Новости за 20.11.2015

Fri, Nov 20 – An Edmonton-based trucking company is facing a $3 million fine for exceeding the weight limit during 1,900 trips. Erin Chalmers has more details.

Our Global Sports department - Kevin Karius, John Sexsmith and Quinn Phillips - sat down to chat about the game and make their predictions

Irving will under go an assessment at the Alberta Psychiatry Centre where her mental well-being at the time of the alleged incidents will be under review.

A one-month pilot project has concluded drivers need to slow down in order to speed up the flow of traffic during rush hour on one of Edmonton's busiest roads.

Two people taken to hospital early Friday morning after an armed robbery.

President Barack Obama urged young people in predominantly Muslim Malaysia on Friday to reject the "terrible vision" that drove the Paris attacks, offering an alternative vision in which traditional cultures coexist with a diverse modern world.

A woman is fighting for her life in hospital after a head-on collision in Notre-Dame-de-l'Île-Perrot.

Opponents of the big supermarket and housing complex in NDG have forced a referendum.

The Paris prosecutor's office says that a third body was found overnight in an apartment raided by police searching for suspects in last week's Paris attacks.

Robert Côté was released on bail in Montreal following his arraignment and is suspended with pay.

France called Friday on its European Union partners to take immediate and decisive action to toughen the bloc's borders and prevent the entry of more violent extremists.

Two strong aftershocks have rocked the western Greek island of Lefkada, where a 6.1-magnitude quake killed two people this week and caused extensive damage.

Regrouping from an embarrassing defeat in the House, the White House tried to change the subject away from its Syrian refugee program on Friday.

A Malian military official says at least three people are confirmed dead in an attack on a hotel in the capital where more than 100 hostages are believed to be held.

A former fentanyl user speaks about her battle stop before the only thing she would lose was her life.

More than 10 per cent of Albertans are drinking too many sugar-sweetened beverages per day, a new Alberta Health report has found. The Health Trends Alberta report surveyed adults in the province, finding  those that over indulge are most often choosing sweetened coffee or tea beverages (12.7 per cent) , followed by soda drinks (10.9...

Heavy snowfall through the Alberta Rockies have resulted in favourable ski and snowboarding conditions.

North America's largest railway may not be headquartered in Canada in the event of a merger between Canadian Pacific and Norfolk Southern, CP Rail chief executive Hunter Harrison said Thursday.

Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Thursday, Nov. 19, 2015.

A young boy got a special treat at Toys ‘R’ Us in Edmonton this morning. Erin Chalmers was there.

The Ice Bucket Challenge has helped fund 34 research projects in Canada alone. Su-Ling Goh explains how it’s helped an Edmonton researcher. Plus, a moving campaign to donate blood in honour of a fallen soldier

The $205-million project has been under construction for more than two years. But, it has one farmer thinking about moving. Kent Morrison explains.

With each passing month, more and more Edmontonians are losing their jobs. Kendra Slugoski reports.

Low oil prices are having a significant impact on the housing market all across the province. As Tom Vernon reports, sales are down.

The Fat Badger pub on Scarth Street downtown is hoping to help Syrian refugees before they even set foot in the Queen City.