A suspect is at large after officers responded to reports of shots being fired at the CrossIron Mills shopping centre north of Calgary on Monday evening, according to RCMP. Continue reading →

The NDP ad, which was voiced completely in French, aimed to gather supporters in the francophone province. Singh has long been a critic of Quebec’s secularism law, Bill 21, which prevents the wearing of religious wear, including that of turbans, in positions of authority. Continue reading →

Iran has reacted angrily to the awarding of its Canadian assets to victims of Iranian-sponsored terror groups. Continue reading →

Former White House Deputy Chief of Staff Rick Dearborn and former White House Staff Secretary Rob Porter were subpoenaed by the House Judiciary Committee to appear at the hearing on possible obstruction of justice by Trump. Continue reading →

GM Oshawa workers weigh-in on United Auto Workers strike in the U.S. Continue reading →

The Canadian Union of Public Employees says 93 per cent of its 55,000 members voted in favour of job action, putting them in a legal strike position as of Sept. 30. Continue reading →

The TV docuseries takes six Canadians with strong (and mostly negative) opinions about Indigenous people on a journey that challenges their perceptions. Continue reading →

McMaster University associate political science professor Peter Graefe said while it is important for all governments to communicate with citizens, there is a line between information and partisan self-promotion. Continue reading →

Ontario’s Divisional Court decision upholding the “harsh” punishment for Alexandru Tanase comes even though regulators have proposed allowing hygienists to treat spouses as dentists may do. Continue reading →

Durham Regional Police say two victims came forward to police alleging they were sexually assaulted between 1984 and 2003. Continue reading →

Canada legalized cannabis for adult use on Oct. 17 last year, and the rollout was mired by supply chain issues and product shortages, which largely have been resolved in recent months. Continue reading →

A look at whether Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer’s promise to bring back the public transit tax credit will help the environment or lead to more people taking public transit. Continue reading →

A former deputy Commissioner of Ontario’s provincial police force is launching a $15 million wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the Ontario government. Continue reading →

In a statement to Global News, a spokesperson for Health Minister Christine Elliott said, “Minister Elliott is increasingly concerned about the prevalence and health consequences of youth vaping.” Continue reading →

The government says the 2018-19 deficit improved due to higher-than-expected tax revenues and lower spending. Continue reading →

In 2015, the Liberals captured the majority of the ridings in the diverse battleground region of the Greater Toronto Area. Now, they are fighting to keep them. Continue reading →

The Owen Sound defenceman has been living with Type 1 diabetes since he was 12. Now, he’s preparing for the NHL draft. Continue reading →

“There’s nothing in this world that could explain what I’m experiencing right now,” McDonagh said through tears. Continue reading →

Playing the game she loves is a passion that has brought Emily Davis-Tope from Australia to Canada. Continue reading →

Other parts of Canada might get their first shipment of flu vaccine a little late, too. Continue reading →

Eleven people disqualified from applying to open a cannabis store are asking an Ontario court to halt the licensing process while they challenge their rejection. Continue reading →

Kingston police have closed Queen and Bagot streets after a multiple-stabbing incident. Continue reading →

“We just wanna show you how we really kiss,” Shawn Mendes said to the camera. Continue reading →

Karina Gould, the youngest female cabinet minister in Canadian history, won her riding by a slim margin in 2015 and she is aiming to keep it. Continue reading →

“We’re doing this because it will save lives and improve safety,” officials say about a plan to implement photo radar in Durham Region. Continue reading →

Here’s what voters should watch for this campaign around economic issues in the lead-up to the Oct. 21 election. Continue reading →