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7 Alberta referendum signs vandalized in Fort McMurrayMore than half of the signs encouraging Albertans to vote to have a second, binding referendum to leave Canada were vandalized in Fort McMurray over the past week.PoliticsOct 9
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Nearly 100 dogs rescued from home in Fort McMurrayThe dogs have been placed in the care of the Fort McMurray SPCA, which says it will let the public know when the animals are ready for adoption.CanadaAug 28
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Alberta separatists say Ottawa prioritizing pipeline doesn’t halt independence pushIn just over two weeks, Albertans will go to the polls in an Oct. 19 referendum on whether to stay in Canada or launch a second, binding referendum on separating.PoliticsOct 2
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Another oilsands boom? Smith, Carney say this time Canada will be readyThe last boom from the mid-2000s to 2010s came with the side-effects of cost inflation, labour scarcity and housing shortages — the industry has changed significantly since then.EconomyOct 2
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After experiencing 2016 wildfire, Fort McMurray survivor addresses evacuation traumaAs wildfires force evacuations across B.C., Fort McMurray survivor Terese Greenwood reflects on losing her home in 2016 and the lessons she learned about recovery.WeatherJul 25
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Cenovus set to surpass million-barrel per day production as it digests MEG purchaseCenovus Energy said most of the production bump has been from its largest asset, the steam-driven Christina Lake project near Colklin, located south of Fort McMurray.MoneyJul 29
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Indigenous groups given just 2 months to consult on Pacific Link pipeline designationThe government said it will work over the next year to complete consultations on the project itself, and to secure environmental safeguards, financing and Indigenous partnerships.PerspectivesOct 1
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More than 300 advance polls open across Alberta in historic referendum on separationRoughly 310 advance polling stations open across Alberta Tuesday in a historic vote on the province's place in Canada.PoliticsOct 13
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Pacific Link pipeline to the West Coast officially designated a ‘national interest’ projectThe proposed Pacific Link pipeline would see up to one million barrels of oil per day flow from Alberta to the BC. Lower Mainland for export to Asian markets.CanadaOct 1
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Alberta voting locations extend hours after late openings, delaying referendum resultsElections Alberta says that for various reasons some locations opened late, so it cannot release unofficial results until 10 p.m. when the last polling station closes.CanadaOct 19
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2 people charged after police seize drugs, firearms in Fort McMurray, Alta.Members of the Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team seized $100,000 worth of drugs, several firearms and a large amount of cash, during an investigation in Fort McMurray, Alta.CrimeJul 7
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Wildfires expose accessibility failures: advocatesJanice Lyons was upstairs in her Summerland, B.C., home when there was a flash at her doorbell, which lights up in her Deaf household in place of a chime.WeatherAug 22
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Too soon to say whether pipeline agreement could change Suncor’s outlook: CEOSuncor's CEO says he's encouraged by the tone in Canada surrounding the energy sector but it's too early to tell whether recent government commitments can help spur future growth.MoneyAug 5
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Fed up in Fort Mac: Residents take Highway 63 road repairs into their own handsFed up with waiting for the province or municipality to carry out repairs to Highway 63, some residents of Fort McMurray are taking matters into their own hands.TrafficJun 11
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Alberta proposes new pipeline, but hurdles to construction, profitability remainWhile the governments of Canada and Alberta have agreed to take the proposal for a new pipeline to the next step, oil industry insiders say some big hurdles remain.PoliticsJul 3
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Violent Pokémon card thefts on the rise in Laval, Que., police warnTen suspects were recently arrested in connection with several armed thefts, four of which involved the sale of the popular cards, investigators said in a news release Thursday.CrimeJun 18
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Fort McMurray seeks answers from province over Highway 63 storm responseThe massive, sudden snowfall that started on April 23 left hundreds of stranded drivers on Highway 63 without food, water, or proper communication for almost 24 hours.TrafficMay 6
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Global News’ Dawna Friesen wins Canadian Screen Award for Best National News AnchorDawna Friesen has been awarded the Canadian Screen Award for Best National News Anchor. She is the anchor and executive editor of Global National.CanadaMay 29
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New documents show potential pipeline routes from Alberta to B.C.’s coast'My takeaway, looking at all of them, was that it was going further north than Northern Gateway and a lot of terminuses in Nisga'a territory,' Heather Exner-Pirot said.PoliticsJun 1
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Environment Canada issues rainfall warnings, special statement for B.C., and AlbertaHeavy rain is forecast across parts of Alberta and southeastern B.C. through next week, raising concerns about flooding, landslides and washouts in some communities.EnvironmentMay 30