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Meet the most productive musicians in history. How much of their music do you own?Here's an accounting of the most prolific artists of all time. How many albums can one person or band make? If you're these people, a lot.EntertainmentJun 30
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Citizens concerned about plans for new Montreal homeless shelter near schools, daycaresThe City of Montreal wants to turn an old, decrepit church in Rosemont into a homeless shelter. Citizens accuse them of lacking transparency.CanadaMay 26
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Rainstorm ‘not enough’ to pull Alberta out of drought, expert saysThe rain event hitting much of Alberta for several days is well timed and well located but it's not enough to pull Alberta out of drought, experts say.WeatherMay 7
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Total solar eclipse: Canadians soak up once-in-a-lifetime spectacleCanadians from Ontario to Atlantic Canada witnessed the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8. The experience was described by many as 'moving.'CanadaApr 8
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‘Big news’: Asthma drug shows promise for severe food allergiesA decades-old asthma medication may help reduce the severity of allergic reactions for those suffering from food allergies, a new study found.HealthFeb 26
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2 bricks thrown off Whitemud Drive overpass part of disturbing trend at 53 Avenue overpass: EPSTwo men have been left rattled after bricks thrown off a southside overpass smashed into their vehicles on Whitemud Drive — two of nine such incidents EPS is investigating.CrimeFeb 23
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Demolishing Montreal Olympic Stadium would be costly, but experts question $2B priceThe estimate is raising questions because other North American cities have torn down stadiums for hundreds of millions of dollars less.MoneyFeb 10
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Mild winter weather in Quebec disappoints tourists, forces cities to adaptEnvironment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Jean-Philippe Bégin said that last month was southern Quebec’s second-warmest December on record.WeatherJan 5
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2023 in review: Premier Danielle Smith sits down for year-end interview with Global NewsIt was seven months ago that Danielle Smith led the UCP to victory in the provincial election on a platform centred around affordability and improving health care in Alberta.PoliticsJan 1
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Banksy’s identity: Elusive artist reveals his name in resurfaced interviewIn a lost BBC interview from 2003, which recently resurfaced, the enigmatic artist Bansky was asked by a reporter to verify his real name.TrendingNov 21, 2023
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Lethbridge schools welcome back thousands of studentsDusting off their backpacks, thousands of elementary, junior high, and high school students in Lethbridge are starting back at school today.EducationSep 5, 2023
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Phone off, eyes up: How to get the best view of the Perseid meteor showThe Perseid meteor shower occurs annually but this year's display is expected to be extra spectacular as the waning crescent moon provides an extra-dark background.WeatherAug 11, 2023
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Timmins, Ont. to consider moving homeless shelter after complaints from residentsTimmins Mayor Michelle Boileau said she was the only council member to oppose the resolution because she didn't want to support the narrative that shelters cause problems.CanadaAug 6, 2023
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What do you do when the music stops? There is life after rock.Not everyone can be The Rolling Stones or U2. What do musicians do when faced with the rest of their lives? Is there life after rock? Turns out there can be.EntertainmentJul 2, 2023
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Family of murdered Alberta toddler, mother urges federal politicians to pass Noah’s LawA private member's bill that proposes changes to the Criminal Code of Canada and the Sex Offender Information Registration Act has been introduced in Parliament.CanadaJun 7, 2023
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Striking Halifax-area school support workers seek answers from premierStriking Halifax educational support workers sought out Premier Tim Houston Monday who was visiting a Lower Sackville cafe. They called on him to 'show respect' for their plight.EducationMay 16, 2023
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New Brunswick looks to allow alcohol in food delivery or takeout orders beyond COVID-19If passed, these ammendments would allow wine from restaurants to be taken home. Alcohol could also be included in takeout or delivery orders beyond the state of emergency.ConsumerDec 9, 2020
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West Island high school grad calls out Quebec for lacking Black history education in schoolsA 17-year-old West Island student wrote a letter to the Quebec government demanding more Black history be taught.PoliticsJun 19, 2020
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REACH School’s expansion proposal gets approved after fourth requestThe English language school for special needs students aged 4 to 21 will eventually be located under one roof in an extension off Saint-Lambert International High School.EducationJun 17, 2021
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Transat sees steady demand for winter travel despite fourth wave of COVID-19Transat does not expect to return to its pre-pandemic level of operations before 2023.EconomySep 9, 2021