Nicole Stillger
Community Reporter
Nicole Stillger joined the Global Edmonton team in January 2020 as a digital journalist and is now the station’s community reporter.
From St. Albert, Alta., Nicole graduated from NAIT’s Radio and Television Arts program.
She began her journalism career in 2015, covering news and sports as an intern for Newcap Television in Lloydminster.
She was hired right after her work placement and quickly climbed the ranks to head anchor/senior reporter.
One of the big perks of life in Canada’s Border City was its proximity to two big military bases. Nicole had the opportunity to cover many high profile training exercises at CFB Wainwright and 4 Wing Cold Lake, even putting together a mini documentary on an international aerial combat training exercise called Maple Flag.
Nicole’s journey in the industry would take her further east and in October 2017 she started working at Global Saskatoon. She covered many big stories including the historic opening of Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital. She was also part of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash coverage – showing how the world rallied to support the grieving community.
She says the best part about being a reporter is meeting new people and sharing their stories.
Nicole is German bilingual, enjoys travelling and loves sports. She grew up watching the Oilers and bleeds copper and blue.
Nicole is happy to be back living and working in Edmonton.
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Video Archives
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880 CHED Santas Anonymous campaign ramps up in Edmonton
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Hundreds of winter jackets handed out to Edmonton elementary school students
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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Edmonton
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Edmonton seniors choir preparing for Christmas performance
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Edmonton Oilers to host inaugural Dia de los Muertos themed game
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Exploring Edmonton’s haunted history
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Edmonton teens use 3D printer to make toys using recycled materials
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Little Warriors’ Be Brave Ranch marks 10 years in Alberta
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St. Albert high school students help build house as part of new program
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Edmonton Oil Kings use Thanksgiving game to support Edmonton’s Food Bank
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‘There was no blueprint for this one’; Alberta teacher builds hovercraft from the ground up
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Edmonton company gets Health Canada approval for latest health innovation
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Edmonton-based health company expands access to prostate cancer blood test
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Queer history on display at Fort Edmonton Park through new exhibit
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Edmonton Humane Society launches new adoption campaign
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More independent restaurants filling vacancies in Edmonton
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Danielle Smith’s Facebook page not suspended, ‘restrictions’ placed on administrator
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Future of school resource officer program in Edmonton Public Schools still up in the air
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Shelter Movers helps survivors of gender-based violence take steps to a safer life
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Dozens displaced after apartment fire in Edmonton’s Eastwood area
Author Archives
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Hundreds of winter jackets handed out to Edmonton elementary school studentsIn partnership with Operation Warm, FedEx Cares volunteers distributed 270 new coats to children at Calder School.EducationNov 15
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Holiday season getting underway in EdmontonAll is Bright is back for its 12th year on Saturday.CanadaNov 15
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Legion poppy boxes stolen from Edmonton businesses: ‘Sadly, it’s not unusual’In the past few days, three poppy boxes belonging to the Norwood Legion in central Edmonton have been stolen from businesses in the city.CrimeNov 5
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Exploring Edmonton’s haunted historyEdmonton has its share of spooky stories and in the spirit of Halloween, it's time to dust off a few.CanadaOct 31
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Alberta SPCA animal care costs reach $1M in 2024According to the Alberta SPCA, the cost of caring for animals alone has reached $1 million so far in 2024 and that doesn't include expenses like administration, utilities or fuel.CanadaOct 29
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United Way’s Coats for Kids and Families program underway in EdmontonSince 1992, the United Way initiative has been working to keep Edmonton-area residents warm by collecting new or gently used winter wear for low-income families.LifestyleOct 29
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Edmonton teens use 3D printer to build toys with recycled materialsThe teens recycle all of the University of Alberta's 3D printed waste into usable 3D filament.CanadaOct 25
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38th Edmonton International Film Festival invites attendees to ‘Leave Different’There are three venues screening the films: Metro Cinema at the Garneau, Landmark Cinemas at Edmonton City Centre and the IMAX at the Telus World of Science.CanadaSep 26
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Every Child Matters crosswalk unveiled in St. AlbertA special crosswalk was unveiled in St. Albert Tuesday to honour residential school survivors and children who never made it home.CanadaSep 24
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Plane pull at Edmonton airport raises money, awareness for Hope AirHope Air has been around since the 1980s but in the last few years has seen a big increase in demand for flights to help low-income Canadians get to medical appointments.HealthSep 16
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Renovated and expanded play space opens at Stollery Children’s HospitalThe renovated Saville Family Indoor Beach and new outdoor Enchanted Forest are now open at the Stollery Children's Hospital in Edmonton.HealthSep 12
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Global Edmonton marks 50th anniversary: ‘ITV was a juggernaut when it went on the air’Former anchor Gord Steinke, outgoing operations manager Peter Wugalter and former station manager Tim Spelliscy speak about the legacy of ITV/Global Edmonton.FeaturesAug 30
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United Way’s Tools for School campaign sees increased demand for suppliesEdmonton's United Way Tools for School campaign is seeing an increased demand for supplies, but the demand is outpacing the level of donations and the need is higher than ever.ConsumerAug 22
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Bikes stolen from cyclists with Parkinson’s Disease in EdmontonTwo members of a cross-country cycling team raising awareness and support for Parkinson’s Disease are facing a setback after discovering their bikes were stolen in Edmonton.CrimeAug 13
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Edmonton’s Food Bank to collect donations at Heritage FestivalEdmonton's Food Bank says it's seen an unprecedented increase in new clients looking for help this spring and the need is not slowing down.FeaturesAug 1
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Businesses in Edmonton are rallying around Jasper wildfire victimsThe gestures of support for Jasper have been immediate. With so much uncertainty around the situation, raising money is also key to help in the recovery.CanadaJul 29
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Fort Edmonton Park opens new exhibit honouring the city’s 2SLGBTQ+ communityThe exhibit called Regulating Morality features key historic events like the AIDS pandemic and same-sex marriage rights.PerspectivesJul 22
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Bursting at the seams, Edmonton Humane Society launches new adoption eventThe Edmonton Humane Society has launched a new adoption event to help deal with capacity challenges.LifestyleJul 19
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Salvation Army celebrates opening of Grace Village in north EdmontonThe Salvation Army celebrated on Thursday the grand opening of Grace Village in Castle Downs.CanadaJun 8, 2023
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City celebrates completion of first major LRT station upgrade in EdmontonThere are changes that improve sightlines, which can make transit users feel safer, according to city staff.CanadaMay 31, 2023
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Alberta sees highest number of unfilled family medicine residency spots in a decade: AMAAfter the second round of matching, there are still 22 unfilled family medicine spots in the province.CanadaApr 29, 2023
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Senior, 93, forced to sleep in hospital hallway leaves her Edmonton family outragedThe family of 93-year-old Virginia Chacon said she was moved out of a room and into a hallway at the University of Alberta, where she spent at least two days and missed a meal.CanadaApr 27, 2023
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Edmonton area distillery offering reward for return of mascot, Seymour the ElkRig Hand Distillery is looking for its mascot, Seymour the elk, after he went missing several days ago.CanadaApr 8, 2023
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15 dogs rescued from apparent backyard breeder in Parkland CountySecond Chance Animal Rescue Society recovered 15 dogs from a backyard breeder in Parkland County and they believe there to be more animals out there.CanadaMar 19, 2023
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NAIT students concerned over unexpected computer costsAt the start of the fall 2023 term, new and current students in NAIT's Digital Media and IT program will need to bring their own laptops to class.CanadaMar 3, 2023