The Scottish actor was best known for his roles in the TV series, ‘One of Us’ and ‘In Plain Sight.’ Continue reading →

Conservative sources tell Global News Scheer used party funds to pay for his children’s private schooling. Continue reading →

“Dan will not be returning to the game. He won’t be coming back to camp. He won’t be on the jury. He’s gone,” host Jeff Probst told the castaways. Continue reading →

A Calgary jury has found a man and a woman guilty of all charges related to a 2017 quadruple homicide that stemmed from a kidnap-for-ransom plot. Continue reading →

“Without the team, we are nothing. We are absolutely nothing,” founder Edward St. John said. Continue reading →

Get a front-row seat for all the action happening in Canada’s House of Commons in Ottawa. Continue reading →

Mass abuse of the opioid tramadol spans continents, from India to Africa to the Middle East. Continue reading →

Jaime Battiste, Liberal MP for Sydney-Victoria, used his first statement in House to speak the Mi’kmaq language.  Continue reading →

The new potato chip flavour will hit the shelves on Feb. 2, 2020. Continue reading →

Lawyers for German auto giant Volkswagen are set to propose a plea deal in an Ontario court today on allegations that the company broke numerous environmental laws. Continue reading →

The decade-long rivalry stems from a fight over Mariah Carey but has since taken a more personal turn. Continue reading →

The federal government is predicting Canadian defence spending will inch closer to its NATO promises but not because Ottawa is sending new money the military’s way. Continue reading →

Many Canadians expect to receive an inheritance in their lifetimes, but experts say some people make common mistakes with their cash. Continue reading →

Six months into the new regime, it isn’t clear how well things have worked. Continue reading →

The vote moves the matter to the full House for action next week – on the cusp of the holidays. Continue reading →

With 649 of the 650 results declared on Friday, the Conservatives had 364 seats and the main opposition Labour Party 203. Continue reading →

Robby Fabbri scored twice on fortuitous bounces off the same Winnipeg player, and the Detroit Red Wings snapped a 12-game winless streak with a 5-2 victory over the Jets on Thursday night. Continue reading →

Acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan on Monday rejected the idea that the Trump administration was responsible for attacks on migrants waiting in Mexico. Continue reading →

EU leaders will meet the bloc’s Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, on Friday morning about next steps ahead in Britain’s impending departure from the 28-nation bloc. Continue reading →

Projections show a collapse in traditional strongholds for the Labour Party and the party’s worst election defeat in 84 years. Continue reading →

A Calgary jury has found a man and a woman guilty of all charges related to a 2017 quadruple homicide that stemmed from a kidnap-for-ransom plot. Continue reading →

Demonstrating is not easy for Luk, who taps a white cane to feel for obstacles and relies on bystanders to guide her. Continue reading →

The ratification process is complete in Mexico, but USMCA is not expected to be ratified in the United States or Canada until early next year. Continue reading →

The agreement came after hours of haggling with Eastern European states demanding funds to support a transition away from fossil fuels and a role for nuclear power. Continue reading →

Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading →

The shooters have been linked to the Black Hebrew Israelites, which includes members subscribed to an extreme set of anti-Semitic beliefs. Continue reading →

Mel Cappe, a former Canadian high commissioner to the U.K., doesn’t have high hopes for Brexit, which he firmly says  “won’t be done for a decade.” Continue reading →