Edmonton bar Nyala Lounge stripped of business licence
Edmonton Oilers’ Leon Draisaitl makes 8-year donation to We Day & local hockey programs
New details surface about naked kidnapping south of Edmonton
To get Trans Mountain built, Andrew Scheer says he would invoke constitutional powers, ban foreign funds
Edmonton’s new tall towers mean changes for firefighters
More charges laid in 2017 homicide southwest of Edmonton
Calgary-based bottle collection app promises users will save time and money
By Tomasia DaSilva Business Anchor
A Calgary software company has designed an app for bottle and can collection. How it works and how users and charities are cashing in. Continue reading
How would you react if you found a bear pawing at a window outside your home?
By Sarah Offin Reporter
It’s not a creature you might expect to find peering into your window, but there were at least two similar encounters at Alberta homes over the weekend. Continue reading
Man who threatened to kill Boston Globe reporters also called New York Times, NFL: prosecutors
Robert Chain, 68, pleaded not guilty in Boston federal court to charges that he threatened Boston Globe employees in August. Continue reading
Report finds Canadian firms fall behind in adoption of artificial intelligence
A new report says artificial intelligence deployment has not yet been a “real success” for Canadian companies, in spite of the country’s reputation as an AI hotbed. Continue reading
Man facing charges after truck plows into Red Deer pub
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Police were called to the Lion’s Den Pub at the Quality Inn shortly before 10 p.m. after a report that a truck had driven between two pillars and through the doorway of the pub. Continue reading
Federal Liberals vote against NDP request to study use of notwithstanding clause
Governing MPs voted against NDP justice critic Murray Rankin’s motion proposing the justice and human rights committee study the routine use of the clause. Continue reading
Kailer Yamamoto scores 2 more but Edmonton Oilers lose in Winnipeg
The Jets pulled away to hand the Oilers their first loss of the pre-season. Continue reading
Lack of accessible parking at Royal Alberta Museum draws complaints
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
The new museum, set to open Oct. 3, has drawn complaints for its lack of public parking on site, including for those with disabilities. Continue reading
Stormy Daniels’ lawyer says he has evidence Brett Kavanaugh targeted women for sexual assault
Michael Avenatti says he has evidence that Kavanaugh and his friend Mark Judge methodically targeted women to sexually assault during the early 1980s. Continue reading
Edmonton’s vegan restaurant scene continues to grow
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The restaurant industry in Edmonton is constantly evolving and the vegan sector appears to be thriving too, with the addition of several new plant-based restaurants. Continue reading
Calgary girl celebrates 7th birthday with tribute to fallen officer
“For my seventh birthday, I would like to dress in a very pretty dress and I would like to take that police officer some flowers.” Continue reading
Want to be a successful woman? There’s a price to pay
A new survey says more than two-thirds of women feel undermined at work — largely due to jealousy. Continue reading
Edmonton’s Filipino community rallies to raise money for victims of Typhoon Mangkhut
Over 300 people went to a barbecue in south Edmonton on Sunday to enjoy some grilled food, and more importantly, to raise money for victims of Typhoon Mangkhut in the Philippines. Continue reading
NHL pre-season games carry different meaning for Edmonton Oilers players
The Oilers will have players of all ages in the lineup against the Jets on Sunday night. Continue reading
Falling out of love can happen, but some still make marriage work
There are many reasons why people fall out of love over time. Continue reading
How a handful of pharmacists flooded Ontario’s streets with lethal fentanyl amid a national opioid crisis
A Global News/Toronto Star investigation reveals how Ontario pharmacists staged robberies and forged prescriptions to obtain thousands of doses of opioids amid a national epidemic. Continue reading
Canada’s obesity rate has doubled since the 1970s. What happened?
More than one quarter of Canadians are obese. Experts put the blame on our food environment and other societal factors. Continue reading
Government of Canada, schools closed in Ottawa Monday due to tornado damage
The Government of Canada and several schools in both Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., have announced closures for Monday due to power outages and tornado damage. Continue reading
Donald Trump to meet with Rod Rosenstein amid reports deputy AG will lose job
The news comes after a report from The New York Times that Rod Rosenstein proposed secretly taping Donald Trump. Continue reading
Asked about migrant surge, Bill Blair says ‘overwhelming majority of those people have left’
Border Security Minister Bill Blair says most of the people who arrived in a surge of migrants last year have left. Continue reading
New details surface about naked kidnapping south of Edmonton
A court document has provided more details in a bizarre naked kidnapping case that happened last year south of Edmonton, but some questions remain. Continue reading
Jason Kenney denies sowing confusion on trip to India
Alberta Opposition Leader Jason Kenney says he didn’t sow confusion on his recent trade trip to India, and says the contacts he renewed there can only help the province. Continue reading
Calgary-based bottle collection app promises users will save time and money
By Tomasia DaSilva Business Anchor
A Calgary software company has designed an app for bottle and can collection. How it works and how users and charities are cashing in. Continue reading
More charges laid in 2017 homicide southwest of Edmonton
RCMP have laid charges against two more people following a homicide in Warburg, Alta. in January 2017. Continue reading
To get Trans Mountain built, Andrew Scheer says he would invoke constitutional powers, ban foreign funds
Here is how the Conservative leader described his plan to get the pipeline built in a press conference on Monday. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers’ Leon Draisaitl makes 8-year donation to We Day & local hockey programs
Edmonton Oilers forward Leon Draisaitl will donate $150,000 per year for the next eight years to We Day, as part of a commitment to give back to his community. Continue reading
How would you react if you found a bear pawing at a window outside your home?
