Live Streaming

Live Streaming 24/7

Current Time 0:00
Duration 2:06
Loaded: 7.94%
Stream Type LIVE
Remaining Time 2:06
 
1x
    • Chapters
    • descriptions off, selected
    • captions off, selected
    • en (Main), selected

    Horse dies during Chuckwagon Race as Calgary Stampede wraps up with massive attendance

    UP NEXT:

    International students green-lit to increase weekly work hours

    May 1st marks the start of a government reform adjusting the off-campus work hours for international students from 20 hours to 24 hours. Phoenix Phillips reports.

    Live Streaming 24/7

    Live now
    CityNews Edmonton - 24/7 Livestream

    The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

    Recommended Videos

    1:57
    West Edmonton residents frustrated by overlapping construction projects

    Construction to the north, and LRT construction to the south. Residents in west Edmonton share what’s it like being surrounded, and sometimes trapped, by traffic congestion on both ends.

    1:38
    Popular Edmonton alley bakery abruptly closes without fanfare

    No goodbye, or social media post. An Edmonton bakery that kickstarted a stretch of shops in a Whyte Ave alleyway is gone. James Dunn has more.
    2:31
    Notley’s husband questions Smith’s ethics

    The husband of former Alberta premier Rachel Notley says Danielle Smith is “full of it” after the current premier defended inviting her husband to government meetings about trains. Sean Amato reports.

    12h ago

    2:28
    Neighbours hopeful closure of Southeast Edmonton drug house ends chaos

    Residents living in Mill Woods are glad Alberta Sheriffs shuttered a notorious house, saying the Edmonton property was a magnet for drug use and suspect drug deals and stolen goods, causing havoc for the community.

    Live Streaming 24/7

    Live now
    CityNews Edmonton - 24/7 Livestream

    The latest updates and breaking news, now available around the clock. Check back in with us at any time to find out what's happening, and always be the first to know. CityNews, Everywhere.

    Recommended Videos

    1:57
    West Edmonton residents frustrated by overlapping construction projects

    Construction to the north, and LRT construction to the south. Residents in west Edmonton share what’s it like being surrounded, and sometimes trapped, by traffic congestion on both ends.

    1:38
    Popular Edmonton alley bakery abruptly closes without fanfare

    No goodbye, or social media post. An Edmonton bakery that kickstarted a stretch of shops in a Whyte Ave alleyway is gone. James Dunn has more.
    2:31
    Notley’s husband questions Smith’s ethics

    The husband of former Alberta premier Rachel Notley says Danielle Smith is “full of it” after the current premier defended inviting her husband to government meetings about trains. Sean Amato reports.

    12h ago

    2:28
    Neighbours hopeful closure of Southeast Edmonton drug house ends chaos

    Residents living in Mill Woods are glad Alberta Sheriffs shuttered a notorious house, saying the Edmonton property was a magnet for drug use and suspect drug deals and stolen goods, causing havoc for the community.

    Latest Videos

    0:46
    114-year-old marathon runner Fauja Singh killed in hit-and-run

    Fauja Singh, who was believed to be the oldest marathon runner and the first 100-year-old to complete a full marathon, has died after being struck by a vehicle Monday.

    33m ago

    3:02
    Alberta Next Panel kicks off summer tour in Red Deer

    Premier Danielle Smith’s 16-person ‘Alberta Next Panel’ started it’s provincial tour in Central Alberta Tuesday. James Dunn has more on what Albertans told the panel and those that couldn’t make it inside.ty. 

    7h ago

    1:33
    Edmonton developers push for south sprawl as new report shows city’s costs and benefits

    As infill continues to be a hot topic in Edmonton, developers at BILD Edmonton Metro released a report arguing the benefits of sprawl outweigh the costs to the municipality.

    12h ago

    2:15
    Private firefighters in Alberta say they’re ready to help with provincial response

    With wildfires burning in Manitoba, private contract firefighters from Alberta are in central Canada helping property and business owners protect what they have – but tell citynews – they’re ready to help if the province and country would let them.

    12h ago