Large crowd gathers in northern Alberta city to rally for oil pipelines
Quebecers critical of Alberta oil but buying more gasoline, SUVs, bigger homes: report
Rail cars for oil transport ‘not going to solve the problem’ for Alberta: Scheer
Koskinen excelling with Edmonton Oilers since returning to NHL
Downtown Edmonton rally against UN, globalism met with counter-protest
Video of woman signing lyrics to her dad at Edmonton concert gains online attention
Edmonton volunteers return this winter to serve chili to the homeless
The Fuel for Hunger program is back for its fourth winter of serving chili to Edmonton’s homeless population. Continue reading
Holidays a good time to address concerns with aging parents, says Edmonton elder care professional
An Edmonton elder care professional suggests that the holidays are a perfect time for families to discuss important health concerns with aging family members. Continue reading
North Korea pays respect to Kim Jong Il on 7th anniversary of death
The death of Kim Jong Il on Dec. 17, 2011 launched his son, Kim Jong Un into power when he was in his late 20s. Continue reading
Can Man Dan collects thousands of pounds in donations for Edmonton Food Bank
By Devin Horne Studio Producer/Radio Anchor/Reporter
Dan Johnstone says he’s hoping to raise over 50,000 pounds of food for the Edmonton Food Bank by the end of his campaign on Christmas Eve. Continue reading
Largest oil spill in N.L. history raises new questions about province’s fast-growing oil industry
Amid a fierce winter storm, an estimated 250,000 litres of oil spilled into the ocean from Husky Energy’s SeaRose platform, about 350 kilometres from St. John’s. Continue reading
Migrant girl’s death highlights language barriers at U.S. border
Jakelin Caal’s father signed an English-only form before her death saying she was in good health. Continue reading
Man donates $10,000 Christmas shopping spree for St. Albert club
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Kinette Club of St. Albert was in for a huge surprise Saturday, after organizers had given up hope it would reach its donation goal for its annual Christmas hamper campaign. Continue reading
Man, 39, dies in two-vehicle crash east of Sundre
RCMP said a man died after a crash east of Sundre on Saturday. Continue reading
WATCH: Global National – December 16
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Coleen Christie Continue reading
Peter Watts: Alberta summit finds Indigenous groups spreading their wings
By Peter Watts Radio host
On Thursday, Premier Rachel Notley spoke at the Northern Leaders Summit in Slave Lake and talked about a number of issues that are of vital interest to First Nations communities. Continue reading
Suncor warns forced oil cutbacks in Alberta pose safety, operational risks
Forced Alberta government crude oil production cuts next year will result in “unintended consequences” that could include increased safety hazards for its employees, Suncor Energy Inc. warned Friday. Continue reading
Liberals looking for way out of Saudi arms deal, Trudeau says
“We are engaged with the export permits to try and see if there is a way of no longer exporting these vehicles to Saudi Arabia,” Trudeau said in an interview with CTV. Continue reading
December wildfire burning near western Alberta hamlet now ‘being held’
Alberta Wildfire said the fire broke out Friday afternoon in an area that has seen little snowfall so far this winter, and high winds of more than 100 km/h had fanned the flames. Continue reading
Three points for Connor McDavid as Edmonton Oilers flatten Flyers
The Oilers are 9-2-2 under Ken Hitchcock. Continue reading
Trump asks if ‘SNL’ is legal day after skit that imagines Clinton won U.S. election
U.S. President Donald Trump took to Twitter to say that “Saturday Night Live” “only defame and belittle.” Continue reading
Video of woman signing lyrics to her dad at Edmonton concert gains online attention
The video showing a woman signing to her dad has over 5 million views and has been shared 1 million times. Continue reading
‘Saturday Night Live’ imagines a world where Trump never was president
Everybody appears to be a lot happier. Continue reading
Large crowd gathers in northern Alberta city to rally for oil pipelines
A boisterous crowd, many carrying signs, could be heard chanting “build that pipe,” a refrain that was followed by loud cheers. Continue reading
North America’s biggest diamond, nearly 5.5 cm long, found in Northwest Territories
The diamond was found in October a mine located south of the Arctic Circle. Continue reading
Adam Bros. Farming cauliflower, lettuce recalled due to possible E.Coli contamination
The recall was triggered by another recall in the U.S., which resulted from an investigation into a food-related outbreak of E. coli linked to the consumption of romaine lettuce. Continue reading
Edmonton volunteers return this winter to serve chili to the homeless
The Fuel for Hunger program is back for its fourth winter of serving chili to Edmonton’s homeless population. Continue reading
Holidays a good time to address concerns with aging parents, says Edmonton elder care professional
An Edmonton elder care professional suggests that the holidays are a perfect time for families to discuss important health concerns with aging family members. Continue reading
Can Man Dan collects thousands of pounds in donations for Edmonton Food Bank
