‘It will ease a lot of the burden’: High Level fire evacuees eager to receive funds from province
Global Edmonton wardrobe sale raises $13K to help pregnant teens
Police seeking witnesses after cyclist struck on Whyte Avenue Saturday morning
Edmonton Eskimos training camp Day 7: Eskimos host Lions in first pre-season game
Acts of kindness make impressions on High Level wildfire evacuees
Swedish winger Joakim Nygard signs with Edmonton Oilers
Edmonton farmer seeks conservation easement to secure land’s future, prevent development
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
Doug Visser’s 233-acre property in the northeast corner of the city has produced a range of crops for Edmontonians for decades. Continue reading
QB Logan Kilgore leads Eskimos past Lions 22-7 in CFL pre-season opener
Logan Kilgore scored one touchdown and passed for another as the Edmonton Eskimos opened the CFL’s pre-season with a 22-7 victory over the B.C. Lions on Sunday. The new-look Eskimos fielded a more veteran lineup for the game, while the Lions had less experience overall, including not dressing quarterback Mike Reilly, their biggest free agent… Continue reading
James Holzhauer becomes second ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant ever to win over $2M
Holzhauer is moving at a breakneck pace to match past ‘Jeopardy!’ contestant Ken Jennings’ winnings in 2004. Continue reading
High Level wildfire: Crews bracing for expected wind shift
The winds have been blowing the fire away from High Level, but the forecast is calling for a wind shift that could push the flames back towards the town. Continue reading
RCMP investigating in-custody death of 50-year-old man in Airdrie
A 50-year-old man was arrested by RCMP at CrossIron Mills on Friday at around 8 p.m., police said. Continue reading
Trump becomes first world leader to meet Japan’s new emperor
Emperor Naruhito ascended to the throne on May 1, opening what is called the era of “Reiwa,” or “beautiful harmony.” Continue reading
Andrew Scheer pushes plan for national energy corridor at stop in Calgary
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer was in Calgary on Saturday talking about how his government would help get oil moving out of Alberta. Continue reading
UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway east of Revelstoke reopens in both directions after crash
DriveBC said the road was reopened more than seven hours after the crash. Continue reading
New Green MP Paul Manly denies links to 9/11 truther movement after comments resurface
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
Green Party MP-elect Paul Manly openly questioned the “corporate media’s” coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attacks during two podcast appearances before entering politics. Continue reading
Alberta researcher suggests planning ahead for sudden evacuation
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
“Would you be prepared to leave your home for up to a week within the next half hour, and to make sure you take all the things with you that are essential?” Continue reading
Police seeking witness to rollover near Callingwood Road
Edmonton police are looking for the driver of a white hatchback who may have witnessed a rollover on the Callingwood Road on-ramp Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – May 26
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Robin Gill Continue reading
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stewart Copeland in Edmonton for unique symphony performance
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
Drummer Stewart Copeland is set to perform his original soundtrack to the epic biblical drama ‘Ben-Hur’ alongside the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Continue reading
Some leaseholders of a stalled Alberta RV resort demand refunds
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Alberta leaseholders of a stalled RV park are battling to get their money back. Continue reading
Scheer criticizes Trudeau for adding anti-Conservative union to media bailout panel
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the Liberals’ decision to name Unifor to a panel that will decide which media outlets receive government funding is the latest example of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau “stacking the deck” in his favour to get re-elected in October. Continue reading
Toronto Raptors beat Milwaukee Bucks to win NBA Eastern Conference finals
The Raptors will advance to the NBA Finals after a Game 6 100-94 victory at Scotiabank Arena in downtown Toronto Saturday night. Continue reading
Despite massive crowds, there were no arrests during Raptors street parties
After the Raptors clinched the series against the Milwaukee Bucks with a 100-94 win, tens of thousands of fans took to the streets to celebrate. Continue reading
Uncovering D-Day: Canadians unearthing, preserving Hitler’s Atlantic Wall as reminder of war
By Jeff Semple Senior Digital Broadcast Journalist
Most of the so-called Atlantic Wall was destroyed on D-Day, but its remains are still visible more than 70 years later. Continue reading
Arnold Schwarzenegger offers to help 102-year-old woman facing eviction
The Los Angeles Times reports Thelma Smith was given until June 30 to move out by landlords who say their daughter needs a place to live. Continue reading
Raptors fans overload Toronto’s Jurassic Park for Game 6, spill onto street
Jurassic Park couldn’t contain the long lineup of fans that snaked around Scotiabank Arena and past neighbouring Union Station in downtown Toronto, so police had to shut down nearby streets to make up for the overflow. Continue reading
Edmonton farmer seeks conservation easement to secure land’s future, prevent development
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
Doug Visser’s 233-acre property in the northeast corner of the city has produced a range of crops for Edmontonians for decades. Continue reading
