Новости за 28.02.2020

Multiple people have reported getting phone calls with a recording of a woman in apparent distress, according to police.

"I don't know how anyone can vote against this budget really."

Mysterious plumes of pink smoke were seen over northeast Edmonton late Friday morning.

Central Okanagan Public School's Board of Education has approved recommendations from the Transportation Task Force, including a fee hike.

Police and the Make-A-Wish Foundation helped Gaige Pike, 10, become a robot superhero for a day in Orange County, Calif.

A UBC PhD candidate has found 17 new planets, including one in the so-called 'habitable zone' by combing through data from a NASA space telescope.

"I wasn't thinking much about it; I thought it would just be a participation. When I saw the ticket I was in a state of shock."

On Friday, Marcel Savoie appeared in Moncton Provincial Court where he was charged with first-degree murder.

"Out of an abundance of caution, everyone involved in the show will continue to be monitored when they return home," CBS said in a statement.

After Thursday’s provincial budget, debate continues over how doctors in Alberta are compensated. Dr. Christine Molnar, president of the Alberta Medical Association, joins Jennifer Crosby and Kent Morrison.

Reviews are being done after three Edmonton Police Service officers used a new facial recognition software before the technology has been approved.

The 2020 Alberta Budget will see funding cuts to both the Calgary Stampede and K-Days in Edmonton. Dallas Flexhaug has the details.

Chris Presson has settled into life in Edmonton. The Oklahoma native who has spent the last five years living in Phoenix got through his first winter in Canada.

"My biggest fear is if this came out all of the attention would go away from my mom and towards my dad, which is exactly what happened."

The Manitoba government is pushing ahead with a court challenge of the federal carbon tax although Premier Brian Pallister says he'd still like to see a deal with Ottawa.

The Cobourg Police Service determined a credit card was used at several locations in the town to make fraudulent purchases.

Ontario will restrict the sale of vape flavours and high nicotine e-cigarettes in a bid to address youth vaping.

With her weekly pick of fun things to do in Winnipeg on the weekend, here is the rundown from Kahla Evans of 'Global News Morning.'

It's another hit to the injury-riddled Edmonton Oilers as Mike Green is expected to be out three to four weeks.

The government said they are working alongside manufacturer 3M to resolve the low-light visibility issues that were raised earlier this month.

The province said it would begin looking for partners to run the parks in May, adding the Alberta government is subsidizing a financially struggling system that needs to be modernized.

"This is a new and exciting next chapter for me and I’m extremely proud to be the first Latin judge on the show," Sofia Vergara said.

While firefighters and paramedics are about to start taking extra precautions, questions still remain about what will happen when a Winnipeg first responder helps someone who is sick with the new strain of coronavirus, says their union leader.

A child was found dead and several other people were taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries after three mobile homes in Red Deer County went up in flames.

Edmonton Public Schools decided Wednesday to re-book school trips that had been scheduled for Italy, and then on Thursday rerouted a trip that had been scheduled for Japan.