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8 charged after contraband tobacco facility shut down on Six Nations territoryMore than 25,000 kilograms of contraband tobacco were seized and eight people charged following an investigation on Six Nations of the Grand River Territory.CrimeFeb 12
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Snow melt raising flood risk in parts of southern OntarioSome communities in southern Ontario are being warned of potential flooding as warmer temperatures bring melting snow and ice after weeks of subzero temperatures.CanadaFeb 16
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Canada warns First Nations people to carry passport when crossing U.S. borderThe federal government updated its travel advice for the U.S. and is now urging First Nations people to carry a passport, in addition to a status card, when crossing the border.CanadaFeb 20
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Cap on international students leading to drop in Ontario transit ridershipBrampton, Mississauga and parts of Waterloo Region were among the suburbs where people flocked back to the bus, leading to overcrowding and setting records.CanadaFeb 18
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Winnipeg police arrest 2 men for attack on 16-year-old Rinelle HarperWinnipeg police have arrested two men for the attempted murder of Rinelle Harper, who was beaten and left for dead in the Assiniboine River.CanadaDec 31, 1969
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B.C.’s drought conditions show ‘strong regional divide’ between north and southA low snowpack could mean drought and water restrictions for parts of the province this year, but it's not a guarantee, hydrologist Jonathan Boyd said.EnvironmentApr 10
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Hawrelak Park reopens after 3-year rehabilitation in Edmonton’s river valleyThe changes to the 68‑hectare Hawrelak Park include a new playground and lakefront promenade, a modernized pavilion and updated washrooms, and extensive utilities upgrades.LifestyleMar 13
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Man who hit wolf with snowmobile, killed it at bar, gets 18 months’ probationCody Roberts used a snowmobile to run over a wolf, then taped the animal's mouth closed before taking it to a local bar and putting it on display before killing it.CrimeApr 9
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Anglers pulled from Georgian Bay ice shelf could face bill for rescueOwen Sound council will vote on the deputy mayor's motion on April 13, which will ask city staff to prepare a report on billing the anglers rescued.CanadaMar 25
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Electric vehicle enthusiasm going up as gas price show little sign of coming downWith no relief in sight for high gas and diesel prices, potential car buyers at Edmonton’s annual Auto Experience are taking a closer look at electric vehicles.ConsumerApr 9
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First Nations raise alarm over ICE detentions, urge caution crossing U.S. borderThe warning comes as the Assembly of First Nations confirmed at least one First Nations person recently had a negative encounter with ICE and has since returned to Canada.CanadaJan 29
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DRIPA legislation will be front and centre when B.C. MLAs return to the legislature'We want to see a clear path forward,' Scott McInnis, Conservative MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke and the critic for Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, told Global News.PoliticsMar 27
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Calgary Stampede canvas auction smashes old record for total amount bidConsidered by many to be an indicator of the health of the Alberta economy, this year's Calgary Stampede canvas auction garnered a record amount of bids.EntertainmentApr 10
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Quadruple amputee charged with 1st-degree murder of friendA grand jury indicted Dayton Webber on multiple charges, including two counts of gun possession and two counts of reckless endangerment.TrendingApr 14
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Richmond mayor asks Cowichan Nation to put intentions in writing after rulingB.C.'s Supreme Court decided last year that the Cowichan Nation has title over a portion of southeast Richmond.PoliticsApr 2
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‘They’re intense’: Transport Canada seeks feedback on bright vehicle headlightsTransport Canada is asking Canadians how headlight glare affects them, and their experience on the roads at night with bright lights.TrafficApr 6
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Drivers left with damaged vehicles after fueling up at south Edmonton stationA south Edmonton dealership said half a dozen vehicles brought in on Wednesday had water in their gas tanks, all after fueling up at the same station in Summerside.ConsumerApr 15
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18K lives later, B.C. marks 10 years since declaring overdose emergencyEvents are planned across British Columbia Tuesday to mark 10 years since the province declared a public health emergency related to the overdose crisis.PoliticsApr 14
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7-Eleven says it plans to close 645 North American stores this yearAccording to earnings filings published last week,the closures will outpace the 205 locations it forecasts it will open during that same time.ConsumerApr 14
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Federal government needs to protect B.C.’s private property rights, Poilievre saysThe leader of the Conservative Party of Canada was in B.C. on Thursday and says the federal government needs to take a stand to protect private property rights.PoliticsApr 9