Новости за 03.02.2021

The court action asks the court to declare that provincial fishing regulations are unconstitutional and contrary to Treaty Rights.

After lashing the region with powerful gusts, blowing snow and heavy rain on Tuesday, the storm has extended its reach to Newfoundland and Labrador.

Provincial court Judge David Orr cited inconsistencies in some Crown witnesses' testimony and concluded the Crown had not established guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

The Golden Globes will be handed out on Feb. 28 in a ceremony hosted by comedic duo Tina Fey and Amy Poehler.

Loyalist Township officials are planning to develop a large plot of land to sustain its increasing growth as part of their 25-year Secondary Plan.

The estimated street value of the drugs seized is $6,000, police say.

"Everything in society is distributed based on wealth. And we notice that when things change."

Emergency crews were called to Sherbourne and Richmond streets at around 3 a.m. Wednesday.

The policy initially banned mining in millions of hectares of the Rockies and Foothills and was axed in the summer of 2020, meaning mine development is no longer restricted.

Here’s Jesse Beyer’s Tuesday, February 2, 2021 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.

A webcast of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney from Tuesday, February 2, 2021.

Health Matters February 2: Patients and pharmacists are concerned about a global shortage of the antidepressant Nardil. As Su-Ling Goh reports, the drug is used as a ‘last resort’ by patients for whom other medications have failed.

A pandemic has made a nearly 30-year-old movie more timely than ever. In “Groundhog Day,” Bill Murray re-lives the same day over and over again: a sensation more and more of us are enduring now. Fletcher Kent has more on the effects of pandemic repetition.

Hundreds of thousands of rapid COVID-19 tests received from the federal government remain unused in Alberta. Health officials are proceeding with caution on where they use rapid tests, while some private companies like Suncor have already moved ahead. Lisa MacGregor reports.

As Edmonton moves towards a population of two million people in the next 50 years, a new city plan has councillors looking at ways to encourage people to leave their cars at home and use public transit, walk or bike instead. Sarah Ryan reports.

The Alberta government has issued a safety notice for certain non-certified gas fireplaces following a similar safety order in B.C. involving the same manufacturers.

A Calgary judge has reserved his decision on whether to convict a Calgary man for murder in the 2017 death of three-year-old Ivy Wick.

The Tuesday, February 2, 2021 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.

The 51-year-old health-care aide lost her battle with COVID-19 at a Calgary hospital on Jan. 29, after spending nearly 12 years caring for others.

School boards across Alberta are set to receive a second wave of funding from the federal government's Safe Return to Class Fund.

Health Minister Christine Elliott said she anticipates fluctuations in case numbers over the next few days due to the data migration efforts.

The average price of a home in the region has ballooned to $787,840, up more than 27 per cent from January 2020.

The organization, in conjunction with its leagues that oversee Tiered, AAA and AA hockey, made the decision Tuesday afternoon.

It’s expected that 26 episodes of Sweet Tweets, made by Yeti Farm in Kelowna, will start airing on the Knowledge Network early next year.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and CMHO Dr. Saqib Shahab are updating the COVID-19 situation in the province Tuesday afternoon.