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Farewell Jennifer Crosby: Global Edmonton anchor signs off for the last time -
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Meaningful ways to mark Canada’s first-ever Truth and Reconciliation Day -
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Midsummer — or end of summer? Community and Culture Panel considers the season’s final bow -
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What to do with all that zucchini: Edmonton chef serves up recipe -
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Poor air quality across much of Alberta due to drifting B.C. wildfire smoke -
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Tourism officials use pandemic to launch new master plan for Edmonton’s next decade -
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Not your Grandma’s potato salad recipe with Kitchen by Brad -
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Better investments, affordable child care among Opposition pitches to address looming health-care crisis in Alberta -
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Returning to your workplace? Know your post-COVID legal rights -
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Indigenous Peoples Experience tells First Nations, Metis stories at Fort Edmonton Park -
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What should we do now? Global’s Community and Culture Panel looks at options for an open summer -
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Sips and sides to take the stress out of Father’s Day food -
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Protecting plants from this week’s heat part of top tips to grow a great garden -
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Book, play in the works 40 years after dozens of gay men arrested during Edmonton bathhouse raid -
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Putting the Prairies in a bottle: Alberta entrepreneur turns peas into cocktails while supporting agriculture industry -
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Gary the cat, known for his mountain adventures, to appear at the Edmonton International Cat Festival -
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B.C. companies taking out ads to recruit Alberta workers to the west coast -
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Edmonton businessman, former councillor Michael Oshry running for mayor -
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Alberta opens COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to anyone 12 and older -
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Edmonton group holding self-defence training in face of anti-Asian racism
Author Archives
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Unravelling stereotypes: The hidden habits of elite athletesThe pregame routines and rituals of athletes go far beyond the stereotypical jock-jam soundtrack.SportsAug 14, 2021
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Making the most of liquor cabinet leftovers through ‘lockdown libations’ projectPuzzled by lesser-loved bottles in the back of the bar cabinet? Food writer Gwendolyn Richards' Lockdown Libations project provides tips for using up random & nearly-empty spirits.FeaturesJan 9, 2021
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Santa letters in 2020, as read by Global NewsThe kids have it right. Through our Global News tradition of reading kids' Santa letters we find Christmas spirit very much alive, along with resilience, determination and humour.FeaturesDec 21, 2020
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Unusual pandemic pastimes follow COVID-19 work from homeSome surprising pandemic pursuits are cropping up, thanks to COVID-19 and professionals working away from the office. How work from home could be a key factor in finding success with a new hobby.CanadaSep 9, 2020
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Hollywood’s Ryan Reynolds joins fight for Edmonton toddler needing $2.8M life-saving drugAn Edmonton toddler with just days to raise millions for a life-saving drug just got a boost from Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds.HealthJul 6, 2020
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Outgoing president says University of Alberta essential to province’s successThe University of Alberta helped build the province once, and it will do it again, according to outgoing president David Turpin.EducationJun 17, 2020
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Wise Words: Seniors share inspiration for maintaining mental health as pandemic wears onSeniors share their advice for coping with the COVID-19 pandemic. During "Wise Words Wednesdays," Global News asked our elderly viewers for inspiration and insight on getting through trying times.HealthMay 21, 2020
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Expert offers a COVID-19 action plan for small Edmonton businessesKim Drever, MNP's regional tax leader for the Edmonton region, offers some practical advice for small business owners.CanadaMay 8, 2020
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Edmonton tops world in return to walking during pandemic, Apple mobility data showsAn Alberta researcher found among major world centres, Edmonton has shown the largest bounceback from people staying indoors to now getting out for a walk.CanadaApr 28, 2020
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Feed yourself: 3 ways to boost your food security during the COVID-19 pandemicMore people are looking to make, bake, grow and preserve their own food. Beyond growing a garden, there are some surprisingly simple things you can do.CanadaApr 15, 2020
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Kids put their COVID-19 questions to the expertsGlobal News invited our youngest viewers to submit their questions on COVID-19 and the new coronavirus. Here's what doctors and germ experts had to say.CanadaApr 3, 2020
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Three easy ways to get more plants on your plateWith plant-based diets all the rage, we surveyed notable Edmonton chefs for their advice on getting more plants on your plate.FeaturesFeb 19, 2020
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Preserving a slice of Edmonton’s black historyDeborah Dobbins shares the story of Edmonton's first pie shop and Western Canada's oldest black Baptist church. She's also calling for a new cultural centre.CanadaFeb 13, 2020
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Major in monster? Unexpected offerings at the University of AlbertaIt's not all calculus and chemistry. Students at the University of Alberta are taking courses focused on pop culture, from writing for video games, to fictional languages like Dothraki.EducationFeb 1, 2020
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Taking the stress out of supper with these tips from 3 Edmonton chefsMake mealtime easier with tips from three notable local chefs. The pros visited the Global Kitchen to show us their secrets for taking the stress out of suppertime.LifestyleJan 28, 2020
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Dishing about Edmonton’s food scene in 2020: more mock meat and the growth of the ghost kitchenFrom more mock meat options to the growth of the ghost kitchen, our panel dishes about what's ahead for the food scene in Edmonton and beyond in 2020.ConsumerJan 6, 2020
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Dear Santa: Global News reads letters from your kidsInspired by the girl who asked for her poop to turn pink, Global News once again asked kids to share their wishes to Santa. We put out a call for your letters, and read some of our favourite parts from the Global News studio.FeaturesDec 20, 2019
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Trudeau’s special representative to the Prairies looking to listenJustin Trudeau's new special representative to the Prairies says he'll be paying attention to the very real sense of anger and pain in the region.PoliticsDec 13, 2019
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Dramatic spike in victims turned away from Alberta shelters: reportThe 2019 Alberta Council of Women's Shelters report says more than 23,000 women, children and seniors were turned away from shelters in the last year, compared to more than 16,000 in 2018.HealthDec 4, 2019
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Global News staff share favourite recipes ahead of the holiday seasonStuck for ideas on what to bring to your office holiday potluck? We have you covered as Global News shares some of our family favourites this month.FeaturesDec 2, 2019
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Out of the shadows: How an Alberta government minister is waging war on FGMIt seems like a problem from another place and time, but female genital mutilation is a very Canadian issue, according to an Alberta government minister and a human rights journalist who are joining forces.CanadaNov 28, 2019
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Edmonton farmers work to make holiday hampers lastA local food hamper program is looking to stretch donations even further by adding in fresh Alberta produce -- the kind designed to weather a Canadian winter.CanadaNov 20, 2019
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6 ways to cut your auto insurance rateAuto insurance rates are climbing after the Alberta government cancelled a cap on increases. The Insurance Bureau of Canada has some cost-cutting advice for consumers.ConsumerNov 15, 2019
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Former city councillor helps pen new book on major league politics behind Edmonton Oilers arenaA new book goes behind the closed doors of Edmonton's highly-debated arena deal.PoliticsOct 29, 2019
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Premier Kenney on budget cuts, user fees and being AlbertanAhead of what's anticipated to be a tough budget, Global News' Jennifer Crosby sat down with Alberta Premier Jason Kenney for an exclusive interview on belt-tightening, climate action and the upcoming fall session.PoliticsOct 8, 2019
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