The father of Tori Stafford says one of the two people convicted in her murder has been moved from a maximum-security prison to an Aboriginal healing lodge.  Continue reading →

In case you missed the speech, here are five key takeaways from Trump’s UN speech. Continue reading →

But there is no indication at this time whether that change will mean a convicted killer will stop getting the benefits. Continue reading →

Montgomery County Judge Steven O’Neill also declared Bill Cosby, 81, a “sexually violent predator.” Continue reading →

“Even if it’s all true, does it disqualify him?” Continue reading →

It wasn’t until Monday evening that Environment Canada confirmed Calabogie, located about 100 kilometres west of Ottawa, had indeed been hit by a EF-1 category tornado and downburst – and not just by a bad storm. Continue reading →

Ontario’s environmental commissioner slammed the Doug Ford government for gutting most of the province’s climate change programs. Continue reading →

    OHL hockey is back, and so is Around The OHL. Jake Jeffrey and Mike Stubbs talk to some of the biggest names in junior hockey, and highlight all the stories making headlines from around the league. On this episode, the guys discuss some of the teams to look out for this season: there are… Continue reading →

Smith has three years remaining on a four-year, US$13-million dollar contract extension he signed in January 2017. Continue reading →

Federal Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale praised the work of local first responders and residents on Tuesday, as he toured the west Ottawa community of Dunrobin, where dozens of homes were left severely damaged by a powerful tornado on Friday. Continue reading →

In a decision released on Tuesday, the tribunal found that from 2005 to 2013, there is “sufficient evidence” to support the midwives’ claim that the provincial government discriminated against them in negotiating their compensation. Continue reading →

In order to assist with that recovery, the city of Ottawa has set up two community support centres to help those who were most affected by the storm get back on their feet. Continue reading →

The report found that while agencies were trying to keep children safe, they made decisions focused on short-term goals rather than focusing on longer-term outcomes. Continue reading →

Canadian Olympic gold medallist Gillian Apps and longtime archrival and captain of the U.S. Olympic championship team Meghan Duggan faced off once again over the weekend, this time at an altar. Continue reading →

The Ottawa Redblacks offensive lineman has returned home to Houston, where he will be a welcome sight for his wife, Rachel, and four young children. Rogers has seen his family just once, the Redblacks’ last bye week in August, since he left Houston in May to attend training camp. Continue reading →

The province also conducted online surveys where people could weigh in on how to make government programs more efficient. Continue reading →

With power still several hours away, neighbours in Arlington Woods can be seen outside together, enjoying the post-tornado sunshine. Continue reading →

Gatineau residents forced from their homes by Friday’s tornado are growing anxious to get back inside and retrieve their belongings. Continue reading →

Global News chief meteorologist Anthony Farnell says a storm may be brewing for southwestern Ontario on Tuesday and is expected to head east. Continue reading →

The Insurance Bureau of Canada says that most home and business policies offer protection from wind and tornado damage. Continue reading →

The two tornadoes that touched down in the Ottawa-Gatineau region left demolished houses and uprooted trees in their paths and two people with critical injuries Friday night. Continue reading →

While residents of Ottawa and Gatineau are looking to rebuild and restock, here’s a look at what happened over the last couple of days during the tornadoes, the aftermath and the work that went in to providing food, shelter and power to those in the area. Continue reading →

A city of Kingston official died over the weekend after a tree fell on him during Friday evening’s storm. Continue reading →

Ford says the select committee will have the power to call witnesses, compel documents and gather evidence. Continue reading →

Hydro Ottawa says they were able to reconnect thousands of Ottawans with power overnight, two days after two tornadoes ripped through the Ottawa-Gatineau region on Friday night, causing enormous damage. Continue reading →

The provincial government has denied that “any aspect of the remuneration of midwives is discriminatory on the basis of sex.” Continue reading →

Empire Co. Ltd. says the acquisition, which values the Ontario-based chain of grocery stores at $800 million, includes 26 Farm Boy locations in the province. Continue reading →

The victims’ families have made several recommendations that will be read out at the inquiry. Continue reading →

A Global News/Toronto Star investigation reveals how Ontario pharmacists staged robberies and forged prescriptions to obtain thousands of doses of opioids amid a national epidemic. Continue reading →

The Government of Canada and several schools in both Ottawa and Gatineau, Que., have announced closures for Monday due to power outages and tornado damage. Continue reading →