Video Archives
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Alberta Party becomes Progressive Tory Party of Alberta -
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Alberta bumps petition application fee to $25K -
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Edmonton teacher charged with multiple sex offences involving student -
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Alberta judge finds proposed referendum question on separation is unconstitutional -
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UCP members talk pipeline MOU at party’s annual general meeting -
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Sturgeon County drivers want more safety measures on ‘dangerous’ highway -
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Alberta separation question back in court -
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Better Edmonton candidates move on, municipal political party looks to 2029 -
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Ottawa, Alberta continue MOU negotiations -
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Lac la Biche RCMP charge director of law enforcement training centre with sexual assault -
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Hawrelak Park set to re-open this winter after major rehabilitation -
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No deal for Alberta teachers after latest talks break down -
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Edmonton summer festivals hit records in 2025 -
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Alberta government gathers information on psychologist exam -
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Edmonton Pride Parade returns after 7-year hiatus -
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Alberta teachers, province to resume bargaining talks -
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City of Edmonton incentivizing downtown student housing builds -
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EPS, family asking for tips solving Natanis Merasty’s ‘suspicious’ disappearance -
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Edmonton’s south Asian community ‘doesn’t feel safe’ amid new threats -
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Edmonton businesses reacting to latest U.S. tariff promise
Author Archives
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Sturgeon County drivers want more safety measures on Highway 28Sturgeon County residents say collisions are becoming too common on Highway 28 at Highway 642, where a 54-year-old man was killed in crash with a semi this week.TrafficNov 27
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Royal Canadian Legion $1M donation to support PTSD research at University of AlbertaMore than $1 million from the Royal Canadian Legion's poppy fund will go to the Heroes in Mind Advocacy and Research Consortium (HiMARC) at the University of Alberta.FeaturesNov 26
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Canada Post, teacher strikes a double-whammy for some Alberta businessesThe Canadian Federation of Independent Business says the uncertainty of rotating postal strikes, paired with a teachers strike in Alberta, is still a problem for businesses.EconomyOct 10
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Families escape south Edmonton duplex fire, one person taken to hospitalEdmonton fire district chief Michael Weiss says one person had to be taken to hospital after a fire damaged a duplex in south Edmonton on Sunday.FireOct 5
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Hawrelak Park to re-open this winter after major rehabilitationNo firm date is set, but the city expects Hawrelak Park will reopen within the next few months after being closed since 2023 for an above and underground overhaul.CanadaOct 2
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Jewelry theft prompts Edmonton Hindu temple to warn communitySince May, Edmonton police say there's been dozens of reported thefts where people are approached in parking lots, driveways or the side of the road.CrimeSep 25
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Edmonton summer festivals hit records in 2025The Edmonton Fringe Festival said it set a new box-office record in 2025, while Folk Fest sold out this summer and KDays hit a post-pandemic attendance record.CanadaAug 27
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City of Edmonton incentivizing student housing buildsThe new Downtown Student Housing Incentive is offering a total of $15 million for designs that meet student housing needs and are built in the downtown area.EconomyAug 20
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Project Gaslight extortion arsonist pleads guilty to torching Edmonton homesManav Heer pleaded guilty to four charges related to investigation into extortion and arson crimes by South Asians against successful members of their own community.CrimeAug 1
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Family searches for missing Edmonton teen Samuel BirdSamuel Bird was last seen on the evening of June 1. Police say the 14-year-old was going to visit a friend in the Canora neighbourhood.CrimeJul 19
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Bee study looks to improve pollinator habitat along Alberta highwaysDrivers on a number of highways outside Alberta's capital region are passing bright yellow signs that say 'bee study ahead.' The study looks at bees habits around highways.CanadaJul 13
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Police, family of Edmonton teen killed in hit-and-run seek help to ID driverEarlier this week, Edmonton police released video footage of a suspect vehicle involved in a fatal hit-and-run last May. They're hoping someone will help identify the driver.CrimeJul 6
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Alberta cell tower vandalism leaves people without phone service for weeksSome people living in a rural area north of Edmonton have been unable to use their cell phones at home for weeks, after the nearby cell tower was wrecked by vandals.FeaturesJul 3
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Edmonton homeowners mull restrictive covenants to stop multi-unit buildsSome Edmonton homeowners in Crestwood and Glenora are taking development into their own hands by limiting where multi-unit homes can be built, by enacting restrictive covenants.FeaturesJun 20
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Edmonton mayoral candidate uses humour, life story in campaignFirst-time mayoral candidate Omar Mohammad says he wants to ensure fiscal responsibility in city hall, in addition to security for Edmontonians and shelter for the vulnerable.PoliticsMay 25
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City of Edmonton, province point fingers over police bodycam costsAs part of its annual report to council on Friday, the Edmonton Police Service says it needs to hire between 40 and 50 people for the 'back end' of the bodycam program.PoliticsMay 24
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NAIT pausing 18 programs as part of reviewThe post-secondary's vice-president, academic Peter Leclaire says the changes are to ensure NAIT can meet the needs of students and industry.EducationMay 15
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Unsafe Castledowns Pointe condo owners say they’re out thousands of dollarsThe building has been fenced off and partially covered by a tarp for almost two years now. Now, condo owners say there's hope they could get some money back soon.ConsumerMay 14
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City of Edmonton lights prescribed burn as part of fire prevention effortsThe Northeast River Valley Park was closed for a prescribed burn, meant to clear grass and weeds in the park. Preventative fire is a recent add to the city's fire protection plan.FireMar 26
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Smoky Lake RCMP seize stolen property amid ‘spike’ in related crimePolice say they found the goods using a 'bait trap,' part of their strategy to try and crack down on property crimes in the area.CrimeMar 25
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Edmontonians consider different federal election priorities with their votesCost of living and plans to deal with U.S. policies were the most common priorities Edmontonians told Global News they're considering on Monday.PoliticsMar 25
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‘Left for dead’: Recovery continues for Edmonton man after swarming attackPolice say a man — identified by friends as Jeren Drew — was attacked by a group in an apartment building. Ross says he suffered multiple injuries, including to his brain.CrimeFeb 26
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City of Edmonton lays out staggered plan for 2025 bridge constructionThree bridges carrying traffic in and out of Edmonton's downtown core are set to undergo construction at different points in 2025. The city says it has a plan to reduce congestion.TrafficFeb 25
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New Red Deer Justice Centre set to open in early MarchThe Red Deer Justice Centre is set to open on March 3. The building will have 12 courtrooms, including one Indigenous courtroom, and can add at least two more trial spaces.CrimeFeb 24
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City of Edmonton adds proactive measures to wildfire protection planIn an update to committee Wednesday, Edmonton Fire Rescue Services said fire risk looks better than in years past, thanks to the snowfall.FeaturesFeb 19
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