Новости за 18.04.2018

A Good Samaritan saw someone stealing at a south Edmonton mall and tried to stop him. That left the 61-year-old man fighting for his life in hospital. Sarah Kraus reports.

Fourteen of those killed in the Humboldt bus crash have now been laid to rest. Tuesday, the four players from the Edmonton-area were celebrated at a huge memorial. Quinn Ohler and Kim Smith have more.

The Tuesday, April 17, 2018 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney begins with coverage of a memorial service for four Edmonton-area Humboldt Broncos.

Farmland in Lethbridge County has been hit hard by flood waters. The effects of a farming delay could present some major issues.

The operating room at Louise Marshall Hospital has been closed until further notice.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush died at the age of 92 Tuesday.

Since 2008, members of Alexa's Team have removed more than 86,500 suspected impaired drivers from B.C. roads.

Surgery wait times have been on the rise in Saskatchewan over the past three years.

Families and advocates react to Canada's new immigration policy which aims to make it easier for people with disabilities to come to Canada.

Parks Canada says the 24-year-old was snowshoeing with a friend Sunday on the Athabasca Glacier when he fell deep into the ice and was knocked unconscious.

Peterborough police say there have been 19 opioid-related deaths since Jan. 1, an alarming number considering there were 20 in all of 2017.

The closure comes as the region is dealing with a washout on Highway 33 east of Kelowna and the aftermath of a mudslide on Highway 3A in the south Okanagan.

Between work, housework and kids’ activities, a lot of parents feel strapped for time and stripped of energy. When it comes to school fundraisers, many would rather sign a cheque than sign off their time. As Laurel Gregory explains, that’s leading to some surprising results.

Swoop airline announced a new route today, providing daily service between Winnipeg and Abbotsford that will start on August 16.

Realtors say the vast majority will sell within months, but a new national survey says it's the price tags that are taking a major hit.

If elected, Progressive Conservative leader Doug Ford is promising to put an end to provincial income taxes for minimum wage earners in Ontario. But are minimum wage earners actually paying taxes to begin with?

The agency said people are receiving messages via their cell phones asking for bank account details.

Here are the top stories from the Tuesday, April 17, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.

The county said the flooding situation has improved throughout the day and there have been no new road closures since 9 a.m. Tuesday.

Edmonton’s official Pet Festival is back for it’s 26th year! This is the only day of the year that Hawrelak Park opens up to our furry, feathered and scaly friends! On Sunday, June 24 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., bring your whole family (four-legged members included!) for sun, fun and a dog-gone good time! You can help give animals...

It is the third death to be declared a homicide in the Halifax Regional Municipality this year.

The Township of Norwich has reconfirmed it's postponed Canada Day celebrations after holding a meeting to hear from community members.

It's the kit that contains blood pressure equipment, gauze, a stethoscope, and more recently, the opioid overdose-reversing drug Narcan, also known as naloxone.

From Toronto, where ice storms cancelled baseball games, to Calgary where residents this week faced yet another heavy snowfall warning, April 2018 has come to feel like endless winter.

Another province is being swept up in the Trans Mountain pipeline dispute. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says his government will go ahead with punitive legislation that could limit the flow of oil to BC. Eric Sorensen reports.