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A large crowd gathered Monday night to witness a piece of Edmonton history go up in flames. A fire destroyed Hangar 11: a Second World War-era building that was part of the former municipal airport in central Edmonton. Sarah Ryan has the details.

Get ready for a stylish celebration as we honor Hollywood’s glamorous stars turning fifty! Join style maven Lisa Kisber as she unveils the iconic fashion of Kate Moss, Eva Mendes, Penelope Cruz, and Victoria Beckham. From red carpet glam to everyday chic, get inspired by their age-defying looks and discover spring trends with a dash...

After 32 years in business, a downtown Edmonton food institution is closing its doors and customers have been lining up for hours to get their last meal at Chicken for Lunch. Jaclyn Kucey has the details.

It’s the “end of an era” for Halifax residents, as a longstanding McDonald’s location on Quinpool Road is set to serve its last burgers before permanently shutting down the kitchen early on Saturday morning. Megan King reports.

It’s a career or hobby not for the faint of heart. And one Manitoba family is saying goodbye after decades in the business. Iris Dyck introduces us to beekeepers whose unique hive is now up for sale.

Lunar New Year takes place on Saturday, Feb. 10 and P.F. Chang’s is already celebrating with a special Lunar New Year menu. Executive chef, Evan Nyhus and assistant operating partner Christian Aquin share the details.

It’s the end of an era for the Bonneteau family who have set up a massive Christmas display at their Cloverdale home for more than 20 years, but as community reporter Safeeya Pirani tells us, the holiday cheer they’ve spread is enough to last a lifetime.

It might be the end of an era for John Gormley, but it is not a retirement.

After 18 amazing seasons, ET Canada is coming to an end. Hosts Cheryl Hickey and Sangita Patel join TMS to reflect on their highlights from their time on the show and offer an emotional sneak peek at their final episode.

After 18 amazing seasons, ET Canada is coming to an end. Hosts Cheryl Hickey and Sangita Patel join TMS to reflect on their highlights from their time on the show and offer an emotional sneak peek at their final episode.

Thousands of school support workers in Nova Scotia could be on strike as early as next week. That includes EPAs who support many students across the province. Parents say without their support, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to send their kids to school. Alicia Draus has the latest.

This is a tough weekend for a longtime Calgary charity. As Gil Tucker reports, it’s shutting down after three decades of serving the struggling in our city.

It have been a long and trying year for so many people. But it’s finally coming to an end. Of course, like everything else, the world is celebrating a little differently because of the pandemic. Sean O’Shea has more.

Ranchman’s Cookhouse and Dancehall is selling off its assets amid a forced closure due to the downturn and the pandemic. As Tomasia DaSilva reports, one of the men behind the iconic honky-tonk is sad to see it go but says it may not be gone for good.

In this edition of the Global Give Back, Global News Morning’s Kahla Evans is joined by Tricia Blair, a teacher at Golden Gate Middle School with more on their board game lending library.

Sat, Aug 20: For more than three decades, Video Difference, in Halifax, has amassed quite a collection. Between its two locations, it has more than 80-thousand movies and tv shows. Now, it’s closing and what to do with all their stuff? Ross Lord reports.

Work is winding down at the Oshawa GM plant as vehicle production ends. 2600 workers will be left unemployed. Morganne Campbell has more from the facility.

Evan Dunfee was awarded the bronze medal in the Men’s 50k race walk when officials disqualified a Japanese competitor for bumping him off his stride. But, on an appeal Dunfee lost his bronze medal. As Jay Janower reports, Dunfee agrees with the decision.

Tue, Jan 12: It’s the end of an era for a special spot where generations of active Calgarians have geared up for outdoor adventure. As Gil Tucker shows us, there’ve been plenty of memorable moments indoors, thanks to the stores unofficial greeters.

After more than half a century in the business, radio personality Jon McComb turns off his mic for the last time. Jordan Armstrong looks back on his illustrious career – and what could be next.