$1.2B price tag means freeway unlikely for Terwillegar Drive
Woman charged after racial slurs hurled at man following Edmonton parking dispute
Leduc eliminates ‘Buddy’ cartoon from marijuana awareness campaign after criticism
Edmonton public schools to review its ‘books to weed out’ list due to concerns
Edmonton-based Aurora Cannabis ‘more than ready’ with pot supply ahead of legalization
Alberta to send 2 ministers to Ottawa to fight Bill C-69: ‘Stop the regulatory merry-go-round’
Water flowing from ceiling of Alberta school raises safety concerns for parents
On Monday morning, water came pouring from the ceiling of J.E. Lapointe School in Beaumont. The water flooded the hallway as students were heading to class. Continue reading
Teen charged with shooting German tourist on Alberta highway to seek bail
The 60-year-old victim of the shooting was treated in hospital in Calgary before returning home to Germany. Continue reading
Florence floodwaters menace South Carolina neighbourhoods, prompt calls for evacuation
The port city of Georgetown, South Carolina stands in the path of what the National Weather Service has said could be significant flooding as water dumped by the Florence storm system drains to the ocean. Continue reading
After disappearing a year earlier, Alberta cat reunited with owners
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
A Sherwood Park family has been reunited with their beloved pet after he disappeared a year ago. Continue reading
Eagle Spirit president says pipeline from northern Alberta to Prince Rupert, B.C. could win NEB approval
The president of the company proposing the $16-billion Eagle Spirit Pipeline says his project could win regulatory approval if the federal government backs down on its plan to ban oil tanker traffic on the north coast of B.C. Continue reading
Archaeologists discover 400-year-old shipwreck off coast of Portugal
Divers found spices, nine bronze cannons engraved with the Portuguese coat of arms, Chinese ceramics and cowry shells, a type of currency used to trade slaves during the colonial era. Continue reading
Son of couple whose plane went missing en route to Chilliwack from Edmonton thanks search crews for efforts
The family of a pilot and passenger whose plane went missing while flying from Alberta to B.C. earlier this month has issued a statement after search efforts were suspended last week. Continue reading
Trans Mountain expansion could harm killer whales, National Energy Board review may warn
The federal fisheries minister says it will be harder for cabinet to give a green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if the National Energy Board’s new environmental review determines the project is going to harm killer whales. Continue reading
Kavanaugh nomination vote to be held Friday — the morning after his accuser testifies
The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a vote Friday on Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP issue arrest warrant for suspect in Sheraton Hotel stabbing
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Surrey RCMP have issued an arrest warrant in connection with a stabbing at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel in June. Continue reading
It’s a boy! Baby Devaney has arrived
By Carole Anne Devaney Anchor
Global Edmonton anchor Carole Anne Devaney and her husband Connor welcomed their third child over the weekend, a boy named Sidney Devaney. Continue reading
New study to assess risks of virus transfer from farmed Atlantic salmon to wild salmon
Fisheries Minister Jonathan Wilkinson says the results of the assessment of the piscine reovirus will guide decisions on aquaculture in Canada. Continue reading
Alberta campaign tries to break hazy marijuana myths
The Alberta Motor Association has teamed up with post-secondary students to end myths surrounding pot use and driving. Continue reading
Manitoba man charged after erratic police chase on QEII near Airdrie
A man was arrested after an erratic chase in which a driver in a suspected stolen truck drove down the wrong side of Alberta’s busiest highway. Continue reading
Fugitive New Mexico priest awaits trial behind bars for sexual abuse allegations
“He is known to manipulate and gain the trust of people,” federal Prosecutor Sean Sullivan told U.S. Magistrate Judge Karen Molzen. “Honestly, a jail setting is the best setting for the defendant to be.” Continue reading
Woman charged after racial slurs hurled at man following Edmonton parking dispute
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A 44-year-old woman has been charged after a racist rant in an Edmonton parking lot was caught on camera late last month. Continue reading
PCs win most seats in N.B. election, Liberals vow to maintain power
Blaine Higgs and the Progressive Conservatives have won the most seats in the New Brunswick election. Continue reading
Bill Cosby sentenced to 3 to 10 years in prison for sexual assault
Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill also declared Bill Cosby, 81, a “sexually violent predator.” Continue reading
Tori Stafford’s family says woman convicted in her murder moved from prison to healing lodge
The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge. Continue reading
New Brunswick election results 2018: Riding-by-riding poll results
New Brunswick’s Liberals and Progressive Conservatives were locked in a neck-and-neck race as the ballots were counted at the conclusion of an election campaign that appeared to be a referendum on Liberal Leader Brian Gallant’s reputation as a big-spending premier. Continue reading
Water flowing from ceiling of Alberta school raises safety concerns for parents
On Monday morning, water came pouring from the ceiling of J.E. Lapointe School in Beaumont. The water flooded the hallway as students were heading to class. Continue reading
Teen charged with shooting German tourist on Alberta highway to seek bail
The 60-year-old victim of the shooting was treated in hospital in Calgary before returning home to Germany. Continue reading
