Sarah Ryan
Health Matters Reporter/Anchor
Sarah Ryan (née Kraus) is a Global Edmonton reporter who you’ll normally find covering stories at the courthouse or at a crime scene, but until 2025 is filling in as Global Edmonton’s Health Matters reporter and noon news co-anchor.
After earning a double major in journalism and environmental sustainability from the University of King’s College in Halifax, she began her broadcast career at Global Edmonton in 2012, where she worked behind the scenes before deciding she wanted to get out in the community and share people’s stories.
Sarah became a reporter CJDC TV in Dawson Creek, BC, where she juggled reporting, anchoring sports, and providing weather forecasts. She then worked at CHAT News in Medicine Hat, Global Regina and then back to Global Edmonton in 2015.
Sarah has covered stories that tug at the heartstring. She spent a week in La Loche covering the mass shooting in 2016 and later that year worked long hours helping inform residents about the Fort McMurray wildfire.
Sarah was Global Edmonton’s city hall reporter in 2021, covering the municipal election and was the first reporter to interview the city’s new mayor, Amarjeet Sohi.
When she’s not interviewing newsmakers, Sarah can be found walking her rescue dogs Ruth and Isabelle at the city’s off-leash parks, volunteering for local charities, or sneaking out of the city to go camping, hiking or skiing with her husband.
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Video Archives
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Book looks at end-of-life planning for people with terminal illnesses
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Health Matters: Local team working to design assistive clothing inspired by Batman
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Health Matters: March 18, 2025
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All-inclusive digital library gets set to launch
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Pet visit volunteers wanted at Alberta Health Services sites
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Remembering their late mother where she nursed, then lived at Edmonton General Hospital
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Canadian company develops innovative wound treatment called NanoSALV
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Health Matters: Breast cancer quality of life survey + prostate cancer screening in just 15 minutes
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Kids with mobility challenges try adaptive skiing
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A look at some activities for Edmontonians to enjoy on Family Day
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Health Matters: Free CPR classes + YMCA helping those at risk of diabetes
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Made-in-Alberta cancer pill gets fast-track designation from the FDA
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A preview of the 2025 edition of Edmonton’s Sweet Treats and Latte Festival
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Alberta government providing Jasper with millions of dollars in property tax relief
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Book tells story of family dealing with kidney disease
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Health Matters: cervical cancer rates rising + reading your mind
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Town of Devon celebrating its 75th anniversary
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Quest to get the Stollery Children’s Hospital into its own building
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Second Chance Animal Rescue Society talks about pressures facing Alberta rescues
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Terminally ill Edmonton senior chooses MAID
Author Archives
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Good pets making a difference by volunteering at Alberta Health Services sitesThe four-legged friends have been making such a big difference that hospitals in Edmonton are now looking for more cats, dogs and even ponies to come visit.HealthMar 10
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Calgary company develops NanoSALV gel to help heal chronic woundsCalgary-based NanoTess makes a gel called NanoSALV that's designed to to help heal chronic wounds, skin injuries, infections and inflammation. Think Polysporin — but on steroids.HealthMar 5
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Zelenirstat cancer pill made in Alberta shows promising early resultsZelenirstat, a cancer-fighting pill made in Alberta, may have the power to save lives — but millions more in clinical trial funding and donations are needed to make it a reality.HealthFeb 11
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Terminal Alberta senior chooses MAID in memory of late wife: ‘I have no regrets’'I've done what I've been sent to do. I'm just hoping that I leave the world a better place," said Alexander Tsang, who will die on the same day, at the same time his wife passed.HealthJan 28
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What’s the story behind this mysterious photo album dropped at Global Edmonton?An antique photo album showed up at Global Edmonton over a year ago. Our investigation has unearthed tantalizing clues, but the mystery of the book and its images remains unsolved.FeaturesDec 30, 2024
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Edmonton woman, 60, represents Canada at Masters Gymnastics World CupAn Edmonton woman is proving you’re never too old to try something new after she competed at the Masters Gymnastics World Cup last month – at the age of 60.FeaturesJul 6, 2024
