1 of The Melisizwe Brothers picked to sing new Netflix show theme song
Teen critically injured, minivan heavily damaged in Yellowhead Trail collision
Canada Post rotating strikes hit Edmonton, Kelowna after union rejects latest offer
3 experts will work with Alberta energy industry to find oil price gap solution
Golden Knights explode in second to hand Edmonton Oilers another loss
City of Edmonton employees hold candlelight vigil to highlight workplace harassment
Impact of Canada-wide anti-depressant shortage has Edmonton pharmacists worried
An Edmonton pharmacist says he’s having to ration the small supply of Wellbutrin he has left – sometimes giving patients just four pills at a time – trying to ensure everyone stays treated. Continue reading
Case of bovine tuberculosis found in cow on southern B.C. farm
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
This was a federally registered slaughterhouse so all animals are inspected to ensure they are handled humanely and meet all regulatory requirements and laws. Continue reading
Calgary MLA plans return to Alberta legislature after being booted from NDP caucus
A Calgary MLA who has refused to take her seat in the Alberta legislature to protest what she has called a “toxic culture” in the building says she is now planning to return after speaking to her constituents. Continue reading
Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta
Cpl. Maria Ogden says the video depicts an “inhumane death of a wild animal,” but she could not offer more details. Continue reading
WATCH: Eye cam captures Grey Cup Festival fun in downtown Edmonton
Here’s what Global News has planned at the Grey Cup Festival and a look at the area from high above the site. Continue reading
Red Deer interchange that accesses Gasoline Alley opens
The Alberta government hopes the $80-million road project will improve traffic flow and safety for drivers, local residents, commuters and businesses. Continue reading
Excessive drinking before game leads to team’s ejection from World Curling Tour event in Alberta
A curling team skipped by Jamie Koe that featured 2014 Olympic champion Ryan Fry was ejected from an Alberta bonspiel over the weekend for what organizers called unsportsmanlike behaviour resulting from excessive drinking. Continue reading
KCTI Travels starts passenger bus service between Saskatoon and Edmonton
KCTI Travels is starting up a passenger bus from Saskatoon to Edmonton and back, five days a week. Continue reading
Women’s shelter group looking to prevent violence during Grey Cup week
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A recent study showed that during certain Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary Stampeders games, domestic violence rates rise as much as 15 per cent. Continue reading
Canadians will soon get an emergency alert text message— it’s a test
The system is being tested for the second time — it was first tested in May, but there were several technical difficulties the first time around. Continue reading
Freedom Mobile launches 100 GB promotion in latest challenge to Big 3 rivals
The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading
Give Me Shelter campaign to help victims of domestic violence enters 15th year
For the 15th year, Global Edmonton’s annual “Give Me Shelter” campaign to help hundreds of women and children who are escaping domestic violence is underway. Continue reading
Calgary girl who died in skiing accident remembered with Abby Award
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A 9-year-old Calgary girl who died in a skiing crash in Kananaskis Country is being remembered by an award in her name. Continue reading
Puppies saved from Korean meat trade up for adoption in Calgary
Two dogs rescued from a South Korean meat farm are now up for adoption after arriving in Calgary. Continue reading
6 boys charged in alleged group sexual assault at St. Michael’s College
School officials said the assaults, which the administration was initially made aware of last Monday, were videotaped and circulated on social media. Continue reading
Suspected gunman dead, 3 in critical condition after shooting at Chicago hospital
Four people were in critical condition after a shooting at Chicago’s Mercy Hospital, police said. Continue reading
Freedom Mobile launches 100 GB promotion in latest challenge to Big 3 rivals
The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading
Northern California wildfire death toll at 77 after more human remains found
Authorities say one more set of human remains was found Sunday, bringing the total number killed in a devastating California wildfire to 77. Continue reading
Finland baffled by Trump’s comments about raking leaves to prevent forest fires
Finland’s president confirmed he spoke with U.S. President Donald Trump about how to manage forest fires, but he doesn’t recall mentioning raking. Continue reading
Impact of Canada-wide anti-depressant shortage has Edmonton pharmacists worried
An Edmonton pharmacist says he’s having to ration the small supply of Wellbutrin he has left – sometimes giving patients just four pills at a time – trying to ensure everyone stays treated. Continue reading
1 of The Melisizwe Brothers picked to sing new Netflix show theme song
By Gord Steinke Anchor
The lead singer for the Leduc-based trio The Melisizwe Brothers hit the right note with the producers of a new Netflix series that debuts Nov. 20. Continue reading
Case of bovine tuberculosis found in cow on southern B.C. farm
