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Improving Your Yard With spring finally here, Edmontonians have been busy getting their yards cleaned up from the long winter.  Celebrity gardening expert Carson Arthur gives tips on how you can improve your yard and curb appeal. The Emerald Awards The Emerald Awards celebrate environmental initiatives undertaken by community members. Emmy Stuebing  talks about the… Continue reading →

Global News has learned Ray Novak is the Prime Minister’s new chief of staff following Nigel Wright’s resignation. The West Block host Tom Clark gave early details Sunday morning about the situation. Continue reading →

The day after city council made its final vote in favour of building a downtown arena, Mayor Stephen Mandel criticized the three councillors who voted against the deal, taking aim at one councillor in particular. Continue reading →

Edmonton city council made its final vote on the downtown arena Wednesday; passing a motion on the capital plan to fund the project in a vote of 10 to 3. Continue reading →

Doctor Ted Purcell from the Edmonton Humane Society was in with two friends who are ready to be adopted in our weekly “Adopt A Pet” segment. Continue reading →

Global News has learned that a special council meeting has been set for 1:30 Wednesday afternoon to discuss the downtown arena. Continue reading →

The province is bringing in legislation to implement a new deal for teachers. Education Minister Jeff Johnson explains why the government is taking this step and what it means to students and teachers. Continue reading →

Lorraine on Location Lorraine Mansbridge was at the Deck Store during the Monday Morning News, helping us get ready for those summer days spent outside. Cirque du Soleil, “Amaluna” It’s the first time a big top Cirque du Soleil show has come to Edmonton.  Amaluna is about to begin. A Cirque du Soleil artist talks… Continue reading →

Frances Zinger from Hockey Alberta was in the Global Edmonton studio Friday morning to discuss the organization’s decision to eliminate body checking from the pee wee level. Continue reading →

If a major emergency were to unexpectedly hit the Capital City, would you have enough food, water and power reserves to get you through the initial impact? Continue reading →