More than a dozen tractor-trailers lined up beneath a Detroit-area freeway overpass to aid police trying to help a man who was contemplating suicide. Continue reading →

A new report from Royal LePage shows the state of housing affordability for young buyers after the new mortgage stress-test rules. Continue reading →

A look at the dark subculture that is the incel movement. Continue reading →

The findings may shed new light on Kim Jong Un’s announcement that his country was ceasing its testing program ahead of planned summit meetings with South Korean President Moon Jae-in and U.S. President Donald Trump. Continue reading →

Renuka Amarasingha was an employee of the Toronto District School Board. Continue reading →

“If we would all behave just a little bit more like Iain, the benefit to humanity would be spectacular.” Continue reading →

The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) said without a flight recorder, there is no way to be sure what caused a plane crash that killed four people, including former Alberta premier Jim Prentice. Continue reading →

A semi truck rolled on the QEII in central Alberta early Thursday morning, spilling the diesel it was hauling and shutting down a section of the major highway. Continue reading →

A vehicle collided with a tree near 91 Avenue and 79 Street in the Holyrood neighbourhood Thursday morning. Continue reading →

Edmonton police are asking the public for tips as they try to locate a 70-year-old woman with Alzehimer’s disease who was reported missing after being last seen in Mill Woods on Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

Police are asking the public to help them find a 43-year-old man with Down syndrome who was last seen at the Edmonton Food Bank in the area of 115 Avenue and 120 Street on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading →

A man was taken to hospital with a serious leg injury after getting caught between a train and the platform at the Belvedere LRT Station on Wednesday night, police said. Continue reading →

After months of failed negotiations, the union representing WestJet pilots announced Wednesday was the start of a 21-day cooling-off period after which pilots can strike. Continue reading →

The Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) Edward R. Murrow Awards are among the most prestigious in broadcast and digital news, honouring outstanding achievements in journalism. Continue reading →

All charges have been dropped against the part-owner of an Edmonton trucking company that was potentially facing millions of dollars in fines for allegedly transporting overweight loads of soil. Continue reading →

A 35-year-old man has been charged with uttering threats and possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose after an incident that shut down two Edmonton-area schools Monday. Continue reading →

Alberta’s top court has dismissed the appeal of a group that wanted to run a graphic anti-abortion ad on transit buses in northwestern Alberta. Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I stopped thinking of David Suzuki as a real scientist about two decades ago, writes Danielle Smith. Continue reading →

Cenovus Energy Inc. says it will consider slowing development of a 50,000-barrel-per-day oilsands expansion project that it started building early last year if there isn’t meaningful progress on increasing pipeline capacity out of Alberta. Continue reading →

While she doesn’t agree with it personally, Premier Notley said it is the university’s right to make a decision about awarding David Suzuki an honorary degree and also to defend it. Continue reading →

Global News has won 11 regional Edward R. Murrow awards in Alberta, B.C. and Saskatchewan for outstanding achievement in electronic journalism, the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) announced on Wednesday. Continue reading →

A recent series of roadway landings have left federal officials scratching their heads. Continue reading →