By Amy Judd Online Supervisor BC
This was a federally registered slaughterhouse so all animals are inspected to ensure they are handled humanely and meet all regulatory requirements and laws. Continue reading
Calgary MLA plans return to Alberta legislature after being booted from NDP caucus
A Calgary MLA who has refused to take her seat in the Alberta legislature to protest what she has called a “toxic culture” in the building says she is now planning to return after speaking to her constituents. Continue reading
Officers investigate video of coyote beaten to death in northern Alberta
Cpl. Maria Ogden says the video depicts an “inhumane death of a wild animal,” but she could not offer more details. Continue reading
WATCH: Eye cam captures Grey Cup Festival fun in downtown Edmonton
Here’s what Global News has planned at the Grey Cup Festival and a look at the area from high above the site. Continue reading
Red Deer interchange that accesses Gasoline Alley opens
The Alberta government hopes the $80-million road project will improve traffic flow and safety for drivers, local residents, commuters and businesses. Continue reading
3 experts will work with Alberta energy industry to find oil price gap solution
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley has appointed three experts to work with the energy industry to find ways to close an oil price gap that is costing Canada tens of millions a day. Continue reading
Excessive drinking before game leads to team’s ejection from World Curling Tour event in Alberta
A curling team skipped by Jamie Koe that featured 2014 Olympic champion Ryan Fry was ejected from an Alberta bonspiel over the weekend for what organizers called unsportsmanlike behaviour resulting from excessive drinking. Continue reading
Calgary council shuts down 2026 Olympic bid following plebiscite no vote
Stockholm and a joint Italian bid from Milan and Cortina d’Ampezzo are still in the running to host the 2026 Games. Continue reading
KCTI Travels starts passenger bus service between Saskatoon and Edmonton
KCTI Travels is starting up a passenger bus from Saskatoon to Edmonton and back, five days a week. Continue reading
Teen critically injured, minivan heavily damaged in Yellowhead Trail collision
A 19-year-old was sent to hospital in life-threatening condition after the minivan he was driving lost control and crashed into a light pole early Monday morning in northeast Edmonton. Continue reading
Women’s shelter group looking to prevent violence during Grey Cup week
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A recent study showed that during certain Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary Stampeders games, domestic violence rates rise as much as 15 per cent. Continue reading
Canadians will soon get an emergency alert text message— it’s a test
The system is being tested for the second time — it was first tested in May, but there were several technical difficulties the first time around. Continue reading
Freedom Mobile launches 100 GB promotion in latest challenge to Big 3 rivals
The Big Binge Bonus promotion offering 100 gigabytes of extra data is Freedom’s latest tactic for distinguishing itself from Canada’s national wireless carriers owned by Rogers, Bell and Telus. Continue reading
Canada Post rotating strikes hit Edmonton, Kelowna after union rejects latest offer
Canada Post workers took their rotating strikes to Alberta and British Columbia Monday after rejecting the Crown corporation’s latest offer and asking that a mediator be appointed to help end the ongoing labour dispute. Continue reading
Give Me Shelter campaign to help victims of domestic violence enters 15th year
For the 15th year, Global Edmonton’s annual “Give Me Shelter” campaign to help hundreds of women and children who are escaping domestic violence is underway. Continue reading
Golden Knights explode in second to hand Edmonton Oilers another loss
The Oilers have lost six of their last seven. Continue reading
Calgary girl who died in skiing accident remembered with Abby Award
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A 9-year-old Calgary girl who died in a skiing crash in Kananaskis Country is being remembered by an award in her name. Continue reading
Puppies saved from Korean meat trade up for adoption in Calgary
Two dogs rescued from a South Korean meat farm are now up for adoption after arriving in Calgary. Continue reading
Edmonton-area man completes 10-year trek on Trans Canada Trail
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Dana Meise, 44, spent the last 10 years doing the 21,000 kilometre hike from the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean then north to the Arctic Ocean; to put it into perspective, the distance from Sydney, Australia to London, England is roughly 17,000 kilometres. Continue reading
Edmonton Canada Post workers hit the picket line for the third time
A rotating Canada Post strike made its way to Edmonton for the third time this weekend. Continue reading
Alberta Advantage Party holds inaugural Annual General Meeting Saturday
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
The Alberta Advantage Party held it’s inaugural Annual General Meeting Saturday Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers lose lead in the third and fall in Calgary
The Flames came from behind to beat the Oilers 4-2. Continue reading
Alberta Party calls on province to curtail oil production
The Alberta Party caucus is calling on the province to curtail all oil production. Continue reading
