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B.C. cities top the list for highest crime rates in CanadaAccording to StatCan data, Kamloops had the highest crime severity index across all of Canada's census metropolitan areas in 2023, with Chilliwack having the second highest.CrimeAug 12
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Former Kodiaks star makes history by signing a professional contract in SwedenAfter five seasons with the Lethbridge Polytechnic Kodiaks, one volleyball player has become the first alumnus to sign a pro deal in the sport.SportsSep 6
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Over half of Canadians don’t want an early election: Ipsos pollThe Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News found Canadians want opposition parties to work with the government despite persistent low approval for the Liberals.PoliticsSep 11
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Kids are feeling the pinch of Canada’s cost of living crunch, poll findsMany kids are being told 'no' more often as their parents grapple with the rising cost of living, new Ipsos polling conducted exclusively for Global News shows.MoneySep 4
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As Parliament returns, support for Trudeau at ‘new low’: pollJust over one-third of Canadians approve of the Trudeau government, according to an Ipsos poll conducted exclusively for Global News and released on Monday.CanadaSep 16
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Ottawa provides $6.7 million for Nova Scotia organizations helping homeless veteransThe organization offers rental supplements and case management services for veterans, and helps connect them with medical help and temporary housing.CanadaAug 12
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The Iberian lynx is back from the brink of extinction. Here’s how it happenedIn 2001, there were only 62 mature Iberian lynx in the Iberian peninsula. The latest census, from last year, shows that there are more than 2,000 adults and juveniles.EnvironmentJun 20
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Capital gains changes: Farmers say feds’ latest effort ‘doesn’t go far enough’The federal government is speeding up the rollout of the Canadian Entrepreneurs' Incentive while also expanding eligibility to include the sale of farming and fishing property.CanadaAug 14
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More than half of human rights complaints in Saskatchewan last year involved disabilitiesLast year 61 per cent of complaints accepted by the Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission were related to disability.HealthJul 26
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Ford rules out boundary changes, while some worry ‘your vote is going to count for less’On Thursday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford emphatically ruled out any changes to the electoral map in Ontario. Political watchers, however, worry the current ridings don't work.PoliticsAug 2
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‘Downtown has not kept up at all’: Pressure on Toronto parks grows as population climbsAs Toronto grows upwards, hundreds of thousands of people have come to call the city home. But as the population increases, the amount of green space has failed to keep pace.CanadaJul 25
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Singapore has a housing model that works. Can Canada replicate it?About 90 per cent of Singapore's land is now state-owned, about 70 per cent of all housing units there are built by the government through the development board.EconomyAug 6
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Trudeau hand-picking candidate in Montreal byelection riles aspiring contendersA campaign co-chair says it was Justin Trudeau's decision to prevent party members from choosing the candidate and to instead select Montreal city Coun. Laura Palestini.CanadaJul 23
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Hamilton seeks update on Indigenous commitments, passes on appointed council seatA motion to put an appointed councilor into city hall and represent Indigenous peoples was defeated in favour of an ask on how the city is currently engaging that community.PoliticsJul 12
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Wildfire threatening road access forces evacuation of Garden River in northern AlbertaAn evacuation order was issued at noon Wednesday for Garden River, also known as Garden Creek, a settlement that's part of the Little Red River Cree Nation near High River.WeatherJul 10
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Funding boost of $52M for Surrey schools amid overcrowding crunchThe funding will see the addition of 17 new classrooms at Old Yale Road Elementary, six classrooms at Latimer Road Elementary and 12 classrooms at William Watson Elementary.EducationJun 29
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Family found dead in rural Ontario home has police urging patience for answersFive days after a family of four was found dead in a Harrow, Ont., home, OPP have yet to comment on the causes of death. Police are instead urging patience from the public.CanadaJun 25
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Gender pay gap in Canada’s tech sector almost tripled over 5 years: studyA new study shows the gender pay gap in Canada's tech sector almost tripled between 2016 and 2021, with the average woman tech worker making almost $20,000 less in 2021.CanadaJun 20
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BC NDP maintains lead while BC United slides to 4th place, new poll findsThe survey from Vancouver-based Research Co. found the governing NDP still in first place with the support of 40 per cent of decided voters.PoliticsJun 25
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Business advisory services to move from PKED to Community Futures PeterboroughCommunity Futures Peterborough will run the Business Advisory Centre, taking over from Peterborough and the Kawarthas Economic Development, which will dissolve at the end of 2024.EconomyJun 25