After disappearing a year earlier, Alberta cat reunited with owners
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
A Sherwood Park family has been reunited with their beloved pet after he disappeared a year ago. Continue reading
Eagle Spirit president says pipeline from northern Alberta to Prince Rupert, B.C. could win NEB approval
The president of the company proposing the $16-billion Eagle Spirit Pipeline says his project could win regulatory approval if the federal government backs down on its plan to ban oil tanker traffic on the north coast of B.C. Continue reading
Son of couple whose plane went missing en route to Chilliwack from Edmonton thanks search crews for efforts
The family of a pilot and passenger whose plane went missing while flying from Alberta to B.C. earlier this month has issued a statement after search efforts were suspended last week. Continue reading
Trans Mountain expansion could harm killer whales, National Energy Board review may warn
The federal fisheries minister says it will be harder for cabinet to give a green light to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion if the National Energy Board’s new environmental review determines the project is going to harm killer whales. Continue reading
Surrey RCMP issue arrest warrant for suspect in Sheraton Hotel stabbing
By Jon Azpiri Online News Producer
Surrey RCMP have issued an arrest warrant in connection with a stabbing at the Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel in June. Continue reading
Leduc eliminates ‘Buddy’ cartoon from marijuana awareness campaign after criticism
The City of Leduc is changing its marijuana awareness campaign after backlash from residents about a cartoon character named “Buddy.” Continue reading
$1.2B price tag means freeway unlikely for Terwillegar Drive
With a cost of $1.2 billion, residents in southwest Edmonton likely won’t see Terwillegar Drive converted into a freeway anytime soon. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers’ Evan Bouchard gets veteran partner for tilt with Canucks
Rookie Evan Bouchard hones his defensive game as he closes in Oilers roster spot. Continue reading
Edmonton-based Aurora Cannabis ‘more than ready’ with pot supply ahead of legalization
Licensed marijuana producer Aurora Cannabis Inc. says it is “more than ready” for the legalization of recreational pot next month, with enough supply to meet all its commitments to provinces and territories. Continue reading
Woman charged after racial slurs hurled at man following Edmonton parking dispute
By Kirby Bourne Digital Content Coordinator
A 44-year-old woman has been charged after a racist rant in an Edmonton parking lot was caught on camera late last month. Continue reading
It’s a boy! Baby Devaney has arrived
By Carole Anne Devaney Anchor
Global Edmonton anchor Carole Anne Devaney and her husband Connor welcomed their third child over the weekend, a boy named Sidney Devaney. Continue reading
Alberta to send 2 ministers to Ottawa to fight Bill C-69: ‘Stop the regulatory merry-go-round’
Alberta’s energy and environment ministers are heading to Ottawa to push for changes to federal legislation that would overhaul energy project reviews. Continue reading
Alberta campaign tries to break hazy marijuana myths
The Alberta Motor Association has teamed up with post-secondary students to end myths surrounding pot use and driving. Continue reading
Manitoba man charged after erratic police chase on QEII near Airdrie
A man was arrested after an erratic chase in which a driver in a suspected stolen truck drove down the wrong side of Alberta’s busiest highway. Continue reading
Edmonton public schools to review its ‘books to weed out’ list due to concerns
Edmonton Public Schools says it’s taking down its book review site after a leading Indigenous author questioned why some of his graphic novels were on a not-recommended list. Continue reading
OPEC meeting with allies ends with agreement to not further increase oil production
A meeting of OPEC and its allies ended without any decision to further increase oil output despite U.S. President Donald Trump’s call for lower prices. Continue reading
Bellegarde says Trans Mountain pipeline expansion may go forward if shipping terminal is moved
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations says the federal government would find it easier to get the Trans Mountain pipeline built if it moves the route and the marine shipping terminal to avoid Indigenous communities that oppose the project. Continue reading
Washington calls on Canada to improve spill plan for U.S. spur of Trans Mountain pipeline project
Washington’s Department of Ecology wants the Canadian government to fix what it calls “deficiencies in critical areas” of its spill response plan for a spur of the Trans Mountain pipeline that runs through the state. Continue reading
Edmonton could potentially beat its own 2030 target to transition to green energy
By Scott Johnston Reporter
Edmonton could potentially beat its 2030 target that city council set in May to power all of its buildings, transit and vehicles through green energy, according to a city program manager. Continue reading
Edmonton police still undecided on marijuana roadside testing equipment
By Quinn Ohler Anchor/Reporter
Edmonton’s police chief said there are problems with an approved roadside screening test for marijuana. Continue reading
Aurora Cannabis revenues more than triple to $19.1M in 4th quarter
The Edmonton company says revenues for the three months ended June 30 were up from $5.9 million a year earlier. Continue reading
Kailer Yamamoto looks ready to arrive for Edmonton Oilers
Kailer Yamamoto keeps scoring and pushing for a spot on the Edmonton Oilers. Continue reading
TransCanada plans to start construction of Keystone XL pipeline in 2019
The developer of the Keystone XL oil pipeline plans to start construction next year, after a U.S. State Department review ordered by a federal judge concluded that major environmental damage from a leak is unlikely and could quickly be mitigated, a company spokesman said Monday. Continue reading
