Quinn Ohler

A new survey shows an overwhelming number of respondents don’t want the Edmonton Public School Board to offer Catholic programming, an idea floated recently in a blog post by outgoing school board chair Michael Janz.

Concerns are being raised around the messaging being portrayed in a women’s studies course at a central Alberta school. The course covers topics such as analyzing the shape of students’ faces to determine which hairstyle is most flattering.

A mother is pleading for the return of her son’s ashes after they were inside a stolen vehicle.

Red Deer residents and business owners are concerned about a number of rundown buildings in the city’s downtown.

A group of kids from the Kids with Cancer Society stopped by Global Edmonton for a chance to be a news reporter for a day.

Alberta Avenue business owners share their stories of making the community their home in a new documentary.

Edmonton’s mayor is asking the city’s police service to go back to the drawing board when it comes to what it’s asking for in order to police newly annexed land from Leduc County.

A teen charged with attempted murder in the brutal assault of a worker at an Alberta youth home testified in a three-day long trial.

The City of Edmonton has cancelled all outdoor activities for New Year’s Eve, except for the fireworks display planned for 9 p.m.

A 19-year-old man who suffered a spinal cord injury at a Sherwood Park trampoline park is suing the company for more than $15 million.

The City of Edmonton could soon give the green light to using artificial intelligence at some intersections.

Edmonton police said a toddler found wandering in the north end of the city over the weekend has been returned to his parents and no charges will be laid.

Students from Grande Cache Community High School explored the trades as those in their community hope it will mean more students will stay in the town after graduation.

Lisa Neve was once Canada’s most dangerous woman. In 1994, she was jailed indefinitely and became one one of only four Canadian women in history to be given a dangerous offender designation.

A Sherwood Park man is on his way to Miami to take part in a cell transplant that he hopes will help him walk again. He was paralyzed doing a front flip into a foam pit at a trampoline park in Alberta.

The rotating Canada Post strikes are having a major impact on Edmonton small businesses and some worry about how the delivery delays will hurt Christmas giving.

Not everyone feels “holly and jolly” around the holidays, especially if they’ve lost a loved one over the year.

An Edmonton man is hoping that a product his mom created for him as a child will help other kids living with disabilities.

A post-surgical physician shortage led to the cancellation of dozens of orthopedic operations at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Edmonton Monday.

The former grand chief of the Confederacy of Treaty 6 First Nations is looking for more collaboration between First Nations, the federal government and the Catholic Church.