Edmonton Oilers score three in third to win fifth straight
Edmonton police arrest four people after shooting near downtown lounge
Climate activist Greta Thunberg heading to Alberta
Edmonton voters streaming to advance polls
‘I’m absolutely furious’: Teen shot during robbery outside north Edmonton 7-Eleven
Energize Alberta fined by Election Commissioner in Callaway UCP leadership investigation
Parents of 19-year-old Calgary woman who died of cancer say young cancer patients need more support
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary couple who lost their 19-year-old daughter to cancer is speaking out about the unique challenges facing young adults with cancer. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Saturday, October 12, 2019
SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. – Connor McClennon scored in the shootout as the Winnipeg Ice edged the Swift Current Broncos 6-5 on Saturday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
Singh speaks out against strategic voting, says to ‘never settle for less’
The New Democratic leader is trying to counter a message from the Liberals that they are the only real option for progressive voters, as they have a better shot at forming government. Continue reading
Mother of Alberta man who was shot to death now robbed of son’s hockey ring
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A grieving southern Alberta mother is pleading for the return of her son’s hockey ring. Continue reading
Edmonton’s comic book community rallies for the Stollery
David Tuff first launched the fundraiser when his youngest daughter was diagnosed with a rare heart defect. Continue reading
Ecuador officials, indigenous leaders to begin talks in wake of violent protests
The protests have paralyzed Ecuador’s economy and cut off more than half of the country’s production of oil, Ecuador’s most important export. Continue reading
WHL: Olivia Howe enters uncharted territory, joins Moose Jaw’s coaching staff
“I’m really excited to start here. It’s a great opportunity. Being from Moose Jaw, it’s just awesome.” Continue reading
Man, 78, trampled by cattle in Alberta: STARS
STARS Air Ambulance responded to the scene 13 kilometres southwest of Three Hills on Friday after 6 p.m., STARS said. Continue reading
1 person wounded after reports of shots fired at Florida mall
Boca Raton police said at about 3:30 on Sunday that officers are on scene and conducting a search at Town Center mall. Continue reading
Singh vows to help oilsands workers find new jobs with programs, funding
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is pledging to help oilsands workers find new jobs outside the sector if his party forms government and implements its plan to combat climate change. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Friday, October 11, 2019
KENNEWICK, Wash. – Kyle Olson scored his second goal of the night 4:20 into overtime as the Tri-City Americans topped the Victoria Royals 4-3 on Friday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
‘Call me the Grouch’: SNL parodies ‘Joker’ with Oscar the Grouch from ‘Sesame Street’
SNL presented their own spin on the dark origin story and cast David Harbour as the titular character, Oscar the Grouch. Continue reading
UCP says Alberta’s energy war room’s ‘internal operations’ not subject to freedom of information laws
The Kenney government’s so-called “energy war room,” which is aimed at countering criticism of Alberta’s energy industry, is coming under fire again after the province revealed its “internal operations” won’t be subject to freedom of information laws. Continue reading
Alberta prepares for flu season despite delays in vaccine shipments
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Flu shots are arriving at pharmacies and doctors’ offices across the province this week as Alberta health officials prepare for the upcoming flu season. Continue reading
Trudeau says security threat ‘will not change’ how he conducts campaign
When asked by reporters about the vest he wore at Sunday’s event, Trudeau said his first concern was the safety of his family and the other Canadians in the room. Continue reading
Scheer defends Conservative Chinese Facebook ads saying Trudeau will legalize hard drugs
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer did not have an answer for why the Facebook advertisements were only published in Chinese languages. Continue reading
Canadian kids aren’t playing outside enough, experts say, and it’s harming their health
Sitting indoors is much worse for children’s health than getting into some scrapes outside, experts say. Continue reading
Climate activist Greta Thunberg heading to Alberta
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
The 16-year old climate activist shared on social media that she’s coming to Alberta. Continue reading
Trudeau wears protective vest after security concern delays Liberal rally in Toronto
Trudeau’s extra security detail was obvious as the Liberal leader was escorted through the boisterous crowd by a large number of plainclothes RCMP officers as well as Mounties dressed in green tactical gear. Continue reading
As Trump continues to back Giuliani, some advisors wish he would stop
On Saturday, Trump deployed in Giuliani’s defense the same two-word phrase — “Witch Hunt!” — he has repeatedly used in the past. Continue reading
Parents of 19-year-old Calgary woman who died of cancer say young cancer patients need more support
