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Three weeks after the Oka-Hudson ferry resumed service following a months-long shutdown, some users say the crossing has been unreliable because of changing schedules and long wait times. But as Elizabeth Zogalis reports, the company that operates the ferry says it has worked out the kinks and that it should be smooth sailing moving forward.

A convicted killer from British Columbia who had been attending law school in Montreal is back in custody. Ewert had been attending McGill University’s law school, sparking controversy and concern among students. Elizabeth Zogalis reports.

Edmonton Elks defensive back Royce Metchie has been recognized for his work in the community, receiving the David Boone Award for his contributions to community service. Slav Kornik reports.

For more than 60 years, Edmonton Opera has been dedicated to producing great performances that showcase the powerful emotions of opera. They’re back for a new season – with some amazing mainstage productions coming up. Opera director Anna Theodosakis and singer Tessa Fackelmann spoke with Global News Morning Edmonton.

We Kick off another Variety Week bringing you stories of kids and families who’ve been helped by Variety. We start off with eight-year-old Bobae who has a rare genetic condition along with Scoliosis. Variety was able to help her mom Lilly get a costly specialized back brace that is giving Bobae a shot at walking...

The CAQ has been in power since 2018 as former premier François Legault led them to two back-to-back majority governments. But his time is over and a new political page and chapter begins. Dan Spector reports.

A Nova Scotian woman’s life is slowly getting back to normal after she was in a coma for multiple months. She was induced as a result of severe brain swelling that doctors believe could have been triggered by ovarian cancer. It’s something scientists at the Mayo Clinic are hoping to get to the bottom of....

It’s a case that has made international headlines. A univeristy in the United States has been under fire for its handling of sexual assault allegations at a fraternity house back in 2024. Now, a group of Calgarians have gathered to stand in solidarity with the woman at the centre of this case, and highlight concerns...

The man responsible for the deaths of three people in Foam Lake has been granted a conditional release. We get an update on the situation and why he is being allowed to head back to South Carolina. Plus, despite bringing in tens of thousands of people a year, why is a Regina staple not recognized...

The Courts have made their decision and with it comes swift action. How residents are handling the take down of the 20th Street encampment. Plus, the man responsible for the deaths of three people in Foam Lake has been granted a conditional release. We get an update on the situation and why he is being...

An American man who had been jailed for more than four years on charges of fighting as a mercenary in Ukraine, was freed by Russia on Wednesday. The deal was completed during a visit by U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff and at a time when President Donald Trump has taken a series of actions meant to...

The political focus in Canada is now on Alberta, as voters choose whether to stay in the country or move ahead with a binding referendum on independence. Prime Minister Mark Carney is clear on where he stands, and is delivering his message on a campaign-style swing through the province ahead of Monday’s vote, urging voters...

Fabyan Deschamps is speaking out after what she is calling a traumatic experience with involving an Edmonton Police Service officer. Deschamps said back in August, she and a group of people in a parking lot along Fort Road were approached by two officers and were asked to give them their names. Deschamps says she complied...

The public hearing into the death of Myles Gray during an altercation with VPD officers 11 years ago, was back on today. The hearing itself began in January and has been plagued with delays. It follows a coroner’s inquest in 2023. As Rumina Daya reports, a retired VPD officer was on the stand about de-escalation...

A water-main break has closed Trent University’s Symons campus in Peterborough for the remainder of the week.In-person classes are cancelled, and 1,100 students have been displaced from residence.Marc Woodhouse reports on the disruption and the work being done to get them back to class.

An Edmonton man is sentenced to three years in prison for printing 3D weapons. Court transcription students ask NAIT to bring back their diploma program amid struggles to gain employment. A Whyte Avenue bagel shop is forced to shelve its most popular item due to high beef prices. Mark Carney says he’s studied the risk...

In today’s entertainment news Brittnee Blair joins us at the desk to chat about how Bryan Seaver, Dolly Parton’s nephew, has been kicked off her properties after working as her head of security for years, and is now facing a restraining order. In other entertainment news, Lionel Richie is back in the hospital after suffering...

The disappearance of 17-year-old Jodi Henrickson has been a nearly two-decade-long mystery on Bowen Island. There has been much speculation about what happened to her and Global News has learned the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team was back on the island this week. Rumina Daya now on what her former boyfriend is saying about that.

New Brunswick is starting another long-term plan to turn around student achievement after one expert says two decades of education plans have fallen short. The education minister says this time will be different. But as Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, questions remain on whether the new approach actually addresses what’s been holding students back.

Now that the World Cup is over and the Granville pedestrian zone has been turned back into a regular street, businesses are calling on the city to continue to prioritize the street and prevent it from sliding back into crime and street disorder. Kristen Robinson reports.