Fonda reportedly had lung cancer and died of respiratory failure. Continue reading →

Between 2010 and 2017, consumers nationwide were fooled into paying extra to buy products ranging from eggs to steak that they believed were better for the environment and their own health Continue reading →

Jody Wilson-Raybould says the RCMP contacted her in the spring but says the nature of the conversation is confidential. Continue reading →

Nearly three months after a 33-year-old man was last seen in Grande Prairie, Alta., the RCMP are renewing a plea for help finding him and say his disappearance is now being treated as suspicious. Continue reading →

Environment Canada issued a number of frost advisories for parts of Alberta on Friday afternoon. Continue reading →

Trevor Harris threw three TD passes and ran for two others to earn the Edmonton Eskimos a 41-26 win over the Toronto Argonauts on Friday night. Continue reading →

Ongoing pipeline project delays and growth in crude-by-rail capacity from Western Canada are leading some oilsands producers to consider spending billions of dollars to build diluent recovery units. Continue reading →

Edmonton’s far west end residents are getting tired of a strong smell that they say is coming from a nearby composting facility. Continue reading →

The discovery of human remains in Edmonton’s Sherwood neighbourhood has triggered a police investigation. Continue reading →

Less than an hour after a fire prompted the evacuation of a residential building in Edmonton’s Old Strathcona neighbourhood, a fire official told Global News on Friday evening that residents have been allowed to return to their suites. Continue reading →

Police say the 37-year-old is facing potential charges and is expected to make his first court appearance at a later day. Continue reading →

Payden Olsen’s life was turned upside down when a traumatic lawn mower accident ended with the Lethbridge College soccer player losing her foot; but on Friday she travels to Peru for the Parapan American Games. Continue reading →

Five months after an Edmonton chiropractor was charged with sexual assault for incidents that allegedly took place in the 1980s, police say 65-year-old Ron Harry Latch now faces over a dozen additional charges. Continue reading →

Electric scooters have arrived in central parts of Edmonton, prompting excitement over a new mode of transportation but also concern over the many ways riders can be injured. Continue reading →

Nikita Sandra Cook of the Onion Lake Cree Nation, is the seventh person charged in the death of Tiki Laverdiere. Continue reading →

Len Rhodes, a former Alberta United Conservative candidate and president of the Edmonton Eskimos, has a new job. Continue reading →

After more than four decades of Goodwill and spreading inspiration, an Edmonton woman is ready to move on to the next chapter. Continue reading →

The massively popular Filipino fast-food chain Jollibee opened its first restaurant in Edmonton on Friday morning to a crowd of hundreds. Continue reading →

We may never know why three people in B.C. were murdered, Bob Layton says. Continue reading →

The Edmonton Eskimos are looking for back-to-back wins but, to accomplish that, they need to earn a rare road victory Friday against the Toronto Argonauts. Continue reading →

As he does every summer, Todd James will be reviewing a number of shows at the Fringe. His video reviews – and ratings – will be added here. Continue reading →

AARCS animal rescue in Calgary has implemented a quarantine after a dog was diagnosed with canine distemper. Continue reading →