Southgate Centre attack suspect identified, wanted for murder
Edmonton police arrest sexual assault suspect
Kinder Morgan pipeline battle ‘a complete violation’ of Canadian economic union: Jason Kenney
Edmonton urban farmer frustrated with city’s red tape
Global Edmonton wins 7 RTDNAs, including U-Haul attack breaking news coverage
Alberta School Council Association’s conference focuses on parents’ voice
Edmonton forum focuses on pesticides and impact on health
With planting season drawing near, pesticide use was the focal point at an event in Edmonton this weekend, hosted by the Pesticide Free Alberta Coalition. Continue reading
Edmonton war hero remembered 100 years after ‘Red Baron’s’ final air fight
One century after a fateful flight over the skies of France that left Germany without its “Red Baron,” the life and accomplishments of an Edmonton war hero are being recognized once again. Continue reading
Halifax police investigating alleged sexual assault involving Liberal MP
The alleged incident occurred only hours before Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, along with many other high ranking liberal party members, attended a seminar on sexual violence prevention. Continue reading
Funeral held for Humboldt Broncos assistant coach Mark Cross in Strasbourg
A funeral for the assistant coach with the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team was held Saturday in his hometown of Strasbourg, Sask. Continue reading
Edmonton restaurants join plastic straw ban movement, amid lack of committal from PM
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau evaded a question at a Commonwealth summit of whether Canada would consider a plastic straw ban, many Edmonton restaurants are adding their voices and support for the growing movement. Continue reading
A joyful reunion with birth parents leads to incest, murder
What started out as a joyful reunion of a young woman with her birth parents soon turned sour, then shocking, and finally deadly. Continue reading
Alberta government meets with agriculture sector about school curriculum
The province continued its work to re-design the kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum when they met with members of the agriculture an forestry sector. Continue reading
Law Day offers Edmontonians close-up view of Canadian legal system
The 36th annual Law Day on Saturday gave Edmonton residents an inside look at the legal system. Continue reading
YouTube ran ads from over 300 companies on extremist, white nationalist channels: Report
Content featured on those channels include videos promoting white nationalists, Nazis, pedophilia, conspiracy theories, North Korean propaganda, among other things, reports indicate. Continue reading
Lyft looking at potential launch in Calgary and Edmonton
While there are no formal launch plans, ride sharing company Lyft is hiring for positions in Alberta. Continue reading
Sledder dies on Boulder Mountain near Revelstoke
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Two snowmobilers were heading down the mountain when one crossed in front of the other’s path and the pair collided. Continue reading
Canada, Japan sign military pact ahead of G7 foreign ministers’ talks in Toronto
Canada and Japan signed a military co-operation agreement ahead of today’s G7 foreign ministers meeting where the North Korean nuclear crisis will be front and centre. Continue reading
Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation celebrating 25 years
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
For the past 25 years, the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation has been helping to rehabilitate and heal injured wildlife. Continue reading
Sustainable travel a key consideration for most Canadians, report finds
This year’s global Sustainable Travel Report, released by travel website Booking.com, indicates a growth in awareness and interest in eco-friendly travel. Continue reading
Republican midterm election strategy to involve a heavy dose of Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton is starring in the Republican Party’s 2018 midterm strategy. Continue reading
Half naked man kills 4 people in shooting at Waffle House in Tennessee
A man wearing just a coat shot and killed four people while wounding at last three others at a Waffle House in a suburb of Nashville, Tennessee. Continue reading
No one would go with her, so a 7-year-old girl walked out of class to protest guns alone
The protest was held on the 19th anniversary of Columbine High School massacre in Colorado. The event is one of many that’s been sparked by a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fl. Continue reading
Your legal pot buying data could get you banned from the U.S., lawyers warn
A charge from a legal Canadian cannabis store on your credit card data would give American border guards a way of banning you from the U.S. for the rest of your life, experts say. Continue reading
Humboldt Broncos player Matthieu Gomercic given standing ovation at Winnipeg Jets game
The crowd rose to their feet and cheered after the P.A. announcer asked the audience to “please give a warm welcome to Matthieu Gomercic and his family.” Continue reading
Verne Troyer dead: Austin Powers star dies aged 49
Verne Troyer, the actor best known for playing the role of Mini-Me in the “Austin Powers” series, has died at the age of 49. Continue reading
Alberta School Council Association’s conference focuses on parents’ voice
By Kerry McAthey Radio Anchor/Reporter
Ensuring the voices of parents are heard was a prominent topic at the Alberta School Council Association’s conference. Continue reading
Family remembers Southgate Centre attack victim as old-fashioned, genuine and loving
