Jasmine King
Digital Journalist
Jasmine King joined Global Edmonton’s newsroom in August 2023.
She is from the Edmonton area, growing up just north of the city in Morinville, and graduated from the radio and television program at the NAIT in 2019.
After graduating she worked for Prime Time Local News in Lloydminster and then moved to Kelowna, B.C. for a new position at Global Okanagan in 2022.
There she worked as a video journalist reporting on a wide variety of stories throughout the valley including wildfires, flooding, crime and more.
Jasmine is excited to be back in Alberta and join the Global Edmonton newsroom.
When she’s not working, Jasmine can be found playing sports, hanging out with friends and family, and spending time with her dog, Boomer.
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Video Archives
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No increases to Alberta’s minimum wage in 5 years
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Edmonton shows solidarity for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
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Alberta firm on not reinstating masking in health-care facilities as respiratory illnesses increase
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Centre High Campus building now owned by Edmonton Public Schools
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Teen dies after standing through car sunroof, hitting concrete beam in WEM parkade
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Affordable housing project underway for Treaty 8 Indigenous youth
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Construction overhaul may cause traffic delays at Edmonton International Airport
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Businesses along Stony Plain Road growing frustrated with construction
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Edmonton city councillors discuss future of transit funding
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Dry conditions result in early harvest in central Alberta
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Advocacy raise concerns around CEBA repayment extension
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Edmonton using $5M from province to clean and upgrade transit stations
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Firefighting efforts allowing soldiers and Hay River residents to return home
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Military firefighters return from B.C. wildfire
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Edmonton Elks sending a fan to Taylor Swift concert in Paris
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No return timeline given to Castledowns Pointe owners at emergency meeting
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N.W.T. evacuees waiting for government support
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Government officials visit N.W.T. evacuees at Edmonton Expo Centre
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Edmonton Pride Festival’s first Two-Spirit Powwow
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Conference in Kelowna raising awareness on traumatic brain injuries
Author Archives
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‘It’s heartless’: No increases to Alberta’s minimum wage in 5 yearsOn Sunday, six provinces upped their minimum wage once again, but not Alberta, as they haven't changed theirs since five years ago on October 1st, 2018.Economy2 hours
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Edmonton marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation"You don't just wear the orange shirt one day, you don't just practice reconciliation in one day. We practice it everyday and that means learning and growing."CanadaSep 30
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Affordable housing project underway for Treaty 8 Indigenous youthBy next year, two apartment buildings will be built featuring 62 residences, kitchens, mental health and wellness resources as well as a space to prepare for the future.CanadaSep 27
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‘It’s a human right’: Ponoka, Alta. bakery told to remove Pride flag from windowA bakery owner in Ponoka has been told to remove the Pride flag from her window and stop hosting Pride meetings as it violates multiple aspects of her lease.CanadaSep 24
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‘Never going to end’: Businesses frustrated with Stony Plain Road constructionThe Stony Plain Road Business Association said many of its members have been getting increasingly frustrated, as they've noticed construction moving ahead at a very slow pace.CanadaSep 21
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Dry conditions result in early harvest in central AlbertaThis year's harvest is ahead of the five-year average and crops may finish earlier, as many producers saw less rain than in normal years.CanadaSep 18
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Firefighting efforts across Western Canada allowing many to return homeDozens of soldiers from across Alberta returned Tuesday night to CFB Edmonton. The troops were in northern B.C. for the past two weeks, assisting the B.C. Wildfire Service.CanadaSep 13
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Moroccan Society of Alberta supporting victims of deadly earthquakeThe Moroccan Society of Alberta opened on Sunday for anyone who wanted to show solidarity with the victims and their families, as well as collect donations for those impacted.WorldSep 10
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Edmonton Elks Labour Day Classic rematch to include Taylor Swift concert ticket giveawayThe Edmonton Elks are expecting over 30,000 people at Commonwealth Stadium Saturday when they give away two tickets to a Taylor Swift concert in Paris, France.EntertainmentSep 8
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‘I’m starving’: N.W.T. evacuees waiting for government supportEvacuees in Edmonton have been waiting patiently for financial support from the N.W.T. government but want to see action soon, as some are struggling to get by.CanadaSep 5
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St. Albert Public Schools to remove all ‘permanent’ memorialsSt. Albert Public Schools say the memorials could have harmful effects as well as negatively impact staff and student's mental health.CanadaSep 1
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‘June-uary’: Snow falls on Okanagan Connector Sunday morningA mix of snow and rain fell on the Okanagan connector overnight Sunday, proving just how unpredictable weather in the Okanagan can be.WeatherJun 18
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Okanagan resident creates device to prevent catalytic converter thefts"The device is in test mode for three minutes after the ignition has been turned off. Any movement at all on the exhaust system, the alarm will sound for two minutes."CanadaJun 18
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Adra Tunnel along Kettle Valley Rail Trail close to reopening: RDOSNow with approval from the province, the phased project has moved on to physical rock bolting and shotcrete work to stabilize the structure.CanadaJun 18
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Local artists recognized at Gonzo Okanagan People’s Choice Music AwardsFor the first annual event, the public was asked to nominate and vote for their favourite artists and industry professionals and 3,000 nominations came in.LifestyleJun 18
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Young Okanagan entrepreneurs face off in iGen finalsSD23 students are guided through a start-up process to create enterprises, find funding, build a network and make an impact in the innovation ecosystem in the Okanagan.EducationJun 18
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Alzheimer Society of B.C. urges residents to plan ahead for climate emergenciesExperts recommend having an emergency 'grab and go' kit with clothes, medicine and essentials for potential climate emergencies to ease anxiety for people living with dementia.CanadaJun 18
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Conference in Kelowna, B.C. raising awareness about traumatic brain injuries"It's the leading cause of death and disability in this nation. We refer to it as the invisible injury so oftentimes people don't recognize it."CanadaJun 14
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Police investigating suspicious device in Vernon, B.C.The public is being asked to avoid Justice Park in Vernon while police wait for the Explosive Device Unit to arrive in the North Okanagan.CrimeJun 12
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Man found dead in forest near McCulloch Road in Kelowna, B.C.Kelowna RCMP were on scene in East Kelowna Sunday after receiving a report around that a body had been found in the forest just off McCulloch Road.CrimeJun 5
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Okanagan Humane Society managing rising number of animals in need"We served more than 1,500 animals in the Okanagan Valley in 2022 and we are seeing the same trend in 2023 already."CanadaJun 4
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Okanagan Forest Task Force cleans up illegal dumping siteThe cleanup was one of the ways the Okanagan Forest Task Force is asking the public to stop illegally dumping along backroads in the Central Okanagan.EnvironmentJun 4
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Town of Osoyoos working to mitigate smelly sewage issueStaff originally thought the smell was a standard odour issue that comes with changes in weather or volume use. However, the strong smell is a sign of a much bigger problem.EnvironmentJun 4
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Kelowna, B.C.’s Bankhead Store destroyed by fire Sunday morningEmergency crews are responding to the Bankhead Store in Kelowna, B.C., after it went up in flames Sunday morning.FireJun 4
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Man accused of killing UBC Okanagan security guard will stand trialThe trial for Dante Ognibene-Hebbourn has yet to advance beyond scheduling, and on Monday it was pushed back again another month.CrimeMay 29