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Brewery and the Beast is back for an eleventh year in Vancouver. Chef de Cuisine Brittney Lygo from Homer Street Cafe and Bar joins us to discuss the lively event, and show us how to make a delicious lingcod recipe.

A tasty pan seared coastal halibut recipe is showcased as we learn more about Canada’s Junior Culinary team, and how to support them at a fun event. Chef James Town, the Fairmont Pacific Rim Banquet Chef and a former competitor of Junior Culinary team, along with JC Felicella from Junior Culinary Team Canada, join Jennifer...

It’s a unique combination for surf and turf seared scallops and crisp pork belly. Executive Chef Garett Blundell from The Victor at the Parq Vancouver Hotel joins Jennifer Palma for Cooking Together.

The Winnipeg Sea Bears get set to open their season tomorrow night. Here’s what you can expect from the team this season:

In a searing decision, a judge determined that a portion of the language law known as Bill 96 can’t apply in criminal cases in Quebec. Judges will no longer have to immediately translate their English rulings into French in order to issue them. It’s something experts are calling a major victory for the rights of...

A young bear will soon be relocated after conservation officers tranquilized it near downtown Kelowna on Friday afternoon.

“The fans, the community, the city and everyone in the province was amazing and really supported us. We’re excited.” Are you ready to cheer on the @wpgseabears for a second season? President Jason Smith explains how they’re getting ready to welcome fans back.

A Port Moody family was shocked to see that a hungry bear had torn a hole in their garage door trying to get at garbage cans within. WildSafe B.C.’s Gabriela De Romeri has some pointers on how people can avoid thes kinds of confrontations and protect the bears.

A hungry black bear tore through the garage door of a Port Moody home to access the garbage can inside. As Angela Jung reports, the incident is serving as a reminder for people living in bear country to take precautions.

The Winnipeg Sea Bears will be playing on a new basketball court this year. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more on the significance of the new surface.

Markets were little changed on Monday, as investors hit pause on a Wall Street winning streak as they wait on key inflation data in the days ahead. Shares of GameStop stock also soared after ‘Roaring Kitty,’ known as Keith Gill, posted online for the first time in about three years.

“It’s a really quick season… get in there early, it’s a great experience.” Ahead of the team kicking off their second season, Chad Posthumus reflected on the fan support last season, and what he’s hoping for in the months ahead.

Traffic Reporter Katelin Owsianski tells us about the damage potholes can cause to your vehicle, and how to avoid some of that wear and tear.

Dawn McKenna and Andrea Manchon of the Children’s Hearing & Speech Centre of BC discuss the developmental implications of speech and hearing problems in children.

A new exhibit has opened at the Mah Society of Edmonton, taking visitors through more than a century of Chinese-Canadian history. “Journey of the Horse” looks at the troubles of the past and how we got to today. As Jaclyn Kucey explains, the goal is to reinvigorate that history and culture in Chinatown.

With a byelection looming for the Tuxedo riding, will the PCs be able to retain the seat previously held be Heather Stefanson, or will new blood be voted in? Political scientist Christopher Adams weighs in.

Dr. Steven Storage says we should advocate for mental health all year long, as mental health week in Canada comes to a close. He talks: ADHD, how to improve your mood, and more.

It’s been a busy year at Star’s Piggly Wiggly’s Pig Sanctuary in Summerland, B.C. as the team works to care for more pigs than ever before. Sydney Morton takes us to the sanctuary ahead of their open house this weekend.

A Global viewer in Coquitlam shares a hilarious video that shows a mother bear comically trying to get on a saucer tree swing, as her cub gets bored and wanders off.

Getting on an airplane can be a stressful experience, even for the most seasoned travellers. For anyone who has communication difficulties, it can be downright scary. So a program at YVR tried to take out some of the fear. Here’s Julia Foy.