The truck’s driver — a 25-year-old man from Northern Ireland — was arrested on suspicion of murder. He has not been charged and his name has not been released. Continue reading →

Global News will have live, real-time election results for all 338 ridings as polls begin to close across the country starting at 7 p.m. ET Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that Canadians have sent “a clear message” by electing a minority. Continue reading →

“The sanctions will be lifted unless something happens that we are not happy with,” Trump said in a special address from the White House. Continue reading →

New York’s attorney general is accusing Exxon Mobil of misrepresenting the risks oilsands operations face as governments move to fight climate change. Continue reading →

The company has added a 4DX auditorium at its Scotiabank Theatre in West Edmonton Mall, which adds motion-synchronized seats and special effects. Continue reading →

A notice of appeal filed Wednesday on behalf of Allan Perdomo Lopez said he also wants to challenge the nine-year prison sentence he was given last month. Continue reading →

A joint investigation involving the Alberta Sheriffs and Edmonton police has resulted in an Edmonton rental suite used for drug activity being shut down. Continue reading →

A man accused of stabbing an Edmonton police officer and striking four pedestrians with a cube van was trying to cause as much chaos and destruction as possible, the Crown said in its closing statement Wednesday. Continue reading →

For Edmonton seniors, a simple ride can provide a lift in more ways than one. Continue reading →

The United Conservative government in Alberta says it will continue with a program introduced by the former NDP regime to use $1.1 billion in natural gas royalty credits to encourage new petrochemical projects. Continue reading →

For Trudeau’s minority Parliament, the real challenge is healing the deep regional divides across Canada. Continue reading →

Alberta finance minister says the first budget of the new United Conservative government will surgically attack spending but not at the expense of essential services. Continue reading →

The former ice-dancing duo received honorary Doctor of Law degrees from Western University during the institution’s 314th convocation on Wednesday. Continue reading →

Three executive vice presidents with the Alberta Energy Regulator — an agency that’s currently under review — are no longer with the AER. Continue reading →

Four people have been charged with break and enter after a protest at a southern Alberta turkey farm over the summer. Continue reading →

RCMP have charged a man and a youth more than seven years after two antique cars were stolen from a farm west of Edmonton and vandalized. Continue reading →

In the 14-minute televised address, Jason Kenney talked about responding to the challenges faced by the province with “bold action” and fiscal restraint. Continue reading →

Alberta’s United Conservative government has scrapped a ban on isolation rooms for disruptive children in schools that was set to take effect next week. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau told reporters that Canadians have sent “a clear message” by electing a minority. Continue reading →

A horse rescue near Leduc, Alta. is hoping for donations to help feed more than 80 horses during a high quality hay shortage. Continue reading →

RED DEER, Alta. – Oliver Okuliar’s second-period goal was the eventual winner as the Lethbridge Hurricanes held on for a 4-3 win over the Red Deer Rebels on Tuesday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading →

This week’s announcement that Red Robin would be pulling out of Alberta has fans of the franchise reeling, but local retail and restaurant experts say it shouldn’t come as a surprise. Continue reading →