Global News will have live, real-time election results for all 338 ridings as polls begin to close across the country starting at 7 p.m. ET Continue reading →

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By Sunday afternoon, several layers of graffiti had been painted over the piece, including a French slur. Continue reading →

“I don’t even know how to even articulate how disgusting it is,” she said. Continue reading →

Here’s everything you need to know to vote in the 43rd federal election: Continue reading →

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Voters in at least three provinces got robocalls on Monday telling them to vote on Tuesday, Elections Canada says. Continue reading →

Ten ridings are in play in New Brunswick, and Global News will have a breakdown of each of them as results come in.  Continue reading →

As Canadians continue to cast their ballots in Monday’s federal election, early exit polling numbers released by Ipsos suggests that for eight per cent of voters, it was their first time. Continue reading →

Chick-fil-A’s chief executive, Dan Cathy, has spoken out about his traditional family values in the past. Continue reading →

“What happened when he gave it to you?” Kim Kardashian’s 3-year-old son Saint asked her of when his dad gave her the engagement ring. Continue reading →

But don’t take a picture with your ballot or risk spoiling your vote! Continue reading →

Some efforts included removing four networks of fake, misinformation-spreading accounts and adding a special security tool for elected officials and candidates that monitors their accounts for hacking attempts. Continue reading →

The ‘Harold and Kumar’ star suffered a knee injury during rehearsals for Netflix’s live-action adaptation of the cult-classic Japanese anime series. Continue reading →

“I always thought I had to be gay, because I thought all guys were evil, but it’s not true,” the ‘Slide Away’ singer said. Continue reading →

The man was forced to surrender his dog after he was admitted to hospice, but he managed to get in one last visit. Continue reading →

The suspect shares the same name as groundbreaking rapper Tupac A. Shakur, who was shot and killed in September 1996 when he was 25. Continue reading →

Monday’s protests renewed demands to step up an independent investigation into the deadly break-up of a protest camp in June, which resulted in dozens of causalities among the protesters. Continue reading →

Critics frequently accuse Trump of violating the clause, which prevents the president and lawmakers from profiting from their offices. Continue reading →

‘Gemini Man’ was released on Oct. 11 and has not yet matched its budget at the box office. Continue reading →

The Pentagon chief said the plan was still in the discussion phase and had not yet been presented to President Donald Trump. Continue reading →

Global News has multiplatform election coverage as the 2019 federal election campaign comes to a close. Livestream our Decision Canada broadcast and follow our live blog here. Continue reading →

The U.K. is due to leave the EU in 10 days, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been stymied twice in 48 hours in his attempt to get Parliament to approve his divorce deal. Continue reading →

The ‘Pretty Little Liars’ actress announced her pregnancy in June with a topless Instagram photo featuring her baby bump. Continue reading →

The research looked at 2.5 million childbirths in Canada over 13 years. Continue reading →

Trump made his comments as Democrats sought to build public support for their fast-moving impeachment inquiry. Continue reading →

Less than a week before its scheduled release, director Quentin Tarantino is refusing to recut the film and appease the Chinese censors. Continue reading →

The crash occurred on Oct. 11 on Georgia’s Cleveland Highway. Continue reading →

The 19-year-old from Mississauga, Ont., jumped one spot to No. 4 in the rankings on Monday following a week off. Continue reading →

The new policy would allow the government to amass a trove of biometric data on hundreds of thousands of migrants, raising major privacy concerns. Continue reading →