Новости за 26.02.2018

A group of Edmonton firefighters is being left out in the cold this week to show support for those living with a debilitating disease.

According to the Mounties that man had been with a group of snowmobilers on the trial when he became separated from the group and struck a tree.

Firefighters, EMS and police officers were called to more than 40 drug overdose calls last week. On Friday alone, emergency crews were called to 16 overdoses.

A fraud that lasted more than three years has sent former Alberta Motor Association executive Jim Gladden to prison for the next five years.

Jennifer Patterson, senior business development consultant with the City of Hamilton, says this week's 'boot camp' is the result of last year's trade mission to Colombia.

Canadian ice dancing darlings Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir captured imaginations online during the Olympic Games in Pyeongchang, as did U.S. skier Gus Kensworth and questions around the sport of curling.

For the second time in as many days, a woman risked her life Saturday to save a dog who fell through thin ice.

Study author Paul Finch says mortgage loans are part of the reason why rent is so high during this housing crisis.

The Sheepdogs made a stop in Saskatoon during their world tour in support of their sixth album “Changing Colours.”

Police say they have no evidence to support allegations published on a Lebanese website of a "heinous crime" in the death of a Lebanese Canadian student at Saint Mary's University.

"I don't know if we'll get to where everyone wants to be but I do believe there's always room for compromise,"said Premier McNeil.

"I don't know if we'll get to where everyone wants to be but I do believe there's always room for compromise,"said Premier McNeil.

Phase 2 of the commission's public engagement process will run from Feb. 26 to Mar. 14.

He again found fault with the officers who didn't stop the gunman who carried out the massacre.

Grain shippers and producers are raising concerns about a growing backlog of rail shipments that they say is leading to lost sales and unreliable exports.

Former Calgarian Jordan Kawchuk was on one of the Greyhound buses when it was caught up in the massive pile-up on the Coquihalla Highway Sunday night. He described the ordeal to Global News.

Get a front row seat for all the action happening in Canada's House of Commons in Ottawa.

A former Alberta Motor Association vice president will spend the next five years in prison, after defrauding the company of $8 million. Fletcher Kent has the latest from the law courts.

The SIU alleges the woman had stabbed another woman multiple times in the head with a screwdriver.

Heather Locklear, the 56-year-old former star of 'Melrose Place,' was arrested in California.

Leading Edge Physiotherapy on Talk to the Experts Saturday at noon.

The Vegas Golden Knights have sent Winnipegger Brendan Leipsic to the Vancouver Canucks in a trade for defensive prospect Philip Holm.

Christine Elliott will be making a campaign stop in Peterborough on Tuesday as she seeks the leadership of the Ontario Progressive Conservatives.

Alberta is investing $1 billion in oilsands bitumen upgrading to get a bigger bang for the buck on its oil.

Alberta is investing $1 billion in oilsands bitumen upgrading to get a bigger bang for the buck on its oil.