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Officer, suspect injured in Belleville synagogue shooting: SIUA shooting outside a Belleville synagogue has left Canada’s Jewish community shaken. A suspect opened fire on a police officer Sunday night as worshippers gathered for Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. The officer and the suspect are both seriously injured, and the province’s police watchdog has been called in to investigate....CrimeSep 21
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SIU investigate shooting near Ontario synagogue that 2 sent to hospitalA southeastern Ontario community is on edge after gunshots were fired near a synagogue on Sunday, during a gathering to mark Yom Kippur. The Belleville Police Service posted a media release on Facebook saying that gunshots rang out in an interaction between an officer and an individual. Both were injured and sent to hospital. Lexy...CanadaSep 21
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Man wielding shotgun opened fire at officer outside Belleville synagogue: SIUA shootout near a synagogue in Belleville, Ont., Sunday evening began when a man wielding a shotgun opened fire at an officer stationed outside it, Ontario’s police watchdog says. The shooting occurred during a gathering to mark Yom Kippur. The initial officer and the suspect were both struck by gunfire. Const. Jeff Smith is in...CrimeSep 21
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SIU clears Kawartha Lakes police officer after high-speed pursuit ends with 2 seriously injuredOntario’s police watchdog has cleared a Kawartha Lakes police officer following a high-speed pursuit in Lindsay that ended with two people seriously injured.CrimeAug 14
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One person killed in Mississauga during auto theft investigation: SIUThe Special Investigations Unit is investigating after one person was killed during an auto theft investigation. As Victoria Femia reports, the police involved shooting, included officers from Toronto Police Services.CanadaAug 6
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Heart health during cold and flu seasonAs cold and flu season approaches, people living with heart conditions may face a higher risk of serious complications from respiratory viruses. Cardiologist Dr. Siu Him Chan explains what to watch for, which vaccines can help, and how to stay healthy this fall.Global News Morning BCSep 27
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Saturday Sips: Vietnamese inspiration captured in a glassA Vietnamese hot spot on the North Shore is giving mocktails and cocktails an interesting spin. Phonatic Social Owner and Bar Manager Nick Nguyen joins us.Global News Morning BCSep 26
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Saturday Sips: New twists on the Old FashionedBC Liquour’s Lisa Giovanella discusses the classic Old Fashioned cocktail and shows how to mix things up with some modern versions of the drink.Global News at Noon BCSep 19
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Saturday Sips: Vinícola Portugal Wine FestivalThe fifth annual Vinícola Portugal Wine Festival will uncork some fantastic sips. Justin Isidro, Founder of Vinicola Portugal joins Jennifer Palma on Saturday Sips.Global News Morning BCSep 12
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Tour the CCGS Sir John Franklin this weekend in North VancouverThe Canadian Coast Guard is hoping to connect with prospective candidates this weekend in North Vancouver. The Vancouver Marine Careers Expo is taking place at the shipyards including tours of the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Sir John Franklin. Paul Johnson has more.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 25
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Government officals react to nine day legislature fall sittingIt’s quiet in Province House today. The fall sitting of the Nova Scotia legislature officially wrapped on Friday after a brief nine day sitting. Tim Houston’s government passed several pieces of legislature and made a flurry of announcements, while the opposition say the moves don’t go far enough to help Nova Scotians. Skye Bryden-Blom has...Global News at 6 HalifaxSep 21
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Saturday Sips: Women in wine gamechangersThe world of wine is forever evolving, and in B.C. it’s rich with creatives and visionaries. On Saturday Sips we feature several women winemaker gamechangers. Manpreet Dhaliwal is the Head Winemaker at Kismet Estate Winery in Oliver, B.C and joins Jennifer Palma.Global News Morning BCSep 5
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Calls for change amid 15 year anniversary of SFU student’s murderMonday marks a heartbreaking anniversary for the family of Maple Batalia. It’s been 15 years since she was murdered in Surrey. And her loved ones have worked to honour her memory, while calling for systemic change to prevent intimate partner violence. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 27
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Rallies held outside Province House as legislature fall sitting beginsMore than 100 people gathered outside the Nova Scotia legislature, raising their voices once again in protest of Premier Tim Houston’s controversial spring budget cuts. They joined each other in song to call on government to listen to the voices of the people.Global News at 6 HalifaxSep 8
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Squamish hiker recalls backcountry ordeal after being lost for six daysA Squamish man is speaking out about his ordeal in the backcountry last week. Stanislav Volo went out for a hike a week ago, only to end up lost for days, before stumbling back out to safety on Friday. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 6
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First day of fall sitting at legislature looks at the economy, tariff feud and workers’ rightsIt’s the first day of the fall sitting at the legislature, and MLAs from across Nova Scotia have descended on Province House in Halifax. The economy, tariff feud, and workers’ rights are all dominating today’s agenda. Skye Bryden-Blom has the details.CanadaSep 8
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Minneapolis shooting: Two dead, including shooter, and six others woundedPolice in Minnesota responded to a shooting on Wednesday near the intersection of East Grant St. and South Marquette Ave. in Minneapolis. Two people, including the suspected shooter, are deceased. Six others, including two police officers, were wounded and taken for medical treatment.CrimeSep 3
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Saturday Sips: How to make a perfect cup of teaA cup of tea can hit the spot anytime of day, but how do you make a proper cup of tea? Ethan Maarhuis, tea specialist from Cafe Marais joins us from Chilliwack.Global News Morning BCAug 29
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Saturday Sips: Alcohol-free sipsIt’s a one-of-a-kind business in Vancouver offering alcohol-free sips to beat hot summer days. Jessica Jeboult, is the owner of Bestday Booze Free Bar, and joins Jennifer Palma.Global News Morning BCAug 15
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Surrey Six killer loses bid to overturn convictionOne of the men convicted in the notorious ‘Surrey Six’ drug murders has lost his court bid to have his conviction overturned. As Kristen Robinson reports, the hearing was yet another agonizing day in court for the mother of the 22-year-old innocent victim of the crime.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 27