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Provencher Park proposed site for water parkA new site for an outdoor aquatic park could be coming to the St. Boniface area. But as Toni De Guzman reports, some residents say the money would be better spent maintaining what is already there.TrendingSep 8
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Shredded plastic found across parks in PeterboroughShredded plastic is turning up in parks around Peterborough. Who is leaving it there and why remains a mystery. Marc Woodhouse sorts through the growing pile of questions.EnvironmentSep 22
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Bear advisory issued in Fish Creek ParkA black bear has been observed in western areas of Fish Creek Provincial Park, specifically Votier’s Flats, Shannon Terrace and Bebo Grove. While the bear isn’t aggressive, it also doesn’t seem to be afraid of humans. Elissa Carpenter reportsSep 18
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Alleged assault at Redwood Park in SurreyLocal photographer Robin Nuber captured video of the incident, which began just before 5 p.m. on Wednesday. Police believe the suspect and the victim know each other.BC1Sep 10
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Woman charged in Ramsden Park dog attackA 40-year-old woman charged in connection with a dog attack that left a man and his dog injured has been released on bail. As Megan King reports, the two dogs that attacked the victims remain outstanding and police are warning people not to approach them.Global News at 6 TorontoSep 14
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Banff unveils new park near train stationBanff’s newest community park was unveiled on Friday. It’s located near a free parking lot near the town’s old train station and is a short walk from downtown. Officials are celebrating its completion as a milestone in addressing traffic congestion and as Jordan Prentice reports, they say it’s part of a much bigger vision for...CanadaSep 18
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Married couple shot dead in Scarborough hospital parking lotA man and a woman in their 70s, who were believed to be married, are dead following a shooting outside a hospital in Scarborough Monday afternoon. Police say no arrests have been made and there are outstanding suspects. Nicole Di Donato the latest from the scene.CrimeSep 21
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Royalmount parking garage door crashes onto vehicle, prompting safety concernsA recent trip to Montreal’s Royalmount mall turned into a pricy experience for one Montreal motorist. The woman says the mall’s underground parking garage door came crashing down on her car. While she didn’t sustain injuries, she says she’s speaking out in hopes it doesn’t happen to others. The mall’s owners tell Global News they’re...CanadaSep 23
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AL data speculation in Corman Park sparks questions from NDPQuestions are swirling around a potential AI data centre landing in Corman Park. The NDP hosted an open house in Saskatoon on Wednesday, giving residents a chance to voice their opinions and concerns. But some say it’s time to look more closely at how the new technology could benefit Saskatchewan.EconomySep 10
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Detainees released on sidewalks and in parking lots in Chinatown raises concerns for officialsSecurity cam footage shared with Global News is raising concerns in Chinatown. In the video, people are being released by corrections officers in what seems to be random locations instead of service centres. As Katherine Ludwig reports, neighborhood officials say its adding to the challenges the community already faces.CanadaSep 13
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Symphony Under the Sky returns to Hawrelak ParkA late summer Edmonton Symphony Orchestra tradition is back. The Symphony Under the Sky festival returns to Hawrelak Park from Sep. 3 – 7. Nicole Stillger has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 3
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Protest for power at Crown Villa Mobile Home Park in VernonResidents at the Crown Villa Mobile Home Park in Vernon have been living without power since April. After spending the entire summer without electricity, they took their frustration to the park owner’s home. Kevin Pontious explains why it’s a complicated situation that will not be resolved soon.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganSep 8
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Flight school plane doing night training makes emergency landing near Sherwood ParkA Cessna 172 airplane from the Alberta College of Aeronautics in Cooking Lake that was on a night training flight had to make an emergency landing early Wednesday on Highway 21 near Sherwood Park. Katherine Ludwig has more on what happened.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 16
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Mystery animal attacks man in New Hampshire parking lotSurveillance video captured a small wild animal lunging at a man and attempting to latch onto his leg in a Lebanon, N.H., parking lot on Sunday. Police said two more attacks involving what appeared to be the same animal were reported, with witnesses describing it as either a gray fox or a fisher. Authorities said...Sep 4
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Pepsi Park encampment seeking public support for solar panels: volunteer groupSunday Funday YQR, a mutual aid group supporting people living in the Pepsi Park encampment, is marking 60 days of involvement. They are seeking public donations toward securing solar panels – saying reliable power is needed for charging phones and heating devices before winter arrives.PoliticsSep 9
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South Park renamed ‘South America’ in dig at Trump’s Lake Ontario name changeThe creators of “South Park” are temporarily renaming the show “South America” in a dig at U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent renaming of Lake Ontario as “Lake America.” Trey Parker and Matt Stone sarcastically credited the “bravery and patriotism” of Apple and Google for inspiring the change. The show’s next season is set to debut...EntertainmentSep 10
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Man sentenced to over 10 years in prison in Moss Park mass shootingA Brampton man found guilty of discharging a firearm while subject to three separate weapons prohibition orders in a deadly Moss Park shooting has been sentenced to 10 years, nine months in prison. On May 22, Nathan Bell was acquitted of first-degree murder following a six-week jury trial. The jury also found him not guilty...CanadaAug 28
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Commuters welcome increase in free parking spaces at some West Island REM stationsFree parking at some REM stations has been tough to find for commuters. But starting today, more than 200 spots at the Pierrefonds-Roxboro station were converted from paid parking to free parking. As Matthew Piscina explains, for people along the Deux-Montagnes branch, it’s welcome news.Aug 27
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Parks Canada restores Banff creek for species at riskA threatened trout species native to Alberta is getting a helping hand in Banff National Park. Parks Canada and Freshwater Conservation Canada are working to re-establish West-slope Cutthroat Trout in Cascade Creek. Jordan Prentice takes us there to see the latest effort to give the species a better chance at recoveryEnvironmentAug 20
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Calgarians welcomed to weigh in on the future of Max Bell ParkIt’s long offered a brilliant view of the city, but those in the area know Max Bell Park can mean more than that. As Skylar Peters reports, work is underway on determining the next chapter for the area and the city wants you to have a say.EconomyAug 17