‘Structurally unsound’: Fort Saskatchewan condo owners may be out of homes for another 6 months
Birds flocking to national parks in the Canadian Rockies
Security guard gets 18 months probation for pepper-spraying Edmonton man outside supermarket
‘Lethal force was not only reasonable but necessary’: ASIRT on police shooting man at Westmount Mall
Suspicious death investigation underway in northeast Edmonton alley
Capitalizing on Alberta’s craft beer boom: marketing, branding and tourism in 2020
Northern Alberta community could be without running water for 7-10 days
Alberta Health Services issued an advisory Friday after a mistake at the Janvier plant. Continue reading
Taking the stress out of supper with these tips from 3 Edmonton chefs
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
Make mealtime easier with tips from three notable local chefs. The pros visited the Global Kitchen to show us their secrets for taking the stress out of suppertime. Continue reading
Hero to villain? Vigilante Phoenix Jones arrested on drug charges in Seattle
Phoenix Jones, a.k.a. Benjamin Francis Fodor, was arrested after an undercover sting by police in Seattle, Wash. Continue reading
Calgary man killed during snowmobiling trip to Revelstoke, B.C.
A Calgary man died during a snowmobiling excursion in Revelstoke, B.C. Continue reading
Crime Beat podcast: The horror that lurks
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Learn the shocking details of the night that Lisa paralyzed with fear — and hear why she’s been forced to relive the trauma over and over again. Continue reading
Rising sea levels swallow up 2 Indonesian islands
Indonesian scientists claimed that the capital’s airport would be flooded with water by 2035. Continue reading
Health officials continue to test for coronavirus; still no Alberta cases
Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services are working behind the scenes to ensure the health system is ready to respond effectively should the need arise. Continue reading
Kenney wants swift approval from Trudeau for Teck Frontier oilsands mine
Jason Kenney says there is no reason to delay the go-ahead of the $20.6-billion project near Wood Buffalo National Park in northeastern Alberta. Continue reading
WATCH LIVE: Question period in the House of Commons
Get a front-row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading
‘She brought joy everywhere’: Calgary teen paralyzed after fall from swing supported by former classmates
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary school is rallying behind a student after a 14-year-old girl was left paralyzed after falling off a swing last year. Continue reading
The Black Keys, The Sheepdogs to embark on 10-date Canadian tour
This summer, The Black Keys and The Sheepdogs return to Canada for the ‘Let’s Rock’ tour. Continue reading
Kanye West holds private memorial service for Kobe Bryant
Chance the Rapper and gospel singer Kirk Franklin also joined in for the service. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos re-up with kick returner Christion Jones
The Edmonton Eskimos on Monday signed kick returner Christion Jones to a contract extension. Continue reading
Ottawa 67’s boss to coach Canada’s junior team for 2021 world championship
André Tourigny will be Canada’s head coach at the tournament, Dec. 26, 2020-Jan. 5, 2021, in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alta. Continue reading
Too early to know if China lockdown effective in limiting coronavirus spread: experts
Last week, China announced drastic containment efforts, suspending plane, train and bus links to Wuhan. The lockdown has now expanded to 17 cities. Continue reading
Who is Vanessa Bryant? A timeline of her relationship with Kobe
Kobe and Vanessa Bryant were together for over 20 years before their relationship came to a tragic end on Jan. 26. Continue reading
German man who never visited China catches coronavirus through human-to-human transmission
This is thought to be one of the first cases of person-to-person transmission outside China. Continue reading
These are the other 8 victims who died in the Kobe Bryant crash
Eight other people died alongside Kobe Bryant, including his daughter Gianna and her basketball teammates. Continue reading
New coronavirus death toll jumps to 106 as China announces 25 more fatalities
China has confirmed more than 2,700 cases of the new virus, most in Wuhan. More than 40 cases have been confirmed elsewhere in the world. Continue reading
B.C. Ford owner gets new vehicle after dealing with car repairs for 17 weeks
By Anne Drewa Anchor / Consumer Reporter
“I actually almost cried with relief, I have to be honest. It’s been a weight off my shoulders,” Sarah Timmins said. Continue reading
Northern Alberta community could be without running water for 7-10 days
Alberta Health Services issued an advisory Friday after a mistake at the Janvier plant. Continue reading
Taking the stress out of supper with these tips from 3 Edmonton chefs
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
Make mealtime easier with tips from three notable local chefs. The pros visited the Global Kitchen to show us their secrets for taking the stress out of suppertime. Continue reading
Calgary man killed during snowmobiling trip to Revelstoke, B.C.
