Man taken to hospital after being hit by police vehicle following chase in Edmonton
Edmonton dry cleaner to begin production of cloth face masks amid COVID-19 pandemic
Rural Alberta clinic withdraws hospital services after physician pay changes during pandemic
Community members in dinosaur costumes wish Edmonton boys happy birthday amid COVID-19 pandemic
Pregnant in Edmonton amid COVID-19? Here’s what you need to know
Families beg for more staff amid 4 more deaths at McKenzie Towne care home
NDP calls for Alberta minister to resign after contacting doctor on personal phone
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
An Alberta doctor has sent a complaint to the province’s privacy commissioner following an after-hours call from Tyler Shandro on his personal phone. Continue reading
Long drive champion providing golf lessons at home
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
Long drive champion, Lisa “Longball” Vlooswyk is helping Alberta golfers get ready for when they can get back on the green. She can’t be teaching classes like she normally does due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so she’s taking her tips to social media. Continue reading
Nothing to do? Boredom can have an upside, experts say
Boredom is uncomfortable, and that discomfort might push you to make changes, psychologists say. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Stop sneaking into closed Fernie ski resort for hikes, manager pleads
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The ski hill posted a message from Andy Cohen to its Facebook page Friday, saying “a few of our neighbours” have continued to hike uphill into the resort since it was shut down on March 15. Continue reading
Alberta RCMP searching for man believed to have fired shots into home filled with people
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
RCMP warn the public to call police, rather than approach 19-year-old Travis Roasting who is wanted in connection with a shooting in January. Continue reading
‘This illness is serious’: Singer Pink says she had tested positive for COVID-19
She and her family were tested again “just a few days ago,” and were negative. Continue reading
Feds torn between moving toward cleaner energy or bailing out oil and gas sector
Global oil demand fell by one-third in March, as worldwide air travel all but stopped, manufacturing plants went on hiatus and workers around the globe heeded requests — and often orders — to stay at home over coronavirus. Continue reading
Finding a job during a pandemic is not easy, but still possible
By Sarah Ryan Reporter
With thousands of people being laid off as the job market falls into disarray, people who have been looking for work are finding it especially challenging. Continue reading
China still seeing coronavirus cases, most of them from overseas or showing no symptoms
The so-called imported cases and asymptomatic patients, who have the virus and can give it to others but show no symptoms, have become among China’s chief concerns in recent weeks. Continue reading
RCMP rescind Calgary-area teen’s $1,200 fine for not practising physical distancing in vehicle
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
RCMP in Alberta have rescinded a Cochrane teenager’s $1,200 fine for not practising physical distancing while in a vehicle. Continue reading
Suncor Energy donates 40,000 masks to federal government in bid to curb COVID-19
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
Suncor donated to 40,000 N95 masks to northern communities over the weekend. Continue reading
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Alberta’s ‘Bits and Pieces’ medical supply program recognizes organizations’ help during COVID-19 pandemic
“This will help us meet the demand for critical product and services and to keep Albertans safe.” Continue reading
Technology used to overcome impacts of COVID-19 on Edmonton’s real estate market
By Chris Chacon Digital Journalist
Edmonton realtors are turning to technology to help with sales as a recent report shows the impacts of COVID-19 on the real estate market. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Ontario long-term care homes preparing families for the worst
By Morganne Campbell Digital Video Journalist
Global News has obtained documentation from health officials sent to long-term care homes saying seniors in nursing homes should be kept comfortable if they contract the virus and not taken to hospital. Continue reading
3 more COVID-19 deaths in B.C., but number of new cases lowest in weeks
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
However, the small drop in hospital-bound cases has been erased since Friday. Continue reading
‘This illness is serious’: Singer Pink says she had tested positive for COVID-19
She and her family were tested again “just a few days ago,” and were negative. Continue reading
19 killed in suspected cartel shooting in Mexico
On Friday, Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said violence among criminal groups has persisted despite the outbreak of the new coronavirus in the country. Continue reading
2 more deaths from COVID-19 in Alberta as case count reaches 1,181
Two additional people have died, bringing the total up to 20, Alberta Health said. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Trump asks medical supply firm 3M to stop selling N95 respirators to Canada
Trump invoked the Defence Production Act in an effort to speed up the distribution of desperately needed hospital masks amid the novel coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading
NDP calls for Alberta minister to resign after contacting doctor on personal phone
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
An Alberta doctor has sent a complaint to the province’s privacy commissioner following an after-hours call from Tyler Shandro on his personal phone. Continue reading
Edmonton dry cleaner to begin production of cloth face masks amid COVID-19 pandemic
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
