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After billions of dollars of taxpayer investment and years of delays — oil is finally set to flow through the Trans Mountain pipeline in B.C. It’ll still be weeks before it’ll end up on oil tankers, but as Andrea Macpherson reports, environmentalists are sounding the alarm.

One of Edmonton’s most popular spring craft sales gets underway this weekend. The Butterdome Craft Sale opens on May 3 with hundreds of local vendors. Show director Francine Leduc along with Natalie and Christine Chan from Tulip Oink joined us on Global News Morning with a sneak peek.

Two months since opening, Kelowna’s tiny home community is fully operational. All of the 60 homes are now occupied by those previously in homeless shelters or sheltering outdoors. The resident’s grateful to have their own small quarters and the on-site amenities that they believe will help propel them forward. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

We check in with head coach Patrice Gheisar and midfielder Aidan Daniels ahead of the Halifax Wanderers home opener this weekend.

Excitement is building for the Toronto Maple Leafs playoff season. Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports on how fans can celebrate.

Renowned artist Banksy has captivated the world for decades with his subversive murals and graffiti, while carefully keeping his identity secret the entire time. Now a touring exhibit featuring some of his best work is making its Canadian debut in London, Ontario. Mike Drolet stops by for a visit, and explains why the anti-establishment artist...

Despite being more than a decade in the making, it was a muted opening for the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as the line started up Wednesday. Breanna Karstens-Smith looks at the impacts to Albertans.

Cavalry FC are gearing up for two huge home games over the next couple of weeks. Commercial director Mason Trafford tells Global News Morning Calgary about how they’re preparing for this weekend’s home opener, and a home game against the Vancouver Whitecaps from the MLS.

Israel’s army says it is now fully prepared to launch a ground operation into Rafah, the only city in the Gaza Strip that Israel has not yet raided. As Mike Armstrong reports, with ongoing famine and increasing heat, just trying to survive in Gaza is a continuing struggle.

Police are cracking down on drugs, violence and overall social disorder they say has been witnessed at LRT stations in Calgary. A long list of charges had been laid ranging from drug trafficking to concealed weapons. As Jayme Doll reports, there is still a long way to go.

It’s out with the old and in with the new as Food Basics officially relocated from it’s old location at Frontenac mall to the Rio-Can center. The new location is expected to have a noticeable impact on the community.

After facing delays and controversy, the first infant surrender site in the province, Hopes Cradle, is officially set to open in Clarington, after being ratified in council. Lexy Benedict reports.

Friday Harbour Resort’s executive chef, Jason Oszoli joins Candace Daniel with a preview of the Innisfil resort’s brunch menu for spring and what tourists can expect when visiting the area.

After much controversy, years of delays, and being billions of dollars overbudget, oil is finally flowing through the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Heather Yoruex-West explains what Canadians are getting from the investment, and whether it can be enough to silence critics who question the pipeline’s profitability.

The City of New Westminster and Indigenous groups are marking the opening of a portion of a new community centre. Monday’s opening ceremony of the təməsew̓txʷ Aquatic and Community Centre included an Indigenous land blessing, a ribbon cutting and a ceremonial procession.

Opening arguments have begun in the criminal trial against former U.S. president Donald Trump, centred around alleged hush money payments made to an adult film star prior to the 2016 presidential election. Neetu Garcha reports from New York on how the prosecution and defence are making their cases.

An attempt to rescue a stranded orca near Zeballos, B.C. on Vancouver Island failed Friday after the animal evaded capture. The young animal was stranded in an inlet when its mother died on a sandbar on March 23. Kylie Stanton has the latest.

50 new hospital beds are coming to Health Sciences Centre, including 35 medicine beds, 10 for psych patients, and 5 surgical beds.

Operators say they need a plan to open up the lift bridge to marine traffic with the tourist season set to start this May.

A new school under construction in Saint John will come with a community hub attached, as announced by the province’s education minister on Friday. The school, which will be attended by students from across the city’s north end, will be the second education facility in the city to receive the addition. As Nathalie Sturgeon reports,...