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A Calgary couple who lost their 19-year-old daughter to cancer is speaking out about the unique challenges facing young adults with cancer. Continue reading
Edmonton police arrest four people after shooting near downtown lounge
Officers were called to an area outside Diverse Lounge on 111 Avenue and 96 Street around 10:40 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 12. Continue reading
Climate activist Greta Thunberg heading to Alberta
By Cassandra Jodoin Radio Anchor/Reporter
The 16-year old climate activist shared on social media that she’s coming to Alberta. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Saturday, October 12, 2019
SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. – Connor McClennon scored in the shootout as the Winnipeg Ice edged the Swift Current Broncos 6-5 on Saturday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
Eskimos clinch playoff spot with Saturday night win over Lions
With this win, the Lions four game winning streak is over, along with their playoff aspirations for this season. Continue reading
Mother of Alberta man who was shot to death now robbed of son’s hockey ring
By Carolyn Kury de Castillo Reporter
A grieving southern Alberta mother is pleading for the return of her son’s hockey ring. Continue reading
Edmonton’s comic book community rallies for the Stollery
David Tuff first launched the fundraiser when his youngest daughter was diagnosed with a rare heart defect. Continue reading
Edmonton voters streaming to advance polls
A steady stream of Edmonton voters have been taking advantage of the advanced polls. Continue reading
Edmonton Oilers score three in third to win fifth straight
Leon Draisaitl had three points as the Oilers won their fifth straight. Continue reading
WHL: Olivia Howe enters uncharted territory, joins Moose Jaw’s coaching staff
“I’m really excited to start here. It’s a great opportunity. Being from Moose Jaw, it’s just awesome.” Continue reading
Man, 78, trampled by cattle in Alberta: STARS
STARS Air Ambulance responded to the scene 13 kilometres southwest of Three Hills on Friday after 6 p.m., STARS said. Continue reading
‘I’m absolutely furious’: Teen shot during robbery outside north Edmonton 7-Eleven
Edmonton police are investigating after a 17-year-old male was shot outside of a 7-11 convenience store in north Edmonton. Continue reading
Energize Alberta fined by Election Commissioner in Callaway UCP leadership investigation
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
An organization related to Jeff Callaway’s so-called kamikaze UCP leadership bid has been fined over $15,000. Continue reading
Singh vows to help oilsands workers find new jobs with programs, funding
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh is pledging to help oilsands workers find new jobs outside the sector if his party forms government and implements its plan to combat climate change. Continue reading
WHL Roundup: Friday, October 11, 2019
KENNEWICK, Wash. – Kyle Olson scored his second goal of the night 4:20 into overtime as the Tri-City Americans topped the Victoria Royals 4-3 on Friday in Western Hockey League action. Continue reading
UCP says Alberta’s energy war room’s ‘internal operations’ not subject to freedom of information laws
The Kenney government’s so-called “energy war room,” which is aimed at countering criticism of Alberta’s energy industry, is coming under fire again after the province revealed its “internal operations” won’t be subject to freedom of information laws. Continue reading
Alberta prepares for flu season despite delays in vaccine shipments
By Adam MacVicar Digital Journalist
Flu shots are arriving at pharmacies and doctors’ offices across the province this week as Alberta health officials prepare for the upcoming flu season. Continue reading
Alberta ski jumpers find new home after COP closure
By Cami Kepke Reporter
With demolition underway on the iconic Canada Olympic Park ski jumps, area athletes have found a solution just in time for their season to start. Continue reading
Tent cities causing growing concerns for some Edmontonians
Concerns are growing as homeless camps have been set up in Edmonton’s inner-city neighbourhoods and don’t seem to be going anywhere. Continue reading
Edmonton e-scooters set on fire, companies say they’ve never seen anything like it
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Dozens of e-scooters have been set on fire in Edmonton, according to the two companies that operate the products. Continue reading
Eskimos take another crack at clinching a playoff spot when they host the Lions
The Edmonton Eskimos look to clinch a playoff spot on Saturday afternoon as they host the B.C. Lions on The Brick Field at Commonwealth Stadium. Continue reading
Traffic light removal marks 1st major step in Yellowhead Trail freeway conversion
Drivers who take Yellowhead Trail on a regular basis will notice one less stop along the busy roadway beginning Monday. Continue reading
Pedestrians testify at Edmonton trial of man accused of hitting them with U-Haul van
A pedestrian who was struck by a speeding U-Haul van in downtown Edmonton says she woke up in hospital unable to understand language. Continue reading
Raptor dinosaur skeleton found in southern Alberta hailed a ‘scientific goldmine’
A rare saurornitholestes raptor fossil found in Alberta’s Dinosaur Provincial Park is being called a “scientific goldmine” by researchers. Continue reading
Bob Layton: Bridge bandits
Climate activists got too big for their bridges last Monday, Bob Layton says. Continue reading