Jaclyn Kucey
Digital Journalist
Jaclyn Kucey joined Global Edmonton in February 2024 as a Community Reporter and quickly made the switch to Digital Journalist in July 2024.
Before coming back to Edmonton, Jaclyn worked at Global Lethbridge as a community relations coordinator and videographer, capturing local stories and connecting with the community.
Originally from Edmonton, Alta., she holds a Bachelor of Communications Studies from MacEwan University.
Growing up in the festival city, Jaclyn has always been involved in the arts, from attending live theatre to performing on stage at the Edmonton Fringe Festival.
Outside of work Jaclyn is an avid golfer and enjoys everything outdoors. She loves dogs, travel and living an active lifestyle while getting to know more about interesting people and places.
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Video Archives
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Edmonton lighting store damaged by early morning fire -
Pedestrian fatality prompts calls for better traffic safety -
Edmonton lemonade stands raises money for Stollery Children’s Hospital Foundation -
Family of Anthony Henday crash victim speaks out -
Alberta seeing most copper thefts in Canada -
Demolition planned for Edmonton’s Mustard Seed Church -
Man shot by Edmonton police now in hospital -
Edmonton-based regiment take over King’s Life Guard task -
Encampment mess left behind on Edmonton private property -
CFL commissioner talks about league’s profitability -
Edmonton teacher facing child pornography charges -
Oilers fans tuning in to Stanley Cup final in all kinds of venues -
Belgravia construction and traffic frustrating residents -
Alberta windstorm leaves path of destruction -
Wanted suspect talks about mistaken release -
TikTok twist in case of suspect released by mistake -
Donations flood in for families impacted by Edmonton apartment fire -
PACE announces its Edmonton city council candidates -
Sturgeon County, Alta., wildfire wipes out family farm -
Edmonton’s Old Strathcona Antique Mall up for sale
Author Archives
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Lawsuit details allegations against Edmonton police officer accused of sexual assaultA sexual assault case against an Edmonton police officer is finally moving forward after the complainant waited two years for answers.CrimeNov 7
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Edmonton woman alleges she was drugged at concert: ‘Overnight my life changed’Lilliana Villata's life as a nursing student has been turned upside down after she was allegedly drugged during a concert at Rogers Place in downtown Edmonton.CrimeNov 6
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Edmonton students battle boredom with yard work during teacher strikeLeaf by leaf, four young entrepreneurs have been offering neighbours a cheap rate for raking up leaves, to fill time while they are out of school due to the teacher strike.EducationOct 16
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2 injured in west Edmonton assault: policeTwo people were taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries following an early morning assault on Edmonton's west side Saturday.CrimeOct 4
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Edmonton’s ‘SpiderMable’ returns 10 years later, cancer-free and thrivingIt's been 10 years since the City of Edmonton came together to give Mable Tooke, known as SpiderMable, a day she would never forget.FeaturesSep 29
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Edmonton family reunited with dog missing for 3 weeks in RockiesAn Edmonton family has been an incredible joyful story after their beloved dog, Milo, went missing in the Canadian Rockies and survived alone in the wild for nearly three weeks.CanadaSep 23
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Scrap the single-use plastics bylaw? Edmonton mayoral candidates weigh inIf elected, which of Edmonton's mayoral candidates would repeal or change the single-use plastics bylaw?PoliticsSep 16
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Canada-wide warrant issued for Edmonton daycare worker believed to have fled countryA Canada-wide warrant has been issued for a former worker accused of sexually assaulting a little girl at Willowbrae Academy Millcreek in southeast Edmonton.CrimeSep 16
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Sold-out Morgan Wallen concerts lead to sold-out Edmonton hotelsWith sold-out hotels and packed restaurants for the two-night event at Commonwealth Stadium, Morgan Wallen’s 'I’m the Problem' tour is far from a problem for local businesses.EnvironmentSep 12
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Tax consultant charged after Edmonton man’s $32K disability refund vanishes: ‘Just so relieved’An Edmonton tax consultant accused of stealing more than $32,000 from her former client is now facing charges and will appear in court in October.FeaturesSep 11
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Fire tears through Edmonton lighting business, investigation underwayFire crews were called to the scene around 4:20 a.m. Thursday and arrived minutes later to flames and smoke coming from the back end of the strip mall.FireAug 28
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Pedestrian fatality prompts calls for better traffic safety in EdmontonResidents in the Edgemont neighbourhood in West Edmonton are calling for change to make roads safer after a grandmother was fatally hit by a car on Friday while crossing the road.TrafficAug 27
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Mother of 23-year-old who died after Anthony Henday crash speaksEarly August 9th, Angie Carter was asleep at home when police showed up at her door. “It's a knock on the door no parent ever wants to get at 3:30 a.m.,” said Angie.CrimeAug 24
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Telus calls for stricter penalties as Alberta sees spike in copper theftTougher regulations will soon come into effect from the province to battle increasing copper and scrap metal thefts. Telus is calling these thefts a safety risk for customers.CanadaAug 22
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Edmonton’s Mustard Seed Church faces demolitionThe Mustard Seed Church has been closed since October 2024 due to structural issues, now the historic 113 year old building is about to be demolished.FeaturesAug 14
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Man sentenced to life for cocaine-induced stabbing death of St. Albert teenAfter stabbing his common-law partner's daughter and her cousin in the St. Albert home they shared in 2024, Kaj Randall has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder.CrimeAug 8
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Edmonton’s ‘Happy Beer Street’ community rallies for one of their ownOn Sunday, all 10 breweries along 'Happy Beer Street' in Edmonton came together to host Shann-A-Palooza, selling pints in support of one of their own.FeaturesAug 4
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Tim Cartmell apologizes for missing Edmonton infill vote at city council“'Sometimes you look at your partner, and you look in their eyes — and you know that sometimes you can't put them second again, that you can cancel again,' Tim Cartmell said.PoliticsJul 16
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Fire destroys playground at St. Pius X school; Edmonton police investigatingA Saturday morning fire destroyed the year-old playground at Edmonton's St. Pius X elementary school. Local parents had spent 10 years raising $250,000 for the project.FireJul 14
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Edmonton-based regiment takes over King’s Life Guard taskAt King Charles' request, Canada's Lord Strathcona's Horse took over the King's Life Guard duty in London on Friday for a 10-day assignment.CanadaJul 11
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Alberta government sets deadline for AISH recipients to apply for CDBOn Wednesday, AISH recipients received a letter from the Alberta government explaining, starting in October, an equivalent $200 will be deducted from the AISH benefit.PoliticsJul 10
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Edmonton resident in a bind after encampment debris left behind on propertyYou can a piece of flooring foam being used as a bed, part of a bedframe that was charred, open food containers, garbage, and a bucket full of unidentifiable yellow liquid.FeaturesJul 9
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Child dies after fall from Edmonton apartment building"The focus of the investigation is to understand the events that led up to the tragedy," police said in a news release issued Monday.CanadaJul 7
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Puneeta McBryan, EDBA CEO, steps downIt's the end of an era for the Edmonton Downtown Business Association as CEO, Puneeta McBryan, says goodbye. For 5 years McBryan has been a key voice for businesses in area.FeaturesJul 2
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Commissioner points out Canadian Football League’s financial strugglesIn the 2024-25 season, the only two CFL teams bringing in money were the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Saskatchewan Roughriders.CanadaJun 26