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‘Gang culture is not Cree culture’: Maskwacis ads urge First Nations youth to resist life of crimeThe First Nations that make up Maskwacis, about 80 kilometres south of Edmonton, have launched an ad campaign called "Change your Colours," speaking directly to their young people.CanadaSep 9
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How Global News’ investigation into Indigenous contracting unfoldedGlobal News’ investigation spoke with faculty and students at First Nations University of Canada and University of King’s College, based respectively in Regina and Halifax.InvestigationsAug 22
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Food for thought: N.B. Liberals promise free, low-cost food for schools if electedNew Brunswick's Liberals are promising a program to provide free or low-cost food at schools if they're elected this fall.PoliticsSep 4
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Alberta Energy Regulator imposing penalty on Imperial Oil amid ongoing Kearl investigationOn Thursday, the regulator said its investigation found that industrial wastewater bypassed a seepage interception system.EnvironmentAug 22
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Haunting first image of Titan sub wreck released in hearingThe wreck of the Titan sub was found just 300 metres away from the Titanic — its intended destination before it imploded and killed all five passengers.TrendingSep 17
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As warming threatens polar bear tourism and the ground below, a Manitoba town adapts and thrivesResidents, government officials and experts say the town is a model for coping with dramatic shifts and attribute it to the rural mindset that focuses on fixing, not whining.CanadaSep 10
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Billions in federal contracts awarded to ‘Indigenous’ enterprises without verificationThe Canadian government mostly relied on an honour system when it awarded billions of dollars in contracts to enterprises identifying as Indigenous.InvestigationsAug 22
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A final, tragic text from doomed Titan sub revealed at Coast Guard hearingThe hearing, expected to last two weeks, will examine the causes of the June 2023 implosion that instantly killed five people on board.TrendingSep 16
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Ontario moves to ban safe consumption sites near schools, limit new locationsOntario is set to ban consumption and treatment services sites within 200 metres of schools and child care centres, which will lead to the closure of 10 facilities.HealthAug 20
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Montreal byelection to have most candidates in federal election historyAn upcoming byelection in Montreal will have the longest ballot in the history of Canadian federal elections, breaking a record set earlier this summer in Toronto.PoliticsAug 27
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Aerial video of B.C. landslide is ‘overwhelming’, ’emotional,’ says First Nation’s chiefChief Willie Sellars of the Williams Lake First Nation flew over the Chilcotin River landslide and said it's only a matter of time before the debris starts to move.CanadaAug 2
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Maude Charron takes silver for Canada in women’s weightliftingMaude Charron lifted Canada to a silver medal Thursday in the women's 59-kilogram weightlifting event at the Paris Olympics.SportsAug 8
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Bird on a wire: New Brunswick Power blames ospreys for outages on sunny daysAt a rate-increase hearing last month, a utility official pointed a finger at unexpected culprits for these "blue sky" outages: soaring raptors and bushy-tailed squirrels.CanadaAug 12
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‘Confidence booster’: Merritt marks flood recovery milestones for bridge and dikeThe first steel beams of the new Middlesboro Bridge were lifted into position Monday and the city has broken ground on a new dike installation following the November 2021 floods.PoliticsJul 29
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This is the peak age of an Olympian track and field athlete, research showsThe University of Waterloo study finds that Olympic track and field athletes typically reach their peak performance around this age.SportsJul 30
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Canada caps Olympic Games with record medal haulCanada's record performance at the Olympic Games in Paris did not happen without thorns, but athletes provided unforgettable sporting moments.SportsAug 11
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Canada’s Warner withdraws from decathlonA "devastated" Damian Warner has withdrawn from the Olympic men's decathlon competition.SportsAug 3
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Jasper wildfire: Up to 50% of townsite may have been destroyedAs flames raged through Jasper, officials said they believe between 30 and 50 per cent of the townsite may have been lost to the wildfire.FireJul 25
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The ‘Summer of Summer’ and other big stories this weekKamala Harris embraces social media in presidential campaign, tensions rise in the Middle-East and Canada wins more gold at Paris 2024. Here are the top stories this week.CanadaAug 2
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30% of Jasper structures destroyed by wildfire, critical infrastructure saved: Parks CanadaOfficials noted that all critical infrastructure in the townsite was successfully protected.FireJul 26