Новости за 17.11.2015

Interpol has added a 22-year-old Canadian man to its wanted list, after he allegedly left Alberta to fight with ISIS in Iraq and appeared in a propagandist video in which he threatened Canada and the U.S.

The food courts at Edmonton City Centre are moving up to the mall's top floor, as part of a $41.3 million redevelopment.

So far this year, four of the top 10 Canadian bestsellers across all categories are colouring books — a phenomenon unseen in a decade of charting sales.

Alberta's minister of human serviced is backing the closure of an Edmonton group home, after one of its residents was charged with murder.

Movember Manscaping; Tips on how to keep facial hair in check.

The unit's mandate is to investigate matters at the highest executive levels – and that includes government.

President Barack Obama announced Tuesday that the U.S. will hand over two ships to the Philippine Navy to boost its maritime security capabilities.

The civilized world must boost its efforts to combat the Islamic State by going after the group at its core, US. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada will deploy additional soldiers in the fight against ISIS.

Closing arguments are set to begin Tuesday at Guy Turcotte's first-degree murder trial.

France made an unprecedented demand for its European Union allies to support its military action against the Islamic State group as it launched new airstrikes on the militants' Syrian stronghold.

A strong earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of at least 6.1 hit the western Greek island of Lefkada on Tuesday, leaving two people reported dead and damaging roads and buildings.

Asia-Pacific leaders are voicing outrage over the attacks in Paris as security and geopolitical concerns overshadow talks on trade and the economy at an annual regional summit being held under ultra-tight security in the Philippines.

A homemade explosive device brought down a Russian passenger plane over Egypt last month, the head of Russia's FSB security service said Tuesday.

We say thank you to Quinn Ohler as she moves back to her regular shift after filling in on News Hour Final for one year.

Mon, Nov 16: Maria Fitzpatrick, a Lethbridge East MLA, displayed a show of courage and emotion while sharing her very personal story of domestic abuse. Sarolta Saskiw reports.

This week’s Move for Movember pop-up fitness class was held at Fort Edmonton Park.

After the terror attacks in Paris, support for victims and their families continues to pour in from around the world. Emontonians held a vigil Monday night at La Cité Francophone. Lisa Wolansky reports.

Nov 16 – Lethbridge East MLA Maria Fitzpatrick sits down with Global News to share her emotional experience with domestic violence.

Mon, Nov 16: Lethbridge East MLA Maria Fitzpatrick got emotional during Question Period in the Alberta Legislature Monday, responding to Bill 204 and her history with domestic violence.

We say thank you to Nancy Carlson as she moves back to her regular News Hour Final shift after filling in on the News Hour for one year.

An Alberta MLA earned a standing ovation in Question Period after sharing her emotional account of domestic abuse at the hands of her husband during a second reading of Bill 204, a private member’s bill focusing on helping victims of abuse.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Monday, Nov. 16, 2015.

Residents in Grande Prairie are coming to terms with the idea that they’ll have to wait even longer for their new hospital to open. Tom Vernon was there and has reaction.

The American Medical Association agreed Monday to push for regulations requiring such warnings be written on medical and recreational pot products and posted wherever they're sold.