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In what turned out to be a remarkably close vote, residents of Westlock, Alta., have voted in favour of banning all non-governmental flags on municipal property. The results also mean the town’s Pride crosswalk must be removed. Nicole Di Donato has the latest.

Speaking in the House of Commons in Ottawa on Tuesday, Government House Leader Karina Gould said that “When we hear the words ‘common sense’ and ‘Conservatives,’ we get the shivers” because of spending cuts. Conservative MP Dan Albas responded by saying that inflationary government deficits were “to blame” for rising living costs and asking if...

The water reservoir in Alma, N.B. can’t keep up with increased demand during the summer months. As Suzanne Lapointe reports, the popular tourist destination is on day six of a boil order that could last all season

Jolene Brewster, the owner of Jolene’s Tea House in Banff, Alta. joins Global News Calgary with tips on elevating your iced tea recipe and shows off some other treasures that can be found in a little log cabin on Banff’s iconic Bear Street

Hundreds of residents of Rainbow Lake, Alta., were finally able to go home Friday morning after a mandatory evacuation order was issued May 6. Dan Fletcher, the town’s CAO, has the latest.

People living in the town of Rainbow Lake, Alta., are returning to their homes. It’s been nearly a month since wildfire forced them to flee. The community is about 900 km north of Edmonton. ‘Global News at Noon Edmonton’ spoke with the town’s chief administrative officer Dan Fletcher about re-entry plans.

Free Blackfoot-related programming is now being offered in Lethbridge, Alta., full-time at the Blackfoot Resource Hub, a space where anyone can come to learn the traditions and ways of knowing. Jaclyn Kucey has the details.

Josee Kirk with Kirk’s Alpaca Farm joins Global News Calgary with her alpaca, Midnight and details on her family farm near Three Hills Alta., where you can feed and pet friendly alpacas.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau refused to answer repeated questions on plans to probe potential cases of fraud involving applications for COVID-19 benefits. The questioning came after Conservative MP Dan Albas alleged federal workers were told to ignore “obvious signs of fraud” when processing applications for benefits and pushed Trudeau to commit to investigate the possible...

A temporary drive-thru COVID-19 testing centre is open in Brooks, Alta., this week. As Emily Olsen reports, anyone can get a test done, even those who aren’t displaying symptoms.

Central Okanagan-Similkameen-Nicola MP Dan Albas discusses his Private Member’s Bill, which would make it legal for the producers of Canadian wines, spirits and craft beer to ship their product within Canada by Canada Post.

A 19-year-old from Okotoks, Alta., is sharing his frightening story of surviving COVID-19 to remind others that anyone can get the virus. As Carolyn Kury de Castillo reports, he’s the first teenager to be diagnosed with the virus and admitted to the ICU.

The war in Ukraine can be a difficult topic to speak about with children. Dr. Adam Abba-Aji, a psychiatrist and clinical professor at the University of Alberta, joins Kim Smith to shed some advice for dealing with our mental health.

Thursday’s federal budget saw the government unveil $31 billion in new spending, something Conservative MP and Finance Committee vice chair Dan Albas says will keep driving up inflation. “The West Block” host Mercedes Stephenson pushes Albas on how the Conservatives would address issues like short housing supply and the rising cost of living.

The Town of Vulcan, Alta. is hoping a Canada Day fundraiser can help raise more money to put toward their goal of building a new Star Trek-themed swimming pool. Dallas Flexhaug has details.

U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters Wednesday while standing alongside Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas that he’s confident he can negotiate a lasting Israel/Palestine peace treaty.

The transition from summer to fall brings higher than normal algae levels to Dorval’s drinking water. An abnormal taste has residents concerned while the borough claims the water is safe for consumption. Global’s Dan Spector reports.

After winning a contest, a six-year-old boy from Cold Lake, Alta. got to meet his hockey hero on Friday: Edmonton Oilers forward Milan Lucic. The meeting was even more special as the boy’s late dad was a big fan of Lucic.

Sat, Nov 25 – The family of a 12-year-old St. Albert, Alta. girl is doing everything it can to not only find her a bone marrow match, but also to find matches for others in need.

Fri, Jan 19: A school art project is drawing controversy in Carstairs, Alta., after a Global News viewer took issue with Nazi propaganda posters created by students as part of a project. Christa Dao has more on the outcry and why the school says it did it.