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Several events are being held in the United Kingdom to mark what would have been Queen Elizabeth’s 100th birthday. Redmond Shannon looks at the celebrations fit for a queen, and how the late monarch’s legacy is still leaving an impact.

Crews are working to repair roads in Brock Township after their poor condition prompted an emergency council meeting. The local mayor says the job is a top priority–but it comes at a cost. Moosa Imran reports.

New figures included in the Ontario budget show the province will fall well short of its annual targets for new housing starts. Global News’ Isaac Callan breaks down the numbers, and what the province plans to do next.

Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree announced a $10 million investment in the Canada Community and Security Program (CCSP) for security at Jewish community centres, schools, synagogues, daycares and overnight camps on Wednesday.

Thornhill MP Melissa Lantsman demanded that the governing Liberals adopt the Conservative jobs plan during Question Period on Monday after Statistics Canada reported a decline of 108,000 full-time jobs in February.

he news of potential school closures was outlined in the new Liberal budget as a way to cut costs. As the move stirs questions and concerns, officials say community feedback is key. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

A third resident at a Calgary nursing home has joined its centenarians club. Birthday boy Cecil Jeffery, who turned 100, said, “For me, it’s just another day, but it’s good.” Carl Booth also shared his feelings about turning a hundred and said, “I just do what I want.” The trio joked and laughed with family...

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) fined Real Canadian Superstore $10,000 after saying maple leaf decals were placed beside products that did not originate in Canada. Loblaw stated it takes labelling seriously, citing human error and apologizing for any confusion.

The New Brunswick government is projecting its biggest deficit in the province’s history. As Anna Mandin reports, this comes more than a year after Premier Susan Holt campaigned on the promise of having balanced budgets.

An Alberta Emergency Alert has been issued for the town of Peace River, with residents of the downtown area being told to be ready to evacuate because of possible flooding. The alert was issued just before 5 p.m. on Thursday and is in effect for everyone in the area of the Highway 2 Bridge to...

It’s the $3.2-million grand prize: a beautiful show home by Baywest Homes, plus $100,000 cash. Deb Matejicka and Shannon MacMillan announce the winner.

The Canadian Forces Base in Moose Jaw saw the first operational flight of a CT-102B Astra II aircraft.

South Korean police said Tuesday they are seeking to arrest music mogul Bang Si-Hyuk, chairman of the agency behind K-pop superstars BTS, as they expand an investigation into allegations that he illegally gained more than $100 million in an investor fraud scheme.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Toronto police said a 28-year-old man is facing multiple charges after a firearms manufacturing and trafficking investigation involving 3D-printed ‘ghost guns.’ Officers said several of the weapons were linked to a series of gunfire incidents in the city, with more than 100 casings recovered. “These are fully functioning firearms...

As April 9 marks the 109th anniversary of the Battle of the Vimy Ridge, one local man is about to embark on a very special trip to help honour Edmonton soldiers in Europe. Joe MacDonald shared details about his upcoming marathon with Global News Morning.

In this exclusive 2007 clip, the late Soundgarden frontman Chris Cornell told late 102.1 Edge host Dave “Bookie” Bookman about starting a solo project, Audioslave going on hiatus, and ultimately how he connects with fans across the globe.

The provincial government is amending its zero-emission act, dropping its 2035 EV sales target from 100 per cent to 75 per cent. B.C. is also removing the planned 2035 ban on the sale of gas-powered vehicles. The province says it is making the moves to better align with the federal government’s goals. Brian Kingston, president...

The events of Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson’s gold medal in the 100-meter sprint and his 9.79-second world record, as well as his fall from grace, are chronicled in “Hate the Player: The Ben Johnson Story.” After testing positive for steroid use after the race and being stripped of his medals, he became infamous…now, his story...

Canadians are preparing to sail to Gaza once again, joining an international flotilla aiming to deliver humanitarian aid to Palestinians. More than 100 boats and 3,000 participants from around the globe are set to depart from Spanish and Italian ports on April 12, bound for Gaza.

Restaurants, bars and cafés in Edmonton wanting a patio out on city streets and sidewalks will now have to pay close to $7,000 in order to have one year-round. Businesses like Birdog on 104th St. say it’s added stress on top of the rising cost of goods. Gates Guarin has the story.