Police and paramedics said they were called to the Bombay Bhel restaurant, which is located in a plaza north of Hurontario Street and Eglinton Avenue, at around 10:30 p.m. on Thursday. Continue reading →

“It was so fantastic because what he did was, he leveraged his fame and power to protect me at a time when I didn’t have fame or power yet,” Gwyneth Paltrow said of Brad Pitt. Continue reading →

The couple only found out about the recording when she got a phone call from the person who received the recordings. Continue reading →

A third lava flow streamed into the ocean on Thursday as U.S. Marine Corps helicopters stood by to evacuate a Big Island community should molten rock or huge cracks block its final escape route. Continue reading →

A professor at the University of Alberta is hoping to discover a natural, biological way to control the slug population in North America but she needs your slug donations to do it. Continue reading →

Alberta United Conservative Leader Jason Kenney says he regrets calling the prime minister empty and clueless. Continue reading →

A ban on rehabilitating black bears was lifted by the province in April after being in place since 2010. Continue reading →

An central Alberta mother who shares a keen interest in storms and weather said she and her son were thrilled to see what appeared to be a landspout tornado form southwest of Edmonton on Thursday. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos defensive line will look much different in 2018 thanks to the departures of several key veterans. Continue reading →

About 95 per cent of Edmonton Catholic schools and about 90 per cent of local public schools do not have air conditioning, district spokespeople told Global News. Continue reading →

Parts of central Alberta were put under severe thunderstorm warnings or watches on Thursday afternoon. Continue reading →

A total of 74 media members participated in the poll. The CFL revealed the results Thursday. Continue reading →

An ex-gymnastics coach from Edmonton is facing new conditions related to sexual assault charges for alleged crimes dating back to the 1980s and early ’90s in Montreal. Continue reading →

Police are investigating a string of garage break-ins and the theft of a vehicle in Red Deer.  Continue reading →

The British Columbia Supreme Court has dismissed their petitions aimed at quashing an environmental assessment certificate issued by the province for the project. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Police Commission has begun a national search for a new police chief, one day after it was revealed Rod Knecht’s contract would not be renewed. Continue reading →

Edmonton homicide detectives are looking to speak with a man who was riding a bike in the Callingwood area at the same time Ibrahim Zoker, 23, was shot and killed. Continue reading →

Edmonton police said they caught a driver travelling more than double the speed limit in the north end of the city during a 24-hour crackdown.  Continue reading →

A search is underway for a boater last seen in Skeleton Lake in northern Alberta on Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

Officials told residents of the hamlet of Janvier to prepare for a possible evacuation Wednesday night as an out-of-control wildfire was burning south of the community. Continue reading →

He’s been on the job for nearly seven years but Global News has learned Rod Knecht’s term as chief of the Edmonton Police Services is coming to an end. Continue reading →

Until recently, Singh had called for a more thorough environmental review process on the proposal to twin an existing pipeline that runs between Edmonton and Burnaby, B.C. He now says he is 100 per cent opposed Continue reading →

At some point – soon I am hoping – feminists are going to realize they have solved all the problems they set out to solve for girls and we can turn our attention to real problem now facing society: the boy crisis. Continue reading →

Global News found that the prison, nicknamed Club Ed, costs $2 million per year to run and for around half the time since January 2017, has had no prisoners. Continue reading →