Nicole Stillger
Digital Journalist
Nicole Stillger joined the Global Edmonton team in January 2020 as a digital journalist.
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.
Video Archives
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Tributes, support continues for slain Edmonton police officers -
Amber Tuccaro’s family begs those with information to come forward -
Addressing crime, disorder on Edmonton transit -
Edmonton dragon boat racers, breast cancer survivors prepare for race in New Zealand -
Juno week adds welcome spark to Edmonton’s music scene -
Edmonton Oilers Community Foundation 50/50 supports first responders -
Junos week kicks off in Edmonton -
Unique partnership aims to help Edmonton’s vulnerable community -
NDP slams UCP progress on new southwest Edmonton hospital -
NAIT students concerned over unexpected computer costs -
Shooting involving police on funicular in central Edmonton -
ASIRT investigates EPS officer’s use of force -
Edmonton community league dedicates rink to local ice-making icon -
Ukrainians in Edmonton mark 1 year of war -
Selfie With Daughter campaign coming to Edmonton -
Ukrainians, volunteers in Alberta mark 1 year of war -
First court appearance schedule for mother charged in sexual exploitation of toddler -
Alberta esports enthusiasts gather in Edmonton for province’s first major event -
Alberta premier disappointed by federal Sustainable Jobs Plan
Author Archives
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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
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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
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Alberta esports enthusiasts gather in Edmonton for province’s first major eventMultiple tournaments were held at the Expo Centre in Edmonton on Saturday for the province's first major esports event.SportsFeb 19
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Eligible seniors still waiting for affordability payments from provinceSome eligible Albertans are still waiting to receive the first installment of the affordability payments from the province even after they were approved.MoneyFeb 12
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1st Edmonton Police Service recruits of the year graduate at city hallThe Edmonton Police Service's first recruit class of 2023 includes people from nine different countries outside of Canada and who speak 14 different languages.CanadaFeb 10
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Edmonton’s Manchester Square sees uptick after rocky startAfter a rocky start opening in 2020, Manchester Square is nearly 70 per cent fully occupied with business tenants with more on the way.EconomyFeb 4
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Edmonton police reveal winners of $50,000 catalytic converter challenge as thefts skyrocket in cityA local mom and daughter have won $25,000 for their idea on how to deter catalytic converter thefts — a crime police estimated cost Edmontonians nearly $20 million last year.CrimeJan 27
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U of A Campus Food Bank grocery bus sees increased demandThe Campus Food Bank is helping students access more low cost grocery stores.CanadaJan 21
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Ukrainian furniture warehouse in Edmonton seeks donations for newcomersAs more Ukrainian refugees settle into their new homes in Edmonton, The Ukrainian Newcomer Furniture Warehouse is looking for more donations to help support our new neighbours.CanadaJan 14
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Affordability measures coming to Albertans in the new year, along with changes to CPP and EI contributionsInflation relief, announced in Premier Danielle Smith’s televised address near the end of November, should come in January.ConsumerDec 30, 2022
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Young Alberta cancer survivor recognized for giving back while fighting diseaseNine-year-old Cecily Eklund has raised thousands of dollars for the Kids with Cancer Society and has been recognized for her philanthropic efforts.FeaturesDec 27, 2022
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Bentley Alta., grain elevator destroyed by fireA historic grain elevator in the Town of Bentley, Alta. has been completely destroyed by fire.CanadaDec 24, 2022
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Edmonton area families take part in private shopping session at Toys R UsMore than a dozen Starlight Children's Foundation Canada families came out to Toys R Us in south Edmonton Sunday morning to take part in a private shopping session.CanadaDec 18, 2022
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Edmonton students crochet hats for Ronald McDonald HouseStudents from Lillian Osborne High School delivered handmade hats for premature babies to the Ronald McDonald House.CanadaDec 11, 2022
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Solar panel installation begins on Edmonton’s 1st net-zero energy fire stationThe first of 382 solar panels are up on the roof of the Windermere Fire Station No. 31 in southwest Edmonton.CanadaNov 4, 2022
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Alberta’s oil production booming but majority of revenue leaving provinceAlberta's oil production is booming but a smaller share of revenue is staying in the province.EconomyOct 23, 2022
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Frustration mounts over pilot project on Edmonton’s Victoria PromenadeAs part of a pilot project along the popular road, the city added a new bike lane on the north side of the road, ultimately taking away the street parking.CanadaOct 12, 2022
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2 new bars to open in Edmonton’s Ice DistrictThe Canadian Icehouse and Banquet Bar will be opening in Edmonton's Ice District on Oct 15. It's hoped the spots will help bring more vibrancy downtown.EconomyOct 10, 2022
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Community members concerned about state of downtown EdmontonEdmonton's Downtown Recovery Coalition is sounding the alarm about the state of downtown Edmonton.ConsumerSep 29, 2022
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University of Alberta Campus Food Bank continues to face high demandThe Campus Food Bank at the University of Alberta is facing high demand as students return to in-person classes this fall semester.CanadaSep 11, 2022
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Senate public hearings on Islamophobia hears testimony from Muslims in EdmontonMembers of the local Muslim community shared powerful testimonies with senators about their experiences with racism and hate-motivated crimes.CanadaSep 9, 2022
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Wildfire risk high in Alberta as hot, dry conditions persistThe hot and dry weather in much of Alberta is creating the perfect conditions for wildfires to ignite and spread.WeatherAug 26, 2022
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Newly formed non-profit aims to provide inclusive experience of Alberta watersA newly formed non-profit in Alberta is ensuring the province's rivers and lake can be enjoyed by everyone.CanadaAug 21, 2022
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Alberta animal shelter in ‘panic mode’ over capacity concernsThis week Saving Grace Animal Society took in 31 animals, all of which were in life-or-death situations, according to co-executive director Erin Deems.CanadaAug 13, 2022
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Search underway for unmarked burial sites at former Alberta residential schoolA ground-penetrating radar search for unmarked burial sites is underway at Blue Quills University near St. Paul, Alta.CanadaAug 11, 2022