By Sarah Offin Reporter
It’s not a creature you might expect to find peering into your window, but there were at least two similar encounters at Alberta homes over the weekend. Continue reading
Edmonton’s new tall towers mean changes for firefighters
By Fletcher Kent Reporter
Edmonton’s two newest buildings have transformed the city’s skyline. They’re also changing how firefighters do their jobs. Continue reading
Report finds Canadian firms fall behind in adoption of artificial intelligence
A new report says artificial intelligence deployment has not yet been a “real success” for Canadian companies, in spite of the country’s reputation as an AI hotbed. Continue reading
Man facing charges after truck plows into Red Deer pub
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Police were called to the Lion’s Den Pub at the Quality Inn shortly before 10 p.m. after a report that a truck had driven between two pillars and through the doorway of the pub. Continue reading
Edmonton bar Nyala Lounge stripped of business licence
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A letter was issued by the city to strip Nyala Lounge of its licence on Sept. 19, after a recommendation from the Public Safety Compliance Team. Continue reading
Kailer Yamamoto scores 2 more but Edmonton Oilers lose in Winnipeg
The Jets pulled away to hand the Oilers their first loss of the pre-season. Continue reading
Lack of accessible parking at Royal Alberta Museum draws complaints
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
The new museum, set to open Oct. 3, has drawn complaints for its lack of public parking on site, including for those with disabilities. Continue reading
Edmonton’s vegan restaurant scene continues to grow
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
The restaurant industry in Edmonton is constantly evolving and the vegan sector appears to be thriving too, with the addition of several new plant-based restaurants. Continue reading
Calgary girl celebrates 7th birthday with tribute to fallen officer
“For my seventh birthday, I would like to dress in a very pretty dress and I would like to take that police officer some flowers.” Continue reading
Edmonton’s Filipino community rallies to raise money for victims of Typhoon Mangkhut
Over 300 people went to a barbecue in south Edmonton on Sunday to enjoy some grilled food, and more importantly, to raise money for victims of Typhoon Mangkhut in the Philippines. Continue reading
NHL pre-season games carry different meaning for Edmonton Oilers players
The Oilers will have players of all ages in the lineup against the Jets on Sunday night. Continue reading
South Edmonton crash sends 1 person to hospital
Police were called to a two-vehicle crash on Gateway Boulevard in south Edmonton late Sunday morning that sent a driver to hospital. Continue reading
Exercise, not rest, may be best for coping with chemo: University of Alberta study
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
Dr. Kerry Courneya at the University of Alberta’s Faculty of Kinesiology says exercise, not rest, may be the best option to cope with cancer treatments. Continue reading
Alberta Green Party members elect Cheryle Chagnon-Greyeyes as new leader
An Indigenous woman from Calgary will be at the helm of Alberta’s Green Party when the expected provincial election takes place in the spring. Continue reading
Gender equality in Canada: Progress made, but work still needs to be done
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
Paulette Senior, president and CEO of the Canadian Women’s Network, told the Alberta Morning News that Canada has made some progress, but there’s much more work that needs to be done. Continue reading
Members of University of Lethbridge rugby team buckling up in wake of Humboldt Broncos tragedy
The head coach of the University of Lethbridge Pronghorns women’s rugby team says he’s making it a habit to wear his seatbelt on the team’s bus. Continue reading
Alberta buffer zone law tested in Calgary as anti-abortion group calls new rules anti-free speech
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A demonstration outside Calgary’s northwest abortion clinic was held on Saturday. It was one of the first protests since the NDP government created zones to protect staff and clients from harassment. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos overcome by Ottawa Redblacks 28-15
The Edmonton Eskimos trailed behind the Ottawa Redblacks in Saturday game Continue reading
Alberta Fish and Wildlife contacted after bear spotted in Grande Prairie neighbourhood
The RCMP say officers with Alberta Fish and Wildlife have been contacted after a woman walking her dog in Grande Prairie, Alta., reported that she saw a bear. Continue reading
