Sarah Ryan
Digital Journalist
Sarah Ryan (née Kraus) is a Global Edmonton reporter who you’ll often find covering stories at the courthouse or at a crime scene.
She also fills in on the assignment desk and in 2023, can occasionally be seen at the anchor desk.
After earning a double major in Journalism and Environmental Sustainability from the University of King’s College in Halifax, she began her broadcast career at Global Edmonton in 2012, where she worked behind the scenes before deciding she wanted to get out in the community and share people’s stories.
Sarah became a reporter CJDC TV in Dawson Creek, BC, where she juggled reporting, anchoring sports, and providing weather forecasts. She then worked at CHAT News in Medicine Hat, Global Regina and then back to Global Edmonton in 2015.
Sarah has covered stories that tug at the heartstring. She spent a week in La Loche covering the mass shooting in 2016 and later that year worked long hours helping inform residents about the Fort McMurray wildfire.
Sarah was Global Edmonton’s city hall reporter in 2021, covering the municipal election and was the first reporter to interview the city’s new mayor, Amarjeet Sohi.
When she’s not interviewing newsmakers, Sarah can be found walking her rescue dogs Ruth and Isabelle at the city’s off-leash parks, volunteering for local charities, or sneaking out of the city to go camping, hiking or skiing.
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Video Archives
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City of Edmonton pumps brakes on hydrogen fuelling station
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Edmonton police investigating after man ‘shoved’ into path of Valley Line LRT train
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Louis Bull Tribe opening Bear Hills Casino on the side of the QEII in central Alberta
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4 levels of government meet on Edmonton homelessness crisis
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Family desperate for answers after loved one nearly freezes to death
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Edmonton girl, 9, earns black belt in taekwondo
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Fatality Inquiry begins into Timothy McConnell’s death at Edmonton Remand
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Edmonton’s craft beer scene explored in ‘Brewing Under Northern Skies’
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HireGood employing the homeless in Edmonton
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Alberta youth worker arrested for child exploitation
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Town of Westlock prepares for controversial bylaw vote
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2024 Alberta wildfire season starts early
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Sweet Treats and Latte’s Festival supports small businesses in Old Strathcona
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Alberta food company Stawnichy’s offers lifetime Mundare sausage in exchange for ink
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Road rage gone wrong attributed to stabbing death of Edmonton man beloved by neighbours
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Alberta Wildfire warns of extreme fire risk heading into spring 2024
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Just Junk free weekly furniture giveaways help Albertans furnish their homes
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Edmonton’s new homeless navigation centre deemed success
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Man sentenced to 7 years for fatal stabbing of woman at Edmonton City Centre mall
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Man sentenced to 7 years for fatal stabbing of woman at Edmonton City Centre mall
Author Archives
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Edmonton family desperate for answers after man found nearly frozen to deathDashcam video obtained by the Morin family shows Jennon continuing to walk down 23 Avenue, closer to 119 Street, still in the direction of home. But he never arrived.CanadaMar 4
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Fatality Inquiry begins into death at Edmonton Remand CentreA fatality inquiry got underway Monday morning into the death of a 23-year-old man who died by suicide in a solitary cell at the Edmonton Remand Centre.InvestigationsFeb 26
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Alberta Wildfire warns of extreme danger come spring 2024Several wildfires still burning from 2023 are smouldering in peat moss, sometimes deep underground, and the snow overtop is insulating instead of extinguishing it.FireFeb 7
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‘Purr-fect’ cat companions join Edmonton’s Salvation Army Centre of HopeFour new furry friends are bringing smiles to the faces of residents in Edmonton supportive living centres.LifestyleJan 3
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Valour Park hopes to open new military museum in Edmonton areaA group of dedicated collectors with the Valour Park Association are hoping to start up a new museum showcasing dozens of restored, working military vehicles.FeaturesDec 28, 2023
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Canadian innovation turning pickup trucks into wildfire-fighting machinesBrushfire skids turn almost any pickup truck into a firefighting vehicle, and disaster relief charity GlobalMedic is working to get the tool into communities across Canada.FireDec 27, 2023