QB Logan Kilgore leads Eskimos past Lions 22-7 in CFL pre-season opener
Logan Kilgore scored one touchdown and passed for another as the Edmonton Eskimos opened the CFL’s pre-season with a 22-7 victory over the B.C. Lions on Sunday. The new-look Eskimos fielded a more veteran lineup for the game, while the Lions had less experience overall, including not dressing quarterback Mike Reilly, their biggest free agent… Continue reading
‘We’re going to see the fire pick up and get more intense’: Fire officials provide update in High Level
Fire officials said the fire risk in High Level remains extreme Sunday. Continue reading
High Level wildfire: Crews bracing for expected wind shift
The winds have been blowing the fire away from High Level, but the forecast is calling for a wind shift that could push the flames back towards the town. Continue reading
Global Edmonton wardrobe sale raises $13K to help pregnant teens
By Kim Smith Reporter
About 600 people came out to the 2019 Global Edmonton wardrobe sale to pick up some clothes from the closets of on-air personalities and to help out a local non-profit. Continue reading
RCMP investigating in-custody death of 50-year-old man in Airdrie
A 50-year-old man was arrested by RCMP at CrossIron Mills on Friday at around 8 p.m., police said. Continue reading
‘It will ease a lot of the burden’: High Level fire evacuees eager to receive funds from province
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Adults are eligible for a one-time payment of $1,250 while dependent children can get $500 each. Evacuees can start applying for the funds Sunday. Continue reading
Andrew Scheer pushes plan for national energy corridor at stop in Calgary
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
Conservative leader Andrew Scheer was in Calgary on Saturday talking about how his government would help get oil moving out of Alberta. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos training camp Day 7: Eskimos host Lions in first pre-season game
The Edmonton Eskimos are ready for their first pre-season test as they host the B.C. Lions on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
UPDATE: Trans-Canada Highway east of Revelstoke reopens in both directions after crash
DriveBC said the road was reopened more than seven hours after the crash. Continue reading
Police seeking witnesses after cyclist struck on Whyte Avenue Saturday morning
Police are looking for witnesses to a ht-and-run collision involving a cyclist Saturday morning. Continue reading
Alberta researcher suggests planning ahead for sudden evacuation
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
“Would you be prepared to leave your home for up to a week within the next half hour, and to make sure you take all the things with you that are essential?” Continue reading
Police seeking witness to rollover near Callingwood Road
Edmonton police are looking for the driver of a white hatchback who may have witnessed a rollover on the Callingwood Road on-ramp Thursday afternoon. Continue reading
Acts of kindness make impressions on High Level wildfire evacuees
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
There have been moments of kindness and acts of goodwill for the evacuees of the wildfire threatening High Level in northern Alberta. Continue reading
Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Stewart Copeland in Edmonton for unique symphony performance
By Margeaux Maron Community Reporter
Drummer Stewart Copeland is set to perform his original soundtrack to the epic biblical drama ‘Ben-Hur’ alongside the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra. Continue reading
Some leaseholders of a stalled Alberta RV resort demand refunds
By Tomasia DaSilva Reporter
Alberta leaseholders of a stalled RV park are battling to get their money back. Continue reading
2nd-degree murder charge laid in northeast Edmonton stabbing
A 23-year-old man has been charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of a 36-year-old man in northeast Edmonton earlier this week. Continue reading
Swedish winger Joakim Nygard signs with Edmonton Oilers
Joakim Nygard was the second-leading goal scorer in the Swedish League. Continue reading
Welcome to the neighbourhood: The value of community leagues
In your neighbourhood, there’s a team of volunteers working to make it better every single day. Continue reading
Merwan Saher replaced as Clerk of Legislative Assembly of Alberta
Merwan Saher was replaced as Chief of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta on Friday. Continue reading
Severe thunderstorm watches issued for areas southeast of Edmonton
By Phil Darlington Weather Specialist
Strong winds, pea- to dime-size hail and heavy rain are possible from a near-stationary thunderstorm located east of Holden, Alta. Continue reading
Alberta man back chasing running records after cross-Canada speed attempt
Dave Proctor’s attempted speed record across Canada last summer was foiled by a bad back, so the ultramarathoner’s comeback plan is chasing a pair of quirkier running benchmarks. Continue reading
Man pleads guilty to manslaughter in Southgate Centre attack
The man accused of a brutal fatal attack at Edmonton’s Southgate Centre mall last spring has pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Continue reading
Alberta NDP files ethics complaint against Premier Jason Kenney over fundraising
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
The NDP alleges Kenney used the Premier’s office to solicit donations to cover $340,000 in UCP campaign debt. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos training camp Day 6: OL Rogers out indefinitely as team prepares for Sunday’s pre-season game
The new look Edmonton Eskimos are making their final preparations for Sunday’s pre-season game against the B.C. Lions. Continue reading
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