Netflix Canada is warning subscribers to be wary of fraudulent messages that appear to be sent by the streaming service. Continue reading →

Apple is being sued by iPhone users after the company admitted it slowed down older phone models in order to keep them running longer. Continue reading →

A recent court decision may be about to broaden the scope of hosts’ responsibilities. Continue reading →

Papa John’s founder will step down as CEO after remarks he made about the NFL’s national anthem protests. Continue reading →

Instead of scrambling to search for the best deals around for Boxing Day deals, Global News has put together an all-encompassing list for you.  Continue reading →

The video shows the girl being dragged to the ground by her hair by one teen, before two other girls join the fight and throw several punches at her. Continue reading →

The Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Vandenberg Air Base to deliver 10 satellites to low-Earth Orbit. Continue reading →

Christmas church services and other celebrations are being held this weekend under the gaze of armed guards and security cameras in many countries. Continue reading →

Transport Canada said Friday that it has suspended the airline’s operator certificate, citing deficiencies in the company’s operational control system. Continue reading →

Experts are warning that bitcoin is a bubble about to burst, but things might get crazier before it does: A lot of people have heard of bitcoin by now, but very few people own it. Continue reading →

The U.S. has nearly 28,000 troops permanently stationed in South Korea, but if war came, many thousands more would be needed for a wide range of missions, including ground combat. Continue reading →

Pete Hoekstra denied ever making comments about Islamist “no-go zones” in the Netherlands, but a video clip from 2015 suggests otherwise. Continue reading →

Everitt Aaron Jameson, a former Marine, told an undercover agent he believed to be associated with senior ISIS leadership that he wanted to conduct an attack on Pier 39 because it was heavily crowded. Continue reading →

The DMZ is four kilometres wide, heavily-guarded and full of landmines. So, a North Korean soldier has to be highly motivated to try to cross it. Continue reading →

The Canadian Forces says a sonar system used by some CH-148 Cyclones must be removed before the helicopters are allowed to land on ships. Continue reading →

Netflix Canada is warning subscribers to be wary of fraudulent messages that appear to be sent by the streaming service. Continue reading →

From a freestyling officer to a Slip ‘N Slide ride, these videos shed a positive light on law enforcement this year. Continue reading →

You can get news updates from Global News and Corus Radio newstalk stations on voice assistants like the Google Home or Amazon Echo. Here’s how to set them up. Continue reading →

Some say the Canadian government isn’t taking the threats posed by Russia to the West seriously enough. Continue reading →

Police in Pueblo, Colo., announced they’ve arrested the 26-year-old man whose violent robbery attempt on a woman was foiled after his pants kept falling down. Continue reading →

Santa Claus is known for dropping off gifts for children, but a Newfoundland girl has a special gift for Kriss Kringle — “Leave presents, take brother!” Continue reading →

An enormous Russian military exercise in mid-September was a “dry run” for a “full-scale conventional war against NATO in Europe,” the German daily Bild reported earlier this week.  Continue reading →

“My little light really is the fruit of love,” the woman proclaimed on Instagram. Continue reading →

The United Nations approved new sanctions against North Korea on Friday. So what can countries still send there? Food, medicine and not much else. Continue reading →

Starting next year, the new law will give big cuts to corporation and wealthy Americans and more modest reductions to other families. Continue reading →

Managers were to receive lists of “low pay or no pay employees” by today after a memo went out earlier this week from a senior government officials. Continue reading →

Australian police said Friday they made the country’s largest seizure of methamphetamine: a 1.2 ton haul with a street value estimated at over a billion dollars. Continue reading →

The bride appeared on the Mexican side of the border in a white wedding gown, and the groom on the American side in a grey suit. Continue reading →