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Family of Edmonton man who died days after arrest releases video of police encounter, raises concernWARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS DISTURBING CONTENT- On Oct. 6, police issued a news release to advise that the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating what happened.CrimeDec 18, 2023
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Health report re-affirms Lucy the elephant should not leave Edmonton Valley ZooThe most recent medical assessment of Lucy the elephant at the Edmonton Valley Zoo continues to recommend she not travel — either short or long distances.EnvironmentDec 13, 2023
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Dog attacks Good Samaritan in south EdmontonA father and son who pulled over to help save a young puppy running loose on the road in south Edmonton were shocked when another dog attacked.CrimeDec 11, 2023
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Teenage girl tackled, injured by Edmonton police officer in case of mistaken identityAn Edmonton girl fought for her life, fearing she was being abducted —but it turns out her would-be captors were police officers who mistook her for a domestic violence suspect.CrimeNov 16, 2023
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Alberta continues opposition to national Clean Electricity RegulationsAccording to Canada's environment minister, the regulations' purpose is to increase economic competitiveness, transition the energy economy to renewables and fight climate change.ConsumerNov 3, 2023
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Closing arguments begin in murder trial for Edmonton community hall shootingClosing arguments began Thursday in the case of two men accused of second-degree murder in a fatal shooting at an Edmonton community hall in 2021.CrimeNov 2, 2023
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Murder trial begins for men charged in 2021 Edmonton community hall shootingTwo men charged in a deadly Aug. 29, 2021 shooting at Duggan Community Hall in south Edmonton pleaded not guilty in court on Monday.CrimeOct 16, 2023
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1/3rd of downtown Edmonton storefronts empty: U of A studyA new study by the University of Alberta's School of Business found 33 per cent of downtown Edmonton's storefronts are sitting vacant.ConsumerOct 12, 2023
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Alberta non-profit aims to help brain tumour patients through water rehabilitationThe Pool Brats rehab sessions are being held at the accessible ACT Centre in Rundle Park starting Sunday, Oct. 15, and the new group just needs more people to join.FeaturesOct 10, 2023
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Alberta advocate urges Halloween accessibility for all childrenRich Padulo is the co-founder of Treat Accessibly, a grassroots initiative to make Halloween more inclusive for children with mobility challenges and special needs.CanadaOct 6, 2023
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Powerful victim impact statements shared about death of St. Albert senior'He is not just fingernail clippings, blood stains or a body in a tote,' his daughter Stacey Worsfold said, breaking down in tears on the stand.CrimeSep 27, 2023
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MacEwan Griffins aren’t underdogs; they’re the top dogs, just ask DianneDianne was adopted by the MacEwan Griffins women's soccer team assistant coach and joins the team huddles, stretching circles, warmups and even comforts injured players.FeaturesSep 15, 2023
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Fort Providence, N.W.T. offers island of refuge for weary wildfire evacueesFort Providence is the first stop south of Yellowknife, about 300 kilometres down the only road out of the capital city, and it's proving a safe haven for many evacuees.FireAug 18, 2023
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Missing Edmonton man’s remains found; homicide unit investigatingEdmonton police are not disclosing the cause of death or the location where the remains were found “to preserve the integrity of the investigation.”CrimeAug 11, 2023
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Chilean senior visiting Edmonton randomly attacked on LRTIris Pino Ortega, 67, was visiting Edmonton from Chile and riding the LRT when she was attacked on the train on Saturday, July 29.CrimeAug 1, 2023
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Public vigil planned for Treasa Lynn Oberly, Beaumont homicide victimFriends and family of Treasa Lynn Oberly are planning a vigil to show their love and support for her.CrimeJul 28, 2023
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Receding water levels a concern for Gull Lake, Alta.Gull Lake, Alta., residents are concerned about receding water levels, especially as a moratorium to keep out an invasive species is about to expire.CanadaJul 12, 2023
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11 animals seized from south Edmonton homeA number of dogs and cats have been seized from a south Edmonton house after officers found them in "concerning conditions" including multiple beagles, boston terriers and cats.CanadaJul 10, 2023
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Woman found guilty of 1st-degree murder in 2017 death of St. Albert seniorThe jury in the trial of a woman accused of killing a 75-year-old man from St. Albert, Alta., has found her guilty of first-degree murder in the senior's 2017 death.CrimeJun 22, 2023