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New details about a horrific dog attack that killed an eleven-year-old, as the boy’s father opens up about the dogs that lived inside his home. Ottawa plans to pump billions of dollars into artificial intelligence and how a local event aims to inspire the next generation of STEM students.

Tensions are high as City of Edmonton employees within Civic Services 52 prepare to walk off the job in strike action, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with Premier Danielle Smith in Alberta amid growing demands to dump the planned April 1 hike to the consumer carbon levy, and the Canadian Liver Foundation is sounding the...

A shooting at the Super Bowl victory parade for the Kansas City Chiefs in Missouri has left at least one person dead and 22 more injured, many of whom are children. What police are saying about the latest deadly mass shooting in the U.S. A fierce Nor’easter has walloped eastern Newfoundland and Labrador after dumping...

Baseball fans were left disappointed as MLB superstar Shohei Ohtani announced on social media that he signed with the L.A. Dodgers, despite rumours of a potential move to the Toronto Blue Jays. Meanwhile in Venice, the canals have turned a bright green colour after climate change activists protests dumped fluorescein into the water to protest...

Some retailers continue to struggle with staffing, and Walmart plans to beef up its online offerings. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.

A tornado has touched down in the Ottawa suburb of Barrhaven, frightening residents and damaging at least 125 homes. The damage, and what witnesses say they experienced. People in southern Europe are sweltering under a severe heat wave, which the Italian Meteorological Society has named “Cerberus,” after the three-headed dog in Greek mythology who guards...

Hundreds of Maple Ridge residents are temporarily displaced after a massive fire at a construction site jumped to a neighbouring apartment building. Julia Foy reports.

Canadians in some provinces and territories will be paying more at gas pumps and liquor stores with new taxes coming into effect. Joe Scarpelli tracks several major changes that are now in effect and could impact your wallet.

Canadian ski jumper Alex Loutitt is flying high and making history on the FIS Ski Jumping World Cup circuit. Jay Janower has her story.

Baseball is coming back to Toronto as the Blue Jays prepare for their long-awaited return home. Penny Oleksiak faces a golden opportunity to make Olympic history in Canada. Plus, the City hopes that rubber speed bumps will help save lives by improving pedestrian safety.

Ernie Haak was about to help his father out of his SUV at Winnipeg’s Health Sciences Centre when someone jumped into the driver’s seat and took off – with his dad still in the passenger’s seat. Haak tells Global’s Joe Scarpelli about the experience as the city’s police deal with a spate of carjackings.

When a car jumped a Scarborough curb and killed a pedestrian two years ago, it left three young boys without their mother and robbed a husband of his wife. With two pedestrian fatalities in the last 24 hours, the woman’s widower is speaking out. Cindy Pom reports.

Evan Dunfee was awarded the bronze medal in the Men’s 50k race walk when officials disqualified a Japanese competitor for bumping him off his stride. But, on an appeal Dunfee lost his bronze medal. As Jay Janower reports, Dunfee agrees with the decision.

Warning: Video contains distressing images. Viewer discretion is advised. Home security video posted on Aug. 5 shows the moment a 10-year-old boy jumps into a pool to save his mother from drowning after she experienced a seizure.

U.S. President Joe Biden called on Congress Wednesday to pass a three-month suspension of the federal gasoline tax to help combat record pump prices and provide temporary relief for American families this summer. The president added that if passed by Congress, this would have some — but not a significant — impact on highway funds.

A West Vancouver mother jumps into cold and choppy waters to save a 15-year-old boy with autism, in distress off Dundarave beach. Catherine Urquhart has the story.

All week, Thunderbird Showpark in Langley, has been hosting the Longines FEI Jumping World Cup. A number of the world’s top riders competing, including Canada’s very own Vanessa Mannix in the grand show ring. She joins Jay and Jenn to tell them more.

Bystanders jumped into action in Brooklyn Monday afternoon to free a four-year-old boy who had become pinned under a runaway car.

In order to help athlete’s get a jump on the ski season, Whistler Olympic Park has buried snow in the dirt and are now in the process of digging it up. Jay Janower explains why.

A mumps outbreak has authorities warning people to ensure their vaccinations are up-to-date. While everyone is supposed to be responsible for their own health care, Meaghan Craig looks at whether health care professionals can be doing a better job at educating people.