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Halton regional police are investigating after a shooting on Monday night in the Burlington Centre Mall parking lot. Police have identified the victim as 24-year-old Omer Niaz Muhummed. Global News has learned that Niaz Muhummed was a rising independent rapper, who went by the name of “lil OT.” Lexy Benedict reports.

Lindsay Ell talks about how manifestation has helped shape her career, and shares what it’s like to work alongside her idol, Shania Twain.

The weekend long tournament brought out folks of all ages, abilities and backgrounds to participate in the ice hockey tournament.

It’s been a drier-than-normal January in many parts of B.C., but particularly in the Okanagan. Two cities set all-time records. As Travis Lowe reports, if the pattern continues, it could be cause for concern on the wildfire front.

Canadian Blood Services needs your help. Severe winter weather across the country and seasonal illness have had a big impact on donations and supply. We speak with Craig Nielsen about the shortage.

The Mill Cove Ferry project will continue as planned. That result came from Halifax councillors during a budget committee meeting at City Hall. But the question of whether the municipality can afford to operate this new vessel remains unknown. Angela Capobianco reports.

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.

U.S. President Donald Trump spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, where he told the religious group he was joking before about not going to heaven and he thinks he “probably should make it.” He added, despite not being “the perfect candidate,” he “did a hell of a lot of good for perfect people.”

We bring you a Canadian morning show exclusive with the stars of the comedy biker drama ‘Pillion.’ Alexander Skarsgård and Harry Melling portray a story where a timid man meets a confident biker gang leader, who initiates him into a submissive relationship and challenges his mundane existence. We talk about the intensity of this film...

Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre offered sympathies for British Columbia’s Tumbler Ridge community on Wednesday, after a fatal shooting at a secondary school left at least 9 dead and dozens others injured.

As Catherine McDonald reports, friends of Chanda Kumar Raja Nandakumar say when he wasn’t working as a software engineer, he brought Indian Canadians together.

February is Black History Month and one of the events taking place in our city to mark it is a special basketball camp, with the Edmonton Stingers and an all-star weekend tournament. Camp director Andrew Parker shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

We check in with area Councillor Jean St. Amand to learn more about a public engagement session to coincide with the Mill Cove Land Use Planning Project.

The 2026 Winter Olympics are officially underway in Milan Cortina, and Team Canada fever is sweeping the nation. Canadian Olympic silver medalist figure skater Dylan Moscovitch is sharing advice for athletes on how to soak in the moment while watching the Games, encouraging fans and athletes to not get caught up in the results and...

In just a couple of days, Edmonton’s Mill Creek Ravine will be transformed into a winter wonderland. The Flying Canoe Volant is a creative, interactive and cultural event that celebrates local history and everything that is great about winter. Daniel Cournoyer shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

We check in with Suzy Hansen, the Official Opposition’s Justice Critic, to learn more about why they are demanding action and accountability from government on Environmental Racism.

A growing number of countries have taken or are considering measures to restrict children’s access to social media. Touria Izri explains which nations are the latest to take action, the mounting pressure on Canada to follow suit, and why some critics are warning against a ban.

In the House of Commons on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the Tumbler Ridge school shooting that left at least 9 people dead, including the shooter, and injured 27. “What happened has left our nation in shock and all of us in mourning,” he said.

The Trump administration would “absolutely not” drop all tariffs on Canada if Ottawa did the same for American goods, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Thursday, citing Canada’s recent trade agreement with China and the threat of Chinese electric vehicles.

Security measures at shopping malls are under the microscope. West Edmonton Mall was locked down twice within a week over two frightening incidents involving guns. Erik Bay spoke with security experts to find out if enough is being done to keep crowds safe.