Actor John F. Dunsworth, best known for his portrayal of Jim Lahey in the comedy series Trailer Park Boys, has died at the age of 71.  Continue reading →

Global News has live election results for municipalities across Alberta on Monday, Oct. 16, starting at 8 p.m. MT. Continue reading →

Global News will have live Edmonton election results beginning as soon as the polls close at 8 p.m. on Oct. 16. Continue reading →

Don Iveson will represent Edmonton for another four years after being re-elected in a sweeping victory on Monday. Continue reading →

President Donald Trump’s suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction. Continue reading →

The oysters were sold from Oct. 9 to Oct. 16. Continue reading →

Voter turnout might have been on the low side, but there were highs to be found on social media during and after the Edmonton civic election on Monday. Here are some gems. Continue reading →

Many political analysts weren’t expecting any major surprises in Edmonton’s 2017 municipal election but two-term councillor Dave Loken lost to political upstart Jon Dziadyk in a stunning upset in Ward 3 on Monday night. Continue reading →

Don Iveson will represent Edmonton for another four years after being re-elected in a sweeping victory on Monday. Continue reading →

Alberta Health Services says it has enlisted a three-year-old black Labrador retriever to help responders overcome psychological job stress. Continue reading →

An official with the Grande Prairie Fire Department confirms at least two people were taken to hospital after an incident unfolded at a jump pad at the Grande Prairie Corn Maze on Sunday afternoon. Continue reading →

Environment Canada issued a wind warning on Monday afternoon for regions northwest of Edmonton, stretching to the Alberta/U.S. border. Continue reading →

A report says low fuel levels were a key factor in a helicopter crash that killed a woman and injured two other people northwest of Edmonton. Continue reading →

Leon Draisaitl is placed on injured reserve as the Oilers prepare for Carolina. Continue reading →

Police have located the vehicle believed to have been used in a fatal gas-and-dash in Thorsby, Alta. earlier this month. Continue reading →

The RCMP are looking for multiple suspects in connection with an attempted carjacking and a break and enter in eastern Alberta. Continue reading →

An Edmonton dentist admitted to three charges following an incident left four-year-old Amber Athwal with brain damage after being sedated.  Continue reading →

Alberta Health Services says it has notified these people to be tested for the infectious bacterial disease and to be treated if necessary. Continue reading →

RCMP said no one was hurt during a robbery at the Leslieville Hotel in Rocky Mountain House over the weekend. Officers aren’t saying how much cash the bandits got away with. Continue reading →

As of 10:30 p.m. Monday, Edmonton Elections said 185,283 ballots had been cast in the civic election, creating a 30 per cent voter turnout. Continue reading →

Police said the victim was prevented from leaving a hotel room for 11 hours, during which she was physically and sexually assaulted. Continue reading →

A liquor store in a central Alberta town was robbed at a gunpoint on Saturday and police are searching for two suspects.  Continue reading →

Police are searching for three people after an armed robbery at a gas station in a town south of Edmonton on Sunday evening.  Continue reading →

Global News will have live Edmonton election results beginning as soon as the polls close at 8 p.m. on Oct. 16. Continue reading →

A two-week hearing is set to get underway in Alberta’s capital to determine if an Edmonton dentist is guilty of unprofessional conduct after a young patient he sedated was later hospitalized and suffered brain damage. Continue reading →

The Oilers hope a quicker pace will bring them success. Continue reading →

Among those being honoured was Edmonton Police Service Const. Mike Chernyk, 48, who was hit by a car before being stabbed while working outside the Eskimos game on Sept. 30. Continue reading →

A shift in global oil markets sentiment is under way, replacing decades of scarcity fears with confidence in surpluses, capping oil prices and forcing changes in the way the industry works, observers say. Continue reading →

Environment Canada issued a wind warning for parts of southern and western Alberta on Sunday. Continue reading →