Kabi Moulitharan
Digital Journalist
Kabilan Moulitharan joined Global Edmonton in 2023 and has covered the opening of The Valley Line Southeast LRT, and local reactions to the Israel-Hamas war.
He began his broadcasting career as an editorial assistant at Global News Toronto and quickly became a web writer and a writer/producer for the evening news.
He then moved to Global Saskatoon where he covered important community stories including a new emergency wellness centre, major airline delays, and taking part in winter activities to highlight winter weather in Saskatchewan.
When Kabi is not busy reporting, he enjoys streaming new television shows, spending time with loved ones and trying new activities.
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Video Archives
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Snowstorm causes delays, flight cancellations at Edmonton International Airport -
Edmonton man recreates iconic ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ tree -
Accelerated Valley Line West LRT construction completed for 2025 -
Local program provides access to music for every child -
Edmonton’s Paws for a Cause providing meals for pets during the holidays -
Annual Stuff a Bus campaign kicks off -
Supporting Boyle Street Community Services -
Unique Christmas market coming to Shamrock Curling Club -
Draft plan explores more private health-care options for Alberta doctors -
Fatal crashes on the rise in Edmonton with 30 deaths so far in 2025 -
Disney On Ice comes to Edmonton this November -
Continental Treat re-opens at German Club -
Indigenous Artist Market Collective to host ‘A Very Indigenous Holiday Market’ -
Edmonton man faces troubles getting abandoned vehicle towed away -
Concerns over potential graveyard thefts in Edmonton -
Rally for Samuel Bird as accused killer appears in court -
Report on Alberta Health Services contract corruption allegations finds conflicts widely known -
Remains of missing Edmonton teen Samuel Bird found as murder charge laid -
Alberta government unveils new licence plate designs -
Monthly tips from Classic Landscapes
Author Archives
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Edmonton police release photos of truck connected to multi-vehicle hit and runAccording to police, on Dec. 16 at around 9:30 a.m., a Dodge Ram truck was driving north on 86 Street when it crossed onto 132 Avenue without stopping and hit a Honda CR-V.CanadaDec 20
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Edmonton man recreates iconic ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ treeAn Edmonton man is hoping to bring some holiday cheer by recreating a Christmas tree from a decades-old cartoon classic.CanadaDec 16
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Accelerated Valley Line West LRT construction complete for 2025Marigold said this a significant milestone because the Valley Line West LRT construction has now passed the point where major roadwork has a big impact on drivers and pedestrians.TrafficDec 9
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Soaring number of fatal collisions in Calgary, Edmonton prompts plea from policeThe number of motorists and pedestrians killed this year in Calgary and Edmonton is soaring and has prompted police to issue a public plea for help reducing the number of deaths.CrimeNov 17
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Edmonton man faces troubles trying to get abandoned vehicle towed awayWhen Paul Johnson reported an abandoned vehicle to the city, he says he was told that he would have to wait almost a year because there is no room in the impound lots.CanadaNov 5
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Alberta man who murdered friend in 2004 seeks early release under faint-hope clauseGeorge Allen, now 73 years old, has been behind bars for two decades for killing and burying his friend and business associate, Garry McGrath, on his acreage east of Edmonton.CrimeSep 29
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New Alberta rules around gender identity and amateur sports take effectThe Alberta government will block transgender athletes who are 12 and older from competing in female amateur sports.PoliticsSep 1
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Edmonton city council approves $400M deal to build event park, village at Ice DistrictThe majority of Edmonton city council approved the $400 million master agreement plan after contentious deliberations on Monday. The vote came down 9 to 4.CanadaAug 26
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Demolition of Edmonton’s old Northlands Coliseum set for summer 2026Edmonton's Northlands Coliseum is set to be demolished in summer 2026.CanadaAug 22
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Valley Line West LRT construction prompts accessibility concerns from residentsStephenson says ever since construction started in her neighbourhood, it's been a hassle navigating the roadblocks with her walker.CanadaAug 14
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Edmonton homeowners warn others about door-to-door paving salesmenHomeowners in an east Edmonton neighbourhood say they've lost thousands of dollars to a fly-by-night paving company that demanded cash and did poor work.CanadaAug 11
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Jasper officials push for new tourism-boosting passenger rail line to EdmontonJasper officials believe a new train service connecting the townsite to Edmonton will help economic recovery efforts after a wildfire tore through the national park.CanadaAug 8
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Keheewin residents say surplus school site housing project concerns going unheardAn affordable housing project in south Edmonton continues to be met with pushback from community members, who say its size and location isn't appropriate.CanadaJul 24
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Residential parking problems arise during Edmonton summer eventsFrom concerts and comedy to baseball and midway rides, there was a lot to do in Edmonton this past weekend — which led to parking congestion in many central neighbourhoods.TrafficJul 21
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7 year sentence for man convicted of manslaughter in fatal Belvedere LRT stabbingNkundabatware and his family moved to Canada eleven years ago from the Congo to escape the conflict there only to die in a random stabbing in Edmonton.CrimeJul 14
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Edmonton’s Iranian and Jewish communities react to overseas conflictEdmonton's Iranian and Jewish communities say they want a quick resolution to the conflict so that no more civilians are killed.CanadaJun 24
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Transit-oriented development projects underway near Commonwealth StadiumLewis Block comes with a new 21-foot long art installation commemorating Joseph Lewis, one of Edmonton's earliest documented Black fur traders with the Hudson's Bay Company.ConsumerJun 17
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Edmonton police officer found not guilty of assault in 2019 arrest involving batonEdmonton Police Service Const. Alex Doduk has been found not guilty on two accounts of assault for his actions during an arrest five years ago.CrimeJun 11
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Valley Line LRT West construction, road closures enter Phase 2The three-phase accelerated plan began in April and is expected to wrap up by the end of November.TrafficJun 6
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Replica Stanley Cup built for Calgary Flames offered to Edmonton OilersWildfred Plester is on the hunt to find his replica trophy a new home, and seeing how the Oilers have been performing lately, he suggests Edmonton could be that place.SportsJun 4
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More Telus service outages in Alberta cause outrage amongst customersSome residents say they're frustrated over inconsistent communication from Telus, as the company handles several outages in the region due to copper wire thieves.CanadaJun 3
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Edmonton mother pleads for suspect to turn themself in following hit and run that killed teen sonJessa Lynch says she hasn't been able to grieve the death of her 13-year-old son, who was struck and killed while cycling last year.CrimeMay 30
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Alberta RCMP seize drugs, guns, thousands of dollars in cash in WestlockWestlock RCMP invited Global News to capture a drug bust taking place on May 22 to highlight what it takes for the force to investigate crime in rural Alberta.CrimeMay 27
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Edmonton-area teacher faces child exploitation, pornography chargesPolice say while Eric Matheson-Jones worked in multiple schools in the Edmonton and Sherwood Park region, the child pornography charges were related to offences made online.CrimeMay 20
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$30K in equipment stolen from St. Albert Minor Baseball AssociationA projector, speakers, ball flight monitor, TV and scoreboard controller are amongst the $30,000 in equipment stolen from the St. Albert Minor Baseball Association on May 14.CrimeMay 19