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More delivery delays and service interruptions for the REM light-rail train network. Delivery of the all-electric train system to Deux-Montagnes and the West Island is being pushed back another year. As Global’s Tim Sargeant reports, existing service to the south shore will be significantly impacted in 2025.

Emergency measures taken after a train derails in Longueuil, more delays and a major closure for the REM, and debate over a potential Ste-Catherine Street West revamp.

Promoting academic excellence and youth involvement in the Black community- that’s the mission behind The Gem*Star Circle of Excellence Scholarship & Mentorship program. President of Playmas Montreal, Gemma Raeburn-Baynes and program graduate Asherah Ramdhan Page join host Brayden Jagger Haines to talk more about this empowering initiative.

Red Cedar Cafe volunteer coordinator Phoebe Nodge explains how the organization provides free or low cost meals to the community.

Celebrities swear by red light therapy for glowing skin and more, but is it really worth the hype? Wellness expert Kyle Buchanan breaks down its benefits, from anti-aging to hair health, and shares what you need to know before jumping on the trend.

Dr. Ted Purcell with the Edmonton Humane Society joined us on Global News Morning to introduce us to a sweet kitten named Rex who is looking for his forever home.

The REM light-rail network may be a victim of its own success. Frustration is growing among daily commuters over the lack of available parking spots at a station on Montreal’s south shore. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

A pastor at a Baptist church in Halifax is retiring, leaving behind a legacy of strength, transformation and resilience. Ahead of her last Christmas Eve service, Rev. Rhonda Britton says her final days as pastor are bittersweet. Ella MacDonald reports.

Renewed efforts to save a West Island landmark, the new model of senior care in Quebec and thousands of REM commuters stranded.

Alberta plans to bolster security along the Canada-U.S. border. The $29 million spend to create a new patrol unit has been in the works for months, but was accelerated by president elect Donald Trump’s tariff threats. As Sarah Offin explains, it’s an attempt to crack down on illegal immigration and drug smuggling, but some argue...

For the first time in modern history a Métis government — the Red River Métis in Manitoba — has signed a treaty with Ottawa. The last time a treaty was signed was way back in 1870, but the federal government did not live up to its end of the deal. Melissa Ridgen explains how today’s...

November is CPR Month in Canada and the Manitoba division of the Red Cross is offering CPR training, with courses that will fit your needs.

The Red Road Lodge at the corner of Main and Logan provides a safe haven for those struggling with addiction and mental health issues.

Operation Red Nose is set to offer rides for another holiday season. And this time, it has a new host organization.

WARNING: Video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. Several people were injured when a man driving an SUV rammed into a group of students and pedestrians outside a primary school in southern China Tuesday morning. A 39-year-old man was arrested in connection with the attack.

The Edmonton Valley Zoo is showing off its two youngest animals for the first time, four-month-old red pandas Fred and George.

Despite years of messaging, dozens of people are killed in B.C. every year due to impaired driving. But a life-saving program is launching once again – just in time for the holiday party season. Taya Fast has more on this year’s “Operation Red Nose.”

WARNING: Video contains graphic content that may be disturbing to viewers. Discretion is advised. Chinese residents in the southern city of Zhuhai paid tribute to victims of a deadly car-ramming incident on Wednesday, after a driver rammed his car into a crowd at a sports centre on Monday. According to police, the attack left 35...

WATCH: Four interceptions helped lead the University of Regina Rams to their second Hardy Cup championship in program history, defeating the University of Saskatchewan Huskies 19-14.

WATCH: For the first time since 2002, the University of Saskatchewan Huskies and University of Regina Rams will see their rivalry play out in a Hardy Cup final.