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Transport Canada says it is monitoring the situation after Air India grounded its fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners on Monday. The airline cited issues with the fuel control switch, which is at the centre of an ongoing probe into a deadly air crash last year.

A legendary boxing tournament dating back to the 1940s is back on the marquee. Travis Prasad has more on why it’s been revived.

The Seahawks and Patriots square off in Super Bowl LX this Sunday. BC Lions radio play-by-play commentator Bob Marjanovich is down covering the game in San Francisco, and he talks with Jason Pires about what he’s expecting.

After initially saying he’d quit politics, Edmonton MP Matt Jeneroux has now crossed the floor to the Liberals, becoming the third Conservative to do so since the April 2025 federal election. David Akin explains why Jeneroux says he ditched the Tories; where this leaves Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and his party; and how it puts...

B.C. Conservative MP Bob Zimmer whose riding includes Tumbler Ridge talks about the shooting tragedy in his community and the role of the federal government in the investigation and recovery process.

In a Lethbridge courtroom on Wednesday, a 12-year-old boy was sentenced after pleading guilty to the attempted murder of his seven-year-old brother. As Justin Sibbet reports, the three-year maximum allowable sentence includes extensive rehabilitative efforts.

Victoria Wells joins Global News Morning Calgary to share some of the top programs at Bow Valley College brought in to feed local job demands.

Progress is being made in the construction of the long-awaited metro blue line to Anjou. The tunnel-boring device is assembled and ready to start excavating. It’s a massive machine designed to carve a tunnel almost four kilometres long, dozens of metres below the ground. But as Tim Sargeant reports, the extension’s opening is still years...

The U.S. Supreme Court delivered its highly-anticipated ruling on Donald Trump’s tariffs Friday. The U.S. President was found to have overstepped his authority when he invoked emergency powers to impose the levies last spring. And Canada, of course, is welcoming this decision. But as Touria Izri reports, the ruling is not putting an end to...

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Sunday the U.S. would not dispute an assessment by some European countries about the poisoning of Kremlin-critic Alexei Navalny. Rubio said a report that Navalny was poisoned by a toxin secreted by the poison dart from was “very serious.”

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian expressed frustration with the “high wall of mistrust” shown by the U.S. and Europe Wednesday, adding that “Iran will not bow to their excessive demands” – a sentiment protesters in Tehran echoed Wednesday.

WATCH: Roboteers prepare their battle bots for a tournament in Saskatoon where robots hit, flip, and smash each other out of the ring!

During the third weeks of Justin Bone’s second-degree murder trial, the medical examiner took the stand. She performed the autopsies on Ban Phuc Hoang and Hung Trang: the two men Bone is accused of killing. Sarah Komadina has more.

The Bank of Canada making the decision to hold interest rates steady and the price of gold is dropping after reaching record highs. Financial analyst Robert Levy joins us to break it all down.

An Okanagan MLA is sharing her experience after she got a first-hand look at what type of calls officers are responding to. Kristina Loewen went on a ride-along with the RCMP in Kelowna. Victoria Femia has the details.

A Longueuil woman who doused a 10-year-old boy with scalding hot water following a doorbell prank has been sentenced to 27 months in prison after pleading guilty to aggravated assault. The judge accepted a joint recommendation, leaving Stephanie Borel with 20 months left to serve after credit for time already spent in custody. Elizabeth Zogalis...

U.S. President Donald Trump denied allegations that he had fallen asleep in a previous cabinet meeting Thursday. “I didn’t sleep. I just closed them [my eyes] because I wanted to get the hell out of here,” he said, referencing images of him appearing drowsy.

A surge of Arctic air has plunged the Maritimes into bone-chilling temperatures, with wind chills making already frigid conditions feel even colder. On Saturday, residents across the region are bundling up and taking extra precautions as extreme cold warnings remain in effect.

The trial continues for the man accused of killing two men in Edmonton’s Chinatown area. On Thursday, court heard questions about the mental state of the accused Justin Bone. Sarah Komadina has more.

Kyle Moore is gearing up for a big challenge this February – 2,000 push-ups in 23 days. All to raise awareness on men’s mental health struggles in partnership with CMHA Nova Scotia.