Page the Cleaner in Edmonton will soon begin production of cloth face masks to help protect people from getting COVID-19. Continue reading
Man taken to hospital after being hit by police vehicle following chase in Edmonton
Edmonton police have arrested a man after a chase led to “brief contact” between the suspect and a police vehicle on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading
Long drive champion providing golf lessons at home
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
Long drive champion, Lisa “Longball” Vlooswyk is helping Alberta golfers get ready for when they can get back on the green. She can’t be teaching classes like she normally does due to the COVID-19 pandemic, so she’s taking her tips to social media. Continue reading
2 more deaths from COVID-19 in Alberta as case count reaches 1,181
Two additional people have died, bringing the total up to 20, Alberta Health said. Continue reading
Community members in dinosaur costumes wish Edmonton boys happy birthday amid COVID-19 pandemic
By Chris Chacon Digital Journalist
An Edmonton mother turned to social media for help after her sons’ birthday party was cancelled due to COVID-19. Continue reading
Coronavirus: Stop sneaking into closed Fernie ski resort for hikes, manager pleads
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The ski hill posted a message from Andy Cohen to its Facebook page Friday, saying “a few of our neighbours” have continued to hike uphill into the resort since it was shut down on March 15. Continue reading
Pregnant in Edmonton amid COVID-19? Here’s what you need to know
Health-care officials in Edmonton have opened a new clinic meant for pregnant women who are isolating due to possible or confirmed exposure to COVID-19. Continue reading
Rural Alberta clinic withdraws hospital services after physician pay changes during pandemic
A medical clinic in a small Alberta town is withdrawing some services from their local hospital, a move that doctors in other small towns are considering. Continue reading
Alberta RCMP searching for man believed to have fired shots into home filled with people
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
RCMP warn the public to call police, rather than approach 19-year-old Travis Roasting who is wanted in connection with a shooting in January. Continue reading
Feds torn between moving toward cleaner energy or bailing out oil and gas sector
Global oil demand fell by one-third in March, as worldwide air travel all but stopped, manufacturing plants went on hiatus and workers around the globe heeded requests — and often orders — to stay at home over coronavirus. Continue reading
Finding a job during a pandemic is not easy, but still possible
By Sarah Ryan Reporter
With thousands of people being laid off as the job market falls into disarray, people who have been looking for work are finding it especially challenging. Continue reading
RCMP rescind Calgary-area teen’s $1,200 fine for not practising physical distancing in vehicle
By Christa Dao Digital Journalist
RCMP in Alberta have rescinded a Cochrane teenager’s $1,200 fine for not practising physical distancing while in a vehicle. Continue reading
Suncor Energy donates 40,000 masks to federal government in bid to curb COVID-19
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
Suncor donated to 40,000 N95 masks to northern communities over the weekend. Continue reading
Alberta’s ‘Bits and Pieces’ medical supply program recognizes organizations’ help during COVID-19 pandemic
“This will help us meet the demand for critical product and services and to keep Albertans safe.” Continue reading
Technology used to overcome impacts of COVID-19 on Edmonton’s real estate market
By Chris Chacon Digital Journalist
Edmonton realtors are turning to technology to help with sales as a recent report shows the impacts of COVID-19 on the real estate market. Continue reading
City of St. Albert using nocospray to protect against COVID-19
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
The City of St. Albert is using a disinfecting spray called nocospray to help protect people from the coronavirus. Now, the spray is in high demand. Continue reading
Families beg for more staff amid 4 more deaths at McKenzie Towne care home
By Jill Croteau Reporter
Those on the inside say front-line staff at Calgary’s McKenzie Towne continuing care home are stretched too thin and, despite their best efforts, are at a breaking point. Continue reading
First response during the reality of COVID-19
By Vinesh Pratap Reporter
First response during the reality of COVID-19: The added pressures, the risks and the new ways they’re responding to calls. Continue reading
Edmonton school asks for tech, food donations during COVID-19 pandemic
By Morgan Black Community Reporter
Not every child has the technology they need for online schooling. An Edmonton principal is trying to change that. Continue reading
Kids put their COVID-19 questions to the experts
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
Global News invited our youngest viewers to submit their questions on COVID-19 and the new coronavirus. Here’s what doctors and germ experts had to say. Continue reading
Environmentalists oppose possible crane, swan hunting season in Alberta
Alberta environmentalists are opposing the provincial government’s consideration of a hunting season for sandhill cranes and tundra swans. Continue reading
Lawsuits filed as anniversary of Humboldt Broncos bus crash nears
Several lawsuits have been filed against the governments of Saskatchewan and Alberta as well as against the bus driver. Continue reading
Man showing up at ex’s home saying he has COVID-19 leads to charges: Edmonton police
According to Edmonton police, the woman’s ex-common law partner threatened her with having COVID-19 and stated they now had to remain in the home together. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos: how the city will mark fatal bus crash’s second anniversary
By Ryan Kessler Reporter
The second anniversary of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash is Monday. Continue reading
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