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If you like exploring Edmonton’s river valley, there’s one hidden gem you may not know about. Just southwest of the city, there is a pair of islands and soon you will be able to visit the area and even camp there. Steve Capp, founder of Urban River Adventures, talks about how he got permission from...

If you’re planning on a quiet Christmas at home this year or maybe it’s the first time you’ve even had Christmas dinner in your own home, you might want to make it festive. Designer Cory Christopher shares some inspirational tips for dressing the table.

Edmonton born pianist Martin Mayer has a new holiday single that has been playing on international radio and debuted at number five on the smooth jazz holiday charts. Mayer shares how his rendition of ‘Carol of the Bells’ came together and why he wanted to release holiday music this year.

Eight crews were called to a north Edmonton house fire Sunday morning.

Observers say the start of construction on the Minnesota portion of the Enbridge Line 3 replacement pipeline after six years of delays has lifted spirits.

European countries are tightening their borders to the U.K. as a new strain of coronavirus spreads across the country at a fast pace.

Workers in the United States have begun packing shipments of the second approved coronavirus vaccine, as cases continue to surge across the country.

Calgary Fire crews said a small fire was discovered in the parkade, but smoke spreading throughout both buildings prompted the evacuation.

OPP say a car going westbound on Line 32 and a snowplow going northbound on Perth Road 164 collided at the intersection.

The pandemic forced Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to take centre stage again -- and it looks like the decision is paying off for the Liberals in the polls.

In a year-end interview with The Canadian Press, Tam said she is in awe that the world was able to develop, test, produce, ship and now inject a vaccine less than a year later.

St. Aidan’s Anglican Church's Churchyard Bees handed over $7577.40 to LUSO Community Services, a multicultural neighbourhood resource centre.

'Each day brings a new potential COVID outbreak you have to deal with,' Dr. Michael Gardam said. 'It does wear on you, because it never goes away.'

While many businesses currently face stringent restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they will also have altered hours on Christmas, Boxing Day and New Year's.

A pandemic election would be the 'single largest transformative effort in the agency's history,' say internal Elections Canada documents seen by Global News.

Here’s Kevin O’Connell’s Saturday, Dec 19 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

The Holiday Hamper Foundation says it's received a record number of requests from families in need this year.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton on Saturday, Dec 19 with Kim Smith.

Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health has been clear that Albertans should not gather with people outside their home for Christmas. Kim Smith spoke with Dr. Lynora Saxinger, an infectious diseases doctor, about what people should know regarding COVID-19 as we head into the holidays.

Both organizations currently are headed by Army Gen. Paul Nakasone, an arrangement known as ``dual-hatting.''

No indoor Santa, no problem for animal sanctuary west of Kingston.

New COVID-19 restrictions in the Laurentians mean, though ski hills are still open, the impact on the bottom line of ski operators could be huge, according to one owner.

The calculator allows users to personalize the snowman’s size and shape, while also notifying how much snow it will take and roughly how long it should survive.

Dan Clapson of eatnorth.com has some tips to cook a Christmas meal for a smaller crowd this year and make the season extra special.

Parenting expert Maureen Dennis has some smart gift ideas for kids using the three E’s: entertaining, educational and exercise.