The Edmonton Eskimos were eliminated from playoff contention after the Calgary Stampeders fell 29-21 to the Blue Bombers in Winnipeg on Friday night. Continue reading
Thomas Dias
Radio Anchor/Reporter
Thomas Dias is a radio reporter and news anchor at Global News Radio 880 Edmonton and 630 CHED.
Born and raised in Edmonton, Thomas has ties to the Cayman Islands, where his mother met his father on holiday.
Thomas spent years working in sales and was repeatedly told he was wasting his voice until he took a broadcast degree in Vancouver. That led to two years of cutting his teeth with Peace River Broadcasting in the beautiful town of Peace River in northern Alberta.
When what is now Global News Radio 880 Edmonton first changed to an all-news format, Thomas was hired as an early morning writer before moving on to reporting and anchoring for 630 CHED.
He loves biking through the river valley or hitting the ski slopes whenever possible, as well as hitting the patio with good friends.
The B.C. Lions beat the Edmonton Eskimos 42-32 on Friday night, securing a playoff spot and further diminishing the chances of the Eskimos making it. Continue reading →
The Edmonton Eskimos kicked-off the 2018 CFL pre-season with a 35-12 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on The Brick Filed at Commonwealth Stadium. Continue reading →
If you purchased ground veal recently from any of the Italian Centre Shops in Edmonton or Calgary, it’s being recalled by Messinger Meats. Continue reading →
Staff at the Buffalo Sage Wellness House say they saw Kecia Spade, a convicted murderer, leaving the minimum security facility around 10:30 p.m. Saturday. Continue reading →
Edmonton police arrested a man Sunday morning who was wanted on charges related to an alleged sexual assault. Continue reading →

A rural homeowner has been taken into custody by Okotoks RCMP after he allegedly fired shots at a couple of people rummaging through his vehicles. Continue reading →
The winter festival set a new attendance record last year with 45,000 people, and Moran is sure this weekend’s warmer weather will help them do it again. Continue reading →
It was a record amount of fur at the annual Teddy Bear Toss. Continue reading →
Last year was a challenging one with a sluggish economy, the Fort McMurray wildfire evacuees, and a number of refugee organizations needing help. Continue reading →
The Edmonton Eskimos turned a close game into a blowout and were able to hang on in the end for a 39-32 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL West Semi-Final from Investors Group Field. Continue reading →
The Edmonton Eskimos will battle the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL West Semi-Final on Sunday, Nov. 12, at Investors Group Field after beating the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday night. Continue reading →
Martese Jackson returned a missed field for a 125-yard touchdown and James Wilder Jr. ran for 190 yards as the Toronto Argonauts hung on to upset Edmonton 34-26 Saturday, handing the Eskimos their fifth straight loss. Continue reading →
Alberta Deputy Premier Sarah Hoffman says while the UCP is busy “fear mongering,” the NDP is making life better for Alberta families by properly funding education. Continue reading →
The Edmonton Economic Development Corporation is hoping the NAFTA renegotiations lead to a better competitive advantage for Canadian businesses. Continue reading →