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Correctional Services of Canada issued a warrant for 31-year-old Eugenia Herman who could not be accounted for at the Buffalo Sage Wellness House in Edmonton Saturday.

From movie and TV stars to musicians and other notable personalities, we said goodbye to a lot of familiar, beloved faces this year.

A confirmed outbreak of COVID-19 at a student residence on the main campus of the University of Alberta means there will be no varsity athletics activities on the campus for the next 14 days.

Gurwinder Singh Toor is charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of Angelo Galido. RCMP say the two men were known to each other.

The Edmonton-born Collins began performing in the 1930s on television and radio shows across the country, and has worked with everyone from Dizzy Gillespie to Oscar Peterson.

AUSTIN, Texas - A federal judge handed Lance Armstrong a quick setback Monday as he went to court to save his seven Tour de France titles and his reputation as one of the greatest cyclists ever.

EDMONTON - Slipshod management led to the hiring of a pathologist who misdiagnosed biopsies for cancer patients at an Edmonton hospital, Alberta's health watchdog reported Thursday.

The Morning News on Global Edmonton - With Shaye Ganam and Jennifer Crosby.

BRUSSELS - After tough all-night bargaining, European leaders appeared to salvage what had seemed to be a summit teetering toward failure by agreeing early Friday to use the continent's bailout fund to funnel money directly to struggling banks, and in the longer term to the idea of a tighter union.

BRUSSELS - After 18 disappointing summits since the start of the debt crisis, Europe's leaders appeared Friday to have finally come up with quick fixes and long-term plans that show they are serious about restoring confidence in their currency union.

BRUSSELS - After 18 disappointing summits since the start of the debt crisis, Europe's leaders appeared Friday to have finally come up with quick fixes and long-term plans that show they are serious about restoring confidence in their currency union.

VIENNA - A senior U.N. nuclear inspector spoke Wednesday of a "good trip" to Tehran and the agency said his team will return to Iran's capital in late February, indicating progress on attempts to investigate suspicions that Iran is secretly working on nuclear weapons.

BERLIN - German and French officials lowered expectations Wednesday for a deal to save the euro during this week's European summit, deflating investors' optimism about a broad resolution of Europe's debt crisis.

EDMONTON - Alberta's new tougher drunk driving laws are expected to be rolled out over the next seven months, the province's transportation minister said Wednesday.

EDMONTON - Alberta's justice minister says it's full steam ahead for the government's drunk-driving bill despite a court ruling striking down parts of similar legislation in British Columbia.

EDMONTON - Alberta's Wildrose party campaign bus is getting a re-do after the first version went viral Monday for its unintended display of leader Danielle Smith's twin tire decolletage.

European Union leaders agreed Friday to a drastically reduced 7-year budget worth €959 billion ($1.28 trillion) — the first cut in spending in the 27-country group's history.

The spreading global pandemic has tested the competing interests of public health and privacy, with thousands of individuals experiencing both physical illness and the less-visible stigma that can come with it.

"Additionally, residents and their caregivers who are fully immunized may choose to have close physical contact beyond what is required for care and supervision, such as hugging."

Alberta Health Minister Tyler Shandro said a field hospital being set up at the Edmonton Butterdome is a "contingency plan" that will be used as a last resort.