Kabi Moulitharan

3 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kabi Moulitharan

A resident of Diamond Valley, Alta., a town roughly an hour south of Calgary, is prepared to gift Edmontonians what they've been longing for - a Stanley Cup. In this case, it's a replica. Wildfred Plester built his own Stanley Cup about 20 years ago when the Calgary Flames were in the running for the 2004 Cup. "The team at Black Diamond Industries is probably the only people that can make a claim that they've held onto a Stanley Cup for 21 years," Plester jokes.

3 days ago | globalnews.ca | Kabi Moulitharan

Residents in a Glenora apartment complex are the latest victims in a series of service outages linked to Telus. Since May 25, Shelby Berezan says she's been without cable and internet services. She has informed Telus multiple times about the issue. "Yesterday, I was told to be patient. Well, after nine days, we've been patient enough," she said. Bezeran says not only are there issues within individual units, but some of the building's devices have been impacted, too.

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Kabi Moulitharan

A mother is making a desperate plea to try and find the driver responsible for a hit and run that took the life of her 13-year-old son. "I'm just stuck. I can't move forward," Jessa Lynch told Global News earlier this week. Her son, Adam 'AJ' Edhi, was struck by a vehicle and killed while riding his bike in southeast Edmonton on May 29, 2024. The suspect fled the scene and still hasn't been found. The incident happened at around 4 a.m. along 34th Avenue between Mill Woods Road East and 48th Street.

1 week ago | globalnews.ca | Kabi Moulitharan

Alberta RCMP have charged four people in a drug investigation in Westlock, Alta. According to investigators, police seized just over 100g of cocaine, seven firearms, three forged documents, 19 cartons of unstamped cigarettes, and more than $12,000 in cash. The investigation began in July 2024, when police were informed by residents as part of the town's community consultations. Acting Supt.

2 weeks ago | globalnews.ca | Kabi Moulitharan

The Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team's (ALERT) Internet Child Exploitation (ICE) Unit says it has arrested and charged an Edmonton-area substitute teacher for child pornography related charges. The investigation began last month when ICE was tipped off by the RCMP's National Child Exploitation Crime Centre that Eric Matheson-Jones, 47, allegedly uploaded child sexual abuse material using Dropbox, a website used to host files in an online cloud.