The family of the man who died as a result of an attack at a south Edmonton mall remembers him as an old-fashioned and hard working person, who loved his family and community. Continue reading
Edmonton forum focuses on pesticides and impact on health
With planting season drawing near, pesticide use was the focal point at an event in Edmonton this weekend, hosted by the Pesticide Free Alberta Coalition. Continue reading
Kinder Morgan pipeline battle ‘a complete violation’ of Canadian economic union: Jason Kenney
The Kinder Morgan pipeline battle is tearing at the seams of the vision of Canada pursued by the Fathers of Confederation, says the leader of Alberta’s United Conservative Party. Continue reading
Edmonton police arrest sexual assault suspect
Edmonton police arrested a man Sunday morning who was wanted on charges related to an alleged sexual assault. Continue reading
Edmonton urban farmer frustrated with city’s red tape
By Scott Johnston Reporter
The owner of Reclaim Urban Farm has had a battle with city staff for a hoop house he erected in Garneau because the building code rules for an urban setting doesn’t match what happens on farm land. Continue reading
Edmonton war hero remembered 100 years after ‘Red Baron’s’ final air fight
One century after a fateful flight over the skies of France that left Germany without its “Red Baron,” the life and accomplishments of an Edmonton war hero are being recognized once again. Continue reading
Global Edmonton wins 7 RTDNAs, including U-Haul attack breaking news coverage
Global Edmonton has won seven Radio Television Digital News Association Awards (RTDNA) in the Prairie region. Continue reading
Funeral held for Humboldt Broncos assistant coach Mark Cross in Strasbourg
A funeral for the assistant coach with the Humboldt Broncos junior hockey team was held Saturday in his hometown of Strasbourg, Sask. Continue reading
Edmonton restaurants join plastic straw ban movement, amid lack of committal from PM
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Days after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau evaded a question at a Commonwealth summit of whether Canada would consider a plastic straw ban, many Edmonton restaurants are adding their voices and support for the growing movement. Continue reading
Alberta government meets with agriculture sector about school curriculum
The province continued its work to re-design the kindergarten to Grade 12 curriculum when they met with members of the agriculture an forestry sector. Continue reading
Law Day offers Edmontonians close-up view of Canadian legal system
The 36th annual Law Day on Saturday gave Edmonton residents an inside look at the legal system. Continue reading
Lyft looking at potential launch in Calgary and Edmonton
While there are no formal launch plans, ride sharing company Lyft is hiring for positions in Alberta. Continue reading
Southgate Centre attack suspect identified, wanted for murder
Edmonton police have released the identity of a suspect charged with murder in the death of Iain Armstrong, 61, at Southgate Centre. Continue reading
Sledder dies on Boulder Mountain near Revelstoke
By Kimberly Davidson Anchor/Reporter
Two snowmobilers were heading down the mountain when one crossed in front of the other’s path and the pair collided. Continue reading
Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation celebrating 25 years
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
For the past 25 years, the Alberta Institute for Wildlife Conservation has been helping to rehabilitate and heal injured wildlife. Continue reading
Sustainable travel a key consideration for most Canadians, report finds
This year’s global Sustainable Travel Report, released by travel website Booking.com, indicates a growth in awareness and interest in eco-friendly travel. Continue reading
CP Rail strike averted for now, unions say
A rail strike has been temporarily averted after the federal labour minister ordered employees of Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. to vote on the company’s final offers, just hours before they were set to walk off the job. Continue reading
Victim in brutal Southgate Centre beating dies
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Police said the man was attacked Tuesday morning trying to stop a man who had allegedly stolen something off a kiosk at the south Edmonton mall. Continue reading
Comedic web series about nature earns Edmonton pair $50K award
“Frick, I Love Nature” is an award-winning web series that highlights weird and wacky scientific facts and presents them in a humorous way. Continue reading
Okotoks officer fired gun during call where suspect fled scene
The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) is investigating an incident where an RCMP officer fired their weapon while responding to a report of a suspicious person. Continue reading
25-year-old man charged with impaired driving causing death in 2017 Edmonton crash
A 25-year-old man has been charged with impaired driving causing death in a November 2017 crash on Manning Drive that killed one person and injured two others. Continue reading
4 Alberta United Conservative MLAs won’t seek re-election next year
The United Conservative Party says four of its members will not seek re-election when Alberta voters go to the polls next spring. Continue reading
1 death ‘likely’ linked to E. coli outbreak in Edmonton
Alberta Health Services has expanded its investigation into the source of an E. coli outbreak in Edmonton after one person died “likely due to E.coli infection.” Continue reading
452 applications received so far for Alberta cannabis retail stores
By Kim Smith Reporter
Since March 6, about 190 pending applications have been posted. The other 250 applications have either been rejected or are still going through the approval process. Continue reading
