business owner hopes the suspect is found and charged.
RCMP say when the Canadian Armed Forces returned to a crash scene in Saskatchewan, six of their tires were missing.
Nearly 300,000 lower-paying jobs were lost in Quebec in 2020 when the economy was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. Those job losses affected women more than men.
Iqaluit declared a state of emergency Monday and Yellowknife in the neighbouring N.W.T. closed its schools as news cases of COVID-19 sprang up in both territories.
Monday marks the five-year anniversary of Fort McMurray being evacuated, as a massive wildfire ravaged the northern Alberta community. In the years that have followed, the urban area has also faced flooding, financial hardship and the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic in the province. Still, the community has lived up to its unofficial motto: “Fort...
Five years after a wildfire tore through Fort McMurray, most residents have rebuilt. But since the fire, people in the northern Alberta community have dealt with floods, a pandemic and economic devastation. Fletcher Kent has more on how these struggles have shaped the city.
Fires, floods, the pandemic and a recession has meant years of business struggles and closures in Fort McMurray. But as Fletcher Kent tells us, there’s now some cautious economic optimism emerging.
After spending her most formative years watching multiple disasters hit Fort McMurray, promising Grade 12 student Luiza Pinto talks to Breanna Karstens-Smith about adversity, resilience and her future: “Living in Fort Mac taught me to get back up and to keep going.”
With much of the city built on a flood plain, Breanna Karstens-Smith looks at how Fort McMurray is investing in flood mitigation to prevent waters from rising again like they did in 2020.
The Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo has spent the years after the 2016 wildfire implementing measures to try to prevent the same disaster from happening ever again. Breanna Karstens-Smith explains what has been done.
First, there was the 2016 wildfire — since then, Fort McMurray residents have dealt with flooding, an economy slow down, and the strain of the COVID-19 pandemic. Fletcher Kent speaks with Amanda Holloway, executive director of the Canadian Mental Health Association Wood Buffalo Region, about the long-term mental toll that crisis after crisis has on...
Premier Jason Kenney says his cabinet will be considering more enforcement tools as Alberta continues to see non-compliance with COVID-19 public health measures.