The Scottish actor was best known for his roles in the TV series, ‘One of Us’ and ‘In Plain Sight.’ Continue reading →

Conservative sources tell Global News Scheer used party funds to pay for his children’s private schooling. Continue reading →

“Dan will not be returning to the game. He won’t be coming back to camp. He won’t be on the jury. He’s gone,” host Jeff Probst told the castaways. Continue reading →

A Calgary jury has found a man and a woman guilty of all charges related to a 2017 quadruple homicide that stemmed from a kidnap-for-ransom plot. Continue reading →

“Without the team, we are nothing. We are absolutely nothing,” founder Edward St. John said. Continue reading →

The Trans-Canada Highway inside Banff National Park is lined on either side with 2.4-metre-high, reinforced wire fences. There are six wildlife overpasses and 38 underpasses to protect humans and animals. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Oilers allowed six goals for the second game in a row. Continue reading →

A Calgary jury has found a man and a woman guilty of all charges related to a 2017 quadruple homicide that stemmed from a kidnap-for-ransom plot. Continue reading →

Plans to build a large rec centre for a quickly growing part of west Edmonton were officially put on hold on Day 2 of budget deliberations at city hall on Thursday. Continue reading →

Sometimes the best way to say sorry is not saying sorry at all. A clinical counsellor and educator is urging parents to let their children be prompted by their own caring. Continue reading →

The Alberta government is changing its drug coverage for more than 26,000 patients, including those with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis and Crohn’s disease. Continue reading →

December is often described as “the most wonderful time of the year,” but it can also be the busiest and most stressful, leaving you more susceptible to illness. Continue reading →

Investigators are looking for 31-year-old Michael Tyrel Arnold in connection with the fatal shooting in the Oliver neighbourhood on Dec. 3. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos have hired Scott Milanovich as the team’s new head coach. Continue reading →

AHS doesn’t provide any details on the deaths (other than where they occurred) due to privacy concerns. Continue reading →

Peace officer Brad Nichols says more animals are being seized because their owners did not get them treatment for fractured limbs, infections, dental diseases and other ailments. Continue reading →

A jury found Abdulahi Sharif guilty of trying to kill an Edmonton police officer and four pedestrians in a series of attacks involving a U-Haul van in 2017. Continue reading →

Travis Vader was convicted of manslaughter in the deaths of St. Albert couple Lyle and Marie McCann, who vanished west of Edmonton on a camping trip. Continue reading →

PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. – Ryan Chyzowski scored three consecutive goals in the third period and finished with four total to power the Medicine Hat Tigers to an 8-4 win over the Prince Albert Raiders on Wednesday in the Western Hockey League. Continue reading →

A number of schools east of Edmonton have partnered with a local charity to help ensure children in the area who don’t have a proper bed will get one. Continue reading →

The defining moment of Jared Spurgeon’s hockey career came when he was just 13: his peewee coach in Edmonton moved him from forward to defenceman. Continue reading →

Questions are being formally raised about the how the commissioner appointed to an already contentious public inquiry in Alberta was selected, and whether conflict-of-interest rules were broken through his hiring. Continue reading →

A CP Rail train derailment caused 1.5 million litres of product lost near Guernsey. Sask. Continue reading →

“The glaciers themselves, with increased melt, they actually are banks of contaminants that have accumulated for decades,” said researcher Rolf Vinebrooke. Continue reading →

RCMP said the incident happened at a playground in the town of Olds over the summer. Continue reading →

The NDP alleges that the UCP caucus was in a conflict of interest because it benefited from the firing last month of elections commissioner Lorne Gibson. Continue reading →

Councillors are trying to keep the property tax increase at 2.6 per cent, despite challenges stemming from provincial budget cuts. What’s being considered? Continue reading →