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Police release new details about missing Edmonton mom Maggie OerlemansEdmonton police are releasing new details about a woman who's been missing in Edmonton since the summer of 2022, hoping the public can help provide some answers to her family.InvestigationsMay 28, 2024
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What should you do when a loved one is missing?A family member or friend has disappeared — what now? Members of Edmonton Police Service's missing persons unit outline what steps you should take and when to contact police.CanadaMay 28, 2024
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Edmonton residents calling for dangerous knife sale restrictions speak at city hall'When you hold these in your hand you realize they're for one purpose only, and that's to — when you're in a fight — kill the other person.'CrimeApr 9, 2024
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Family of slain Edmonton high school student express frustrations with courtsIn 2022, a high school student was swarmed, beaten and stabbed to death in Edmonton. Two years later, one of the seven young people accused in his death is standing trial.CrimeApr 5, 2024
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RCMP make changes following scathing report on handling of sexual assault investigationA rural Alberta family has received a formal apology from the RCMP in response to allegations they filed with the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission.CanadaApr 5, 2024
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Edmonton family desperate for answers after man found nearly frozen to deathDashcam video obtained by the Morin family shows Jennon continuing to walk down 23 Avenue, closer to 119 Street, still in the direction of home. But he never arrived.CanadaMar 4, 2024
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Fatality Inquiry begins into death at Edmonton Remand CentreA fatality inquiry got underway Monday morning into the death of a 23-year-old man who died by suicide in a solitary cell at the Edmonton Remand Centre.InvestigationsFeb 26, 2024
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Alberta Wildfire warns of extreme danger come spring 2024Several wildfires still burning from 2023 are smouldering in peat moss, sometimes deep underground, and the snow overtop is insulating instead of extinguishing it.FireFeb 7, 2024
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‘Purr-fect’ cat companions join Edmonton’s Salvation Army Centre of HopeFour new furry friends are bringing smiles to the faces of residents in Edmonton supportive living centres.LifestyleJan 3, 2024
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Valour Park hopes to open new military museum in Edmonton areaA group of dedicated collectors with the Valour Park Association are hoping to start up a new museum showcasing dozens of restored, working military vehicles.FeaturesDec 28, 2023
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Canadian innovation turning pickup trucks into wildfire-fighting machinesBrushfire skids turn almost any pickup truck into a firefighting vehicle, and disaster relief charity GlobalMedic is working to get the tool into communities across Canada.FireDec 27, 2023
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Family of Edmonton man who died days after arrest releases video of police encounter, raises concernWARNING: THIS ARTICLE CONTAINS DISTURBING CONTENT- On Oct. 6, police issued a news release to advise that the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team is investigating what happened.CrimeDec 18, 2023
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Health report re-affirms Lucy the elephant should not leave Edmonton Valley ZooThe most recent medical assessment of Lucy the elephant at the Edmonton Valley Zoo continues to recommend she not travel — either short or long distances.EnvironmentDec 13, 2023
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Dog attacks Good Samaritan in south EdmontonA father and son who pulled over to help save a young puppy running loose on the road in south Edmonton were shocked when another dog attacked.CrimeDec 11, 2023
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Teenage girl tackled, injured by Edmonton police officer in case of mistaken identityAn Edmonton girl fought for her life, fearing she was being abducted —but it turns out her would-be captors were police officers who mistook her for a domestic violence suspect.CrimeNov 16, 2023
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Alberta continues opposition to national Clean Electricity RegulationsAccording to Canada's environment minister, the regulations' purpose is to increase economic competitiveness, transition the energy economy to renewables and fight climate change.ConsumerNov 3, 2023
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Closing arguments begin in murder trial for Edmonton community hall shootingClosing arguments began Thursday in the case of two men accused of second-degree murder in a fatal shooting at an Edmonton community hall in 2021.CrimeNov 2, 2023
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Murder trial begins for men charged in 2021 Edmonton community hall shootingTwo men charged in a deadly Aug. 29, 2021 shooting at Duggan Community Hall in south Edmonton pleaded not guilty in court on Monday.CrimeOct 16, 2023
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1/3rd of downtown Edmonton storefronts empty: U of A studyA new study by the University of Alberta's School of Business found 33 per cent of downtown Edmonton's storefronts are sitting vacant.ConsumerOct 12, 2023