Top Results For: The Weeknd

With Canada Day coming up – many Manitobans are hitting the road and the water over this weekend. Global’s Katherine Dornian speaks to the experts on how to stay safe, whether you’re on the road, or the water.

With Canada Day coming up, many Manitobans are hitting the road and the water over this long weekend. Global’s Katherine Dornian speaks to the experts on how to stay safe, whether you’re on the road, or the water.

Meadow Gardens Open taking place this weekend. Vancouver Golf Tour commissioner, Fraser Mulholland joins Jay Janower on Global News Morning BC.

It’s going to be a busy weekend in the city with tons of festivals taking place, from the Toronto Beaches Jazz Festival to Salsa on St. Clair. Those heading down can expect to see a variety of food and music at their fingertips, and should plan ahead when it comes to traffic disruptions, Lexy Benedict...

The ponies are primed, the greens are trimmed, and the mallots are ready. As Sydney Morton reports, hundreds will gather for the Kelowna Polo Classic on Saturday, and it’s much more than just horsing around.

The month of June is ALS awareness month and also signals the beginning of the PGA of B.C.’s annual Golfathon for ALS. Executive director of the PGA of BC, Mark Strong joins Jay Janower on Global News Morning Weekend for Weekend Tee.

Jackalope, North America’s largest action sports festival, is happening this weekend at Celebration Square in Mississauga. It features more than 500 athletes from around the world competing in seven thrilling sports, with both men’s and women’s events. Nationally ranked street skateboarder Sophie Grant, one of the top competitors in this year’s festival, joins Ross Hull...

Patricia Warner from Bowest Appliances and Teatro Group’s chef Matthew Batey join Norma Reid to cook up Panna Cotta.

Toronto’s ultimate Latin dance fiesta is back! Salsa on St. Clair is heating up the city this weekend for its 21st year. Jesus Bustamante, a singer and performer, joins Ross Hull to talk about the family fun and show off some moves.

While it’s technically not a Canada Day long weekend this year, travel is still expected to be busy across the province. YVR is bracing for a record number of passengers, and as Troy Charles reports, the ferries and highways won’t be far behind.

Afrofest returns this weekend to Woodbine Park for its 37th year. It’s a three-day celebration of African music, dance, food and culture. Kibra, one of this year’s performers, joins Megan King to discuss her new album and how her heritage continues to influence her music.

This weekend promises to be a busy one for hotels, restaurants and tourist attractions around Metro Vancouver. A string of cruise ships are docking at Canada Place bringing nearly 50,000 visitors, making it the ‘busiest’ few days of the summer cruise season. Julia Foy has more on those travellers and their economic impact.

It’s a busy and exciting stretch for Canadian golf and the Vancouver Golf Tour, which recently hosted the BC Women’s Open. Joining Asa Rehman on Global News Morning BC is Vancouver Golf Tour president Fraser Mulholland.

“Fly as high as you can” at the East Coast Kite Festival at Citadel Hill! All are welcome to this FREE, non-alcoholic, family-friendly event. We find out more from Dolly Mirpuri.

We preview the Maritime Mega, a big geocaching event happening in Bridgewater this week, with Ken Kane, the man who placed Canada’s first geocache in nearby East River, NS.

51-year-old dead after head-on-crash near Irricana, Alberta RCMP Investigating. Two teens charged in Canada Day assault in Chestermere

Premier Danielle Smith made an appearance at the same event as the prime minister this morning. Exiled UCP MLAs hope to revive a political dynasty

The cleanup is underway after a powerful weekend storm dumped up to 200 mm of rain, and in some places several centimetres of snow on southern Alberta. Powerful winds also toppled dozens of trees. Global Calgary’s Craig Momney has more on the storm’s damage and the cleanup

The Calgary branch of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress held a rally on Stephen Avenue on Sunday called Come Back Alive, in honour of prisoners of war who either lost their lives while in captivity or are missing. Sukhi Gill and her 16-year-old son escaped their burning home in the early morning hours, as well as...

An African market happening near city hall was interrupted after a piece of equipment fell on to some of the market participants. Last fall, the province passed the bill prohibiting doctors from treating children under 16 years old with puberty blockers and hormone therapies. But, on Friday, a temporary injunction was issued, preventing its implementation.