A Calgary man died during a snowmobiling excursion in Revelstoke, B.C. Continue reading
Small manufacturers struggle to grow in Alberta’s craft alcohol industry
By Breanna Karstens-Smith Anchor/Reporter
The market for craft beer and spirits in Alberta has never been more successful but producers say there are challenges. Continue reading
Birds flocking to national parks in the Canadian Rockies
Parks Canada scientists, who have been monitoring songbird populations since 2007, found most are doing well in Banff, Jasper, Waterton Lakes, Yoho and Kootenay national parks. Continue reading
Crime Beat podcast: The horror that lurks
By Nancy Hixt Crime Reporter
Learn the shocking details of the night that Lisa paralyzed with fear — and hear why she’s been forced to relive the trauma over and over again. Continue reading
‘Structurally unsound’: Fort Saskatchewan condo owners may be out of homes for another 6 months
The 44-suite Riverview Estates complex was evacuated in August 2019 after being deemed structurally unsound by engineers from the City of Fort Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Security guard gets 18 months probation for pepper-spraying Edmonton man outside supermarket
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Rafik Khlgatyan, 57, entered the guilty plea in Edmonton provincial court for the September 2019 incident outside the No Frills in Old Strathcona. Continue reading
Health officials continue to test for coronavirus; still no Alberta cases
Alberta Health and Alberta Health Services are working behind the scenes to ensure the health system is ready to respond effectively should the need arise. Continue reading
Kenney wants swift approval from Trudeau for Teck Frontier oilsands mine
Jason Kenney says there is no reason to delay the go-ahead of the $20.6-billion project near Wood Buffalo National Park in northeastern Alberta. Continue reading
‘She brought joy everywhere’: Calgary teen paralyzed after fall from swing supported by former classmates
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary school is rallying behind a student after a 14-year-old girl was left paralyzed after falling off a swing last year. Continue reading
‘Lethal force was not only reasonable but necessary’: ASIRT on police shooting man at Westmount Mall
“This risk was not merely theoretical, as evidenced by the fact that the man discharged two rounds in the direction of a police officer, presenting a substantial and immediate threat to his life.” Continue reading
The Black Keys, The Sheepdogs to embark on 10-date Canadian tour
This summer, The Black Keys and The Sheepdogs return to Canada for the ‘Let’s Rock’ tour. Continue reading
Edmonton Eskimos re-up with kick returner Christion Jones
The Edmonton Eskimos on Monday signed kick returner Christion Jones to a contract extension. Continue reading
Ottawa 67’s boss to coach Canada’s junior team for 2021 world championship
André Tourigny will be Canada’s head coach at the tournament, Dec. 26, 2020-Jan. 5, 2021, in Edmonton and Red Deer, Alta. Continue reading
Alberta might extend Feb. 28 deadline for high-tech panel report
The seven-member Innovation Capital Working Group is tasked with presenting options and strategies to grow Alberta’s tech sector. Continue reading
Man’s body found after house fire in west Edmonton
Neighbours spotted flames shooting out of the back of a home on 157 Street near 110 Avenue and called 911 just before 7 a.m. Monday. Continue reading
Calgary sport school that grooms Olympic champions threatened with shutdown
The National Sport School in Calgary that produces Olympic and Paralympic champions faces possible closure. Continue reading
‘Black Beauty’ and ‘Hellboy’ the dino stars of the Royal Tyrrell Museum
The museum’s 11,200 square metres, houses 130,000 fossils and includes eight exhibits in a series of chronological galleries marking the 3.9-billion-year-history of life on Earth. Continue reading
Man’s body found outside business in west Edmonton industrial area
Edmonton police are investigating after a body discovered outside a business in a west Edmonton industrial area Monday morning. Continue reading
Edmonton police investigating theft of 123 memorial plaques along the river valley
By Chris Chacon Digital Journalist
A total of 123 memorial plaques were taken from benches on Victoria promenade between 116 and 120 streets, and in the river valley. Continue reading
Edmonton sees affordable housing opportunity with new provincial building code
By Scott Johnston Reporter
When the province announced that the building code will change on the use of wood-framed apartment buildings as high as 12-storeys, it opened the door for a more cost-efficient approach for affordable housing in Edmonton. Continue reading
‘Still room’ left in Alberta’s booming brewing and distilling industry: brewery founder
Even with boom-like growth in Alberta’s brewing and distilling industry over the past decade, brewers and observers alike say there’s still room to grow. Continue reading
Suspicious death investigation underway in northeast Edmonton alley
What started as reports of a fire in a back alley turned into a suspicious death investigation in northeast Edmonton late Sunday night. Continue reading
Erin O’Toole announces bid for Conservative leadership in Alberta
Ontario MP Erin O’Toole officially kicked off his second attempt to become Conservative leader in Calgary on Monday. Continue reading