Новости за 29.09.2015

A loaded SKS semi-automatic carbine was seized from a suspected drug dealer on Sept. 24 on an Alberta first nation.

Brian McDavid spoke with Global Edmonton's John Sexsmith about parenting young hockey players, coaching your own kids and emphasizing character over celebrity.

Sep 29 – Brian McDavid, father of hockey phenom and Oilers star Connor McDavid, talks with John Sexsmith about hockey, coaching their kids and staying grounded.

A Canadian entrepreneur is stepping into a fierce global patent war as he begins to sell a hands-free "hoverboard" he believes will revolutionalize urban transportation.

A molotov cocktail was hurled at the back of a store in Little Italy, causing a fire.

One man is in hospital in serious condition after an accident in Saint-Bruno.

Two pedestrians are in hospital in serious condition after being run over by a taxi in downtown Montreal.

The CSST is investigating after two men were killed in separate workplace incidents.

The Islamic State group has claimed responsibility for gunning down an Italian aid worker in the diplomatic quarter of Bangladesh's capital, according to an intelligence group that monitors jihadist threats.

Federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau back in Winnipeg for second time during his campaign.

With the addition of new audio service, ReadSpeaker, you can now listen to Global News online content with the click of a button.

ReadSpeaker is a text-to-speech converter, designed to read out loud text on websites so anyone is able to understand the webpage.

Volkswagen's commercial vehicles division says 1.8 million of its vehicles are among those affected by the emissions-rigging scandal.

A weekend homicide has left a neighbourhood in shock and disbelief. A husband and dad to two young girls is charged with his wife’s murder. Jessica Kent has more on how the community is dealing with the tragedy.

Thanks to social media, SpiderMable’s incredible journey was shared around the world on Monday. Online producer Caley Ramsay has the details.

Residents of the northeast Edmonton neighbourhood where a 42-year-old woman was killed Friday night said they never expected something like this to happen in their own backyard.

Peace was restored in Edmonton Monday thanks to a brave little girl. Here’s a look back on SpiderMable’s adventurous day.

The Oilers have three goalies, but only two jobs. Quinn Phillips has more on the battle between the pipes.

The Monday, September 28, 2015 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

One Alberta teenager is proving that winning is simply a state of mind. Lincoln Grayson and his family moved from Lethbridge to Beaumont last year. Six days later he was in a terrible accident that changed his life forever. But as Su-Ling Goh reports, it didn’t change his winning attitude.

Mon, Sep 28 – Su-Ling Goh has tonight’s edition of Health Matters.

A slumping economy may lead to new jobs with the Edmonton police. Chief Rod Knecht said crime is up and he needs dozens more officers to handle it all. Fletcher Kent reports.

Thanks to the power of social media, SpiderMable’s story stretched much farther than just Edmonton. Quinn Ohler has the details.

People smugglers who get rich off desperate migrants span the globe. In the French town of Teteghem, the smuggling kingpins are firmly in control, and growing nasty.

An emu has been reunited with its owner and returned home safely to Vermont in the back of a Toyota Prius.