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ANALYSIS: Winnipeg Jets must make Monday night a happy homecoming for Jonathan ToewsJonathan Toews' return to Chicago was going to be a big deal regardless of the situation. But his current Winnipeg teammates have to make the evening a productive one as well.SportsJan 19
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Winnipeg Jets ‘paying a little bit of a price’ for trading draft picks: GMThe Winnipeg Jets are 'paying a little bit of a price' for their lack of draft capital as the team sits last in the NHL, Kevin Cheveldayoff says.SportsJan 5
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Ontario may need to throw out millions of dollars in PPE: auditor generalDuring the height of COVID-19, the Ford government signed long-term contracts with Ontario manufacturers for desperately needed masks for health-care workers.PoliticsDec 2, 2025
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Months-long Vancouver road closure worries businesses as revenue dropsResidents and businesses along the Broadway Corridor in Vancouver are now dealing with a four-month-long road closure through Mount Pleasant.EconomyJan 26
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Toews returns to NHL with hometown Jets after being out 2 seasons with long COVIDThe spotlight was on Jonathan Toews when the Winnipeg Jets skated onto the ice for their season opener against Dallas on Thursday night.SportsOct 10, 2025
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Alberta’s chief medical officer of health says worst of flu season likely overDr. Vivien Suttorp says hospitalizations for respiratory viruses peaked on Dec. 31, when there were 700 influenza patients — a number that has since dropped to 513.HealthJan 13
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Several European countries, including U.K. lose measles elimination statusOutbreaks began in late 2023 and increased quickly throughout 2024, resulting in 2911 confirmed cased record in England that year alone.WorldJan 28
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Canada’s men’s team holds 1st Olympic practiceConnor McDavid was among the first Canadians to step on the ice.Sports9 hours
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Butterdome makeover: Iconic U of A building’s yellow exterior getting an upgradeThe new Butterdome façade draws on the University of Alberta’s official green and gold colours and will include a lighting feature mimicking the North Saskatchewan River.EducationJan 21
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Assault at Manitoba Hydro building raising concerns about downtown safetyWinnipeg police say they responded to reports of a man with a knife. A member of the public managed to disarm the 18-year-old suspect but was injured in the process.CanadaFeb 2
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U.S. finalizes withdrawal from World Health OrganizationThe U.S. has finalized its withdrawal from the World Health Organization, one year after President Donald Trump announced America was ending its 78-year-old commitment.U.S. NewsJan 23
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Canadian women’s hockey team rolls with delayThe Canadian women's hockey team shrugged off a delay to the start of its Olympic women's hockey tournament and geared up for a different first opponent.SportsFeb 7
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Norovirus prompts changes for Canadian OlympiansBe wary of the salad dressing bottle.SportsFeb 7
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U.S.-Russia nuclear arms control pact expires after half a centuryThe Kremlin said Thursday it regretted the expiration of the last remaining nuclear arms pact between Russia and the United States that left no caps on the two atomic arsenals.WorldFeb 5
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Fredericton researcher hopes to combat loneliness among seniors one phone call at a timeA Statistics Canada report shows mood disorders among seniors are on the rise, and advocates say loneliness is playing a role.CanadaJan 7
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Some Ontario civil servants told to get to office in snowstorm or take vacation daySome Ministry of Transportation staff were told to get to the office despite the snow. An hour later, at 10:35 a.m., the order was rescinded.PoliticsJan 15
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Crosby ready for another Olympic quest for CanadaSam Reinhart stepped on the ice alongside the rest of Canada's talent-rich roster.SportsFeb 7
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James Cameron says he moved from U.S. to New Zealand for ‘sanity’The Canadian filmmaker said New Zealand's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic compared to the United States' response gave him the push he needed.EntertainmentJan 22
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Most Ontarians wait more than three months for specialist or diagnostic test: pollA new poll suggests Ontarians are waiting too long for diagnostic tests and specialist appointments, causing unnecessary stress and putting patients’ health at risk.HealthDec 23, 2025
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The DTES ‘problem’ is not a housing problem, SRO employee saysGlobal News requested an interview with Larry Campbell, who is more than halfway through his six-month $92,000 contract, but we have yet to receive a response from Eby’s office.HealthJan 19