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A man is facing manslaughter charges after an assault on Stella Walk.

A Nova Scotia non-profit helping young people in North Preston is raising concerns about cuts to its funding. It says reductions in this year’s provincial budget mean the organization has lost about 40 per cent of its support. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

At an announcement of the return of the Northlander train in North Bay, Ontario, on Thursday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticized what he claimed was “ridiculous” spending by school boards across Ontario; highlighting trips to Italy, purchases of artwork, and late night orders of “hamburgers and milkshakes.”

On Thursday in North Bay, Ontario Premier Doug Ford said anyone who complains about the planned schedule of the returning Northlander train “needs to get their heads shaken a bit.” The return of the service is a key component of the Ford government’s commitment to invest $70 billion in public transit across Ontario.

Toronto Police are investigating after a 60-year-old woman was found dead inside a home in North York, on Wednesday. Police were initially called to a home in the area of Threadneedle Crescent and Cresthaven Drive, for a medical complaint, and when they arrived on scene they found the woman dead. Lexy Benedict reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump now says his country’s war with Iran will end “soon” because there’s “practically nothing left to target.” Jackson Proskow explains why Trump can’t afford for the war to go on much longer.

For the last three months, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) have carried out a 4,500km snowmobile patrol across the Arctic to exercise Canada’s military and defence capabilities in the far north. Traveling from the Yukon-Alaska border to Churchill, Man., CAF soldiers and Canadian Rangers transported artillery to the nation’s northern-most point, Cambridge Bay, Nvt. —...

A migration of sorts is underway at Elk Island National Park, where wood bison are being transferred to Alaska for rehoming. It’s part of the park’s conservation efforts to ensure bison remain on North America’s landscape. Erik Bay was at the park for the start of the journey.

20 years ago, a disaster occurred in B.C. waters, involving a BC Ferry. The Queen of the North ran aground and sank. Two passengers were never seen again, and are believed to be lost at sea. But the casualties could’ve been higher, had it not been for the brave rescuers from Hartley Bay. Jordan Armstrong...

Louise Pang of Holy Duck Chili discusses the important role of congee in Asian culture and traditions. Holy Duck Chili x Eatfish.ca x Chef Dez Lo’s Good Jook Congee Bar will take place at the Vancouver Hong Kong Fair 2026 Address: 19 Wallace Mews, North Vancouver, BC V7L 0B9 (Shipbuilder’s Square) Date: Sunday, May 3rd,...

Award winning bartenders are set to converge at the Fairmont Pacific Rim as it hosts international bar collaborations during North America’s 50 Best Bars in Vancouver. Grant Sceney, Creative Beverage Director for Fairmont Pacific Rim joins Jennifer Palma for Saturday Sips.

‘Bat Out of Hell’ stars Travis Cormier and Carly Burns take a break from their North American tour at the CAA Ed Mirvish Theatre in Toronto to talk about their leading roles, the musical’s impact and the power of Meat Loaf’s music. Liem Vu chats with the stars for Global News Morning.

Plants are blooming and everything is coming up spring at Botanist Bar in the Fairmont Pacific Rim. Joining Jennifer Palma with three spring-inspired drinks is Justin Powell, Lead Bartender, at Botanist Bar, one of North America’s 50 best bars.

U.S. officials say an 18-year-old North Carolina man was arrested after authorities foiled an ISIS-inspired attack planned for New Year’s Eve in Mint Hill. Prosecutors allege the suspect pledged allegiance to ISIS and planned to target a grocery store and fast-food restaurant using knives and hammers. The FBI says the arrest followed weeks of undercover...

Hundreds of residents, firefighters and rescue workers marched silently through the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana to honour victims of a deadly New Year’s Day bar fire. The procession followed a packed church service and ended at a memorial outside the Le Constellation bar, where at least 40 people were killed and more than 100...

A deadly fungus has been steadily making its way across North America from New York state and has now been found in the province, and it’s being called the worst-case scenario for Alberta bats. As Sarah Ryan reports, the fungus is expected to do major damage to Alberta’s hibernating bat populations.

White-Nose Syndrome was first detected in New York state back in 2006, but it’s been making its way north and west every year. Now it’s in Alberta, making bats to wake early from hibernation, causing them to starve or freeze to death. Sarah Ryan reports.

Gaagwiis Jason Alsop, council president of the Haida Nation spoke in Ottawa on Tuesday ahead of a Conservative motion that seeks to reaffirm the Liberals pipeline plan from Alberta to B.C., as well as overriding the northern British Columbia oil tanker ban. “These projects continue to add risks to our self-sufficiency and our food security,”...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre came after the Liberals and Prime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday during question period ahead of a vote on a Conservative motion to force the Liberal government to reaffirm its commitment to a new pipeline to the West Coast. The motion also seeks to get a commitment from the Liberals to...

Amid the tense tightrope of North American trade issues between Ottawa and Washington, the U.S. Trade Department opened three days of public consultations. We speak with a Canadian trade representative who joined hundreds of others jostling to be heard in the U.S. Capitol. Plus, as fierce debate escalates over dropping the tanker ban in the...