CTV Edmonton | CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television

CTV News Edmonton

|

|

|

Events Calendar

|

|

|

|

Top Story

Sun Nov. 22 2009

Dylan McGillis was stabbed to death on Whyte Avenue on November 19, 2006.

Vigil marks sombre anniversary, calls for justice

Three years after Dylan McGillis was killed on Whyte Avenue, his loved ones are banding together for a vigil, calling for the end to violence and asking the person or people responsible for his death to come forward.

	Latest news from ctv edmonton
	2 Pedestrian killed on hwy. northwest of Edmonton RCMP say an 18-year-old female from the Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation died on Saturday night after she was struck by two vehicles on Hwy. 43. Updated: Four women die in southern Alberta crash An infant is the lone survivor of a head-on crash that claimed four lives during Saturday's lunch hour. Dancer turned politician reflects on growth of Shumka The Jubilee Auditorium was bursting at the seams Saturday night, as Edmontonians gathered for Red boots, Black Tie & Bubbly: Shumka's Golden Gala - a major fundraiser for one of the oldest and most famous dance troupes in Canada. Canada's coffee market brews bold competition The country's high-end coffee market remains a competitive battleground despite months of recession. Late last week, two American companies snatched up the market share controlled by Timothy's Coffees of the World Inc. -- a well-known Canadian chain that operates retail outlets across the country. Blast of white stuff triggers smash ups The first major snowfall of the year created havoc on the roads on Saturday: Edmonton police saying more than 180 crashes were reported, including one involving an officer tending to a collision, and another involving a pedestrian who was struck by a bus.

	More Stories
	2 Poll shows NDP gaining support Police shut down alleged chop-shop Edmonton pacifists send message to Halifax Dance fundraiser kicks up heels and cash Avenue Theatre to host benefit concert Two men killed in fiery crash after police pursuit Wildrose's chief of staff apologizes for Twitter comment targeting Stelmach H1N1 vaccine available to all Albertans Monday Major concern falls on city's shoulders after laptops go missing Edmonton MLA opens up about battle with depression RCMP warn public about release of sex offender Red Deer man facing procuring prostitution and sexual assault charges Predator deported by Canada Border Services Agency Students asked to help name police puppies Batch of H1N1 vaccine pulled after bad reactions Canadian stamp sells for more than US$250K Guilty verdict in Bulatci trial Liepert wants Albertans to recognize the cost of health care Teen hitman gets life sentence for city murder Alberta passes bill that tackles tobacco companies Vaccine will be available to all Albertans next week: Corriveau Majority of Canadians give university education an A+ Oprah set to announce her show to end in 2011

Click Here to Follow ctvedmonton on Twitter

Features

Consumer help, hints and tips with Valerie Oczkowski

Can you spell like a Canadian?

You may wave the maple leaf, but can you spell like a Canadian?

Wednesday's Child

Click to view children's profiles available for adoption

Little Miracles

Special children whose medical conditions force them to overcome tremendous odds.

Making a Difference

Explore our dynamic online events calendar for all of north central Alberta

Feature stories from our special school correspondents.

The countdown has begun for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games

CTV NEWS VIDEO PLAYER

Top Stories	Most Popular
Viewer

	CTV News at Six - Top Stories - Nov. 21
	Blast of white stuff triggers smash ups Edmonton police say more than 180 crashes were reported before 4 p.m. Saturday, including one involving an officer tending to a collision and another involving a pedestrian who was struck by a bus.
	Edmonton pacifists send message to Halifax As a former U.S. presidential candidate asks Canada to reconsider its 2011 pullout date from Afghanistan, local demonstrators are asking the military to end the mission as scheduled.
	Police shut down alleged chop-shop At least one man is facing charges after RCMP conducted a search warrant on a car lot in Frog Lake First Nations, located north-east of Edmonton.
	Poll shows NDP gaining in support A new poll suggests a wave of orange is sweeping across the country, while support for the Tories and the Grits is ebbing away.
	Early screening key for treating learning disabilities: Conference The Learning Disabilities Association of Alberta told people attending an annual conference that screening kids in kindergarten and Grade One is one of the most effective ways to troubleshoot problems and raise healthy happy kids.
	Richard Ozero's five and ten day weather forecast
	CTV News at Six- Top Stories - Nov. 20
	High speed police chase ends in death A police chase ended tragically near Hinton Thursday afternoon after the suspect vehicle collided head-on with a pickup truck killing both drivers.
	Wildrose's chief of staff apologizes for Twitter comment targeting Stelmach The Wildrose Alliance Party's chief of staff has apologized for comments he made on Twitter about the premier that landed him in hot water.
	Major concern falls on city's shoulders after laptops go missing The city is in hot water after failing to protect information on its laptops. In the last four years, an average of one laptop per month has gone missing or was stolen. And in half the cases, the city didn't bother to investigate the loss.
	Politician talks candidly about battle with mental illness Edmonton MLA Raj Sherman is openly discussing his battle with depression as a teenager in hopes of helping others.
	West-end store pushes the envelope with unique advertising A west-end store is attracting plenty of attention for its latest sign advertising a certain brand of T-shirt.

Advertisement

Click here to check your neighbourhood crime stats on the Edmonton Police Service Neighbourhood Crime Map

Click Here to Find Out More About the Good Neighbour Fund

Click Here for your Chance to Win your way to the Roar of the Rings

	Poll

What's On

Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu

All CTV Programs

CANADA

WORLD

ENTERTAINMENT

HEALTH

SPORTS

CTV Olympics

BUSINESS

SCI-TECH

AUTOS