By Devin Horne Studio Producer/Radio Anchor/Reporter
Dan Johnstone says he’s hoping to raise over 50,000 pounds of food for the Edmonton Food Bank by the end of his campaign on Christmas Eve. Continue reading
Koskinen excelling with Edmonton Oilers since returning to NHL
Edmonton Oilers goaltender Mikko Koskinen is excelling with the team ever since he returned to the National Hockey League. Continue reading
Large crowd gathers in northern Alberta city to rally for oil pipelines
A boisterous crowd, many carrying signs, could be heard chanting “build that pipe,” a refrain that was followed by loud cheers. Continue reading
Quebecers critical of Alberta oil but buying more gasoline, SUVs, bigger homes: report
Quebec’s premier is quick to reject “dirty” oil from Western Canada in favour of hydro power, but new data indicate the province’s citizens are buying record amounts of gasoline. Continue reading
Largest oil spill in N.L. history raises new questions about province’s fast-growing oil industry
Amid a fierce winter storm, an estimated 250,000 litres of oil spilled into the ocean from Husky Energy’s SeaRose platform, about 350 kilometres from St. John’s. Continue reading
Rail cars for oil transport ‘not going to solve the problem’ for Alberta: Scheer
In a ‘West Block’ interview, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer said that while he understands why Alberta feels it has no other options, rail cars won’t help. Continue reading
Man donates $10,000 Christmas shopping spree for St. Albert club
By Kim Smith Reporter
The Kinette Club of St. Albert was in for a huge surprise Saturday, after organizers had given up hope it would reach its donation goal for its annual Christmas hamper campaign. Continue reading
Video of woman signing lyrics to her dad at Edmonton concert gains online attention
The video showing a woman signing to her dad has over 5 million views and has been shared 1 million times. Continue reading
Man, 39, dies in two-vehicle crash east of Sundre
RCMP said a man died after a crash east of Sundre on Saturday. Continue reading
Downtown Edmonton rally against UN, globalism met with counter-protest
Hundreds of protesters descended on downtown Edmonton for the second week in a row on Saturday to protest the United Nations and what organizers refer to as the “global world order.” Continue reading
Peter Watts: Alberta summit finds Indigenous groups spreading their wings
By Peter Watts Radio host
On Thursday, Premier Rachel Notley spoke at the Northern Leaders Summit in Slave Lake and talked about a number of issues that are of vital interest to First Nations communities. Continue reading
Suncor warns forced oil cutbacks in Alberta pose safety, operational risks
Forced Alberta government crude oil production cuts next year will result in “unintended consequences” that could include increased safety hazards for its employees, Suncor Energy Inc. warned Friday. Continue reading
December wildfire burning near western Alberta hamlet now ‘being held’
Alberta Wildfire said the fire broke out Friday afternoon in an area that has seen little snowfall so far this winter, and high winds of more than 100 km/h had fanned the flames. Continue reading
Three points for Connor McDavid as Edmonton Oilers flatten Flyers
The Oilers are 9-2-2 under Ken Hitchcock. Continue reading
Rare WWII Hawker Hurricane plane restoration almost complete
By Kent Morrison Anchor
It has taken years to re-build, but a rare World War II Hawker Hurricane fighter plane being restored in Alberta is almost ready to be unveiled. Continue reading
Oil and gas industry drops out of Whistler investor conference over mayor’s climate change letter
CIBC confirmed it had scrapped the oil and gas portion of its annual investor conference in January after multiple companies dropped out. Continue reading
Korean supermarket H-Mart to open in south Edmonton
By Albert Delitala Digital Journalist
H-Mart confirmed to Global News that it plans to open a store in South Park Centre early next year. Continue reading
Edmonton cheerleaders involved in Las Vegas bus crash
Five people from Edmonton – three of which are athletes on a local cheer team — were taken to hospital in Las Vegas after being involved in a four-vehicle collision Friday morning. Continue reading
AHS refutes data showing concerning health violations at Saddledome, Rogers Place
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Alberta Health Services is calling the methodology and data of a recent ESPN report on NHL arenas into question. Continue reading
Alberta investigating Catholic teacher contracts over discrimination concerns
The Alberta government is investigating employment agreements signed by Catholic school teachers amid concerns they could be fired for being in gay or common-law relationships. Continue reading
Another successful delivery weekend for 630 CHED Santas Anonymous
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
Delivery weekend for 630 CHED Santas Anonymous has come and gone. Continue reading
Alberta’s revamped K-4 school curriculum set for testing in 2019
Proposed changes to Alberta’s curriculum for kindergarten to Grade 4 students have been finalized and will be piloted in select schools starting in the new year. Continue reading
Caleb Jones to make NHL debut as Edmonton Oilers host Flyers
Caleb Jones will play his first NHL game against the Flyers. Continue reading
