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Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating a fatal shooting after a man in Oakville, Ont., was shot by two Halton police officers in the early morning hours on Saturday. Sean O’Shea has the details.

An Ontario man who suffered a medical emergency in Costa Rica is facing obstacles in getting back home due to unreasonable red tape. While his family has all the necessary paperwork in order, they are struggling to find a hospital in Ontario that is willing to accept him. Meanwhile, the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has...

The provincial Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating a fatal shooting after a man in Oakville, Ont., was shot by two Halton police officers on Saturday. Plus, hundreds marked International Women’s Day (IWD) in Toronto by marching on the streets of downtown. And, a vigil was held for a Kenyan asylum seeker who died last...

Ontario’s police watch dog says one person died in a highway crash near Burlington after a truck attempted to flee two police officers that had stopped it for speeding.

The Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS) is benefitting from the 9th annual BC Distilled Festival. Jennifer Palma gets a chance to meet two hard-working assistance dogs, and the founder of BC Distilled, and learns how the public can help PADS flourish.

Spring is in the air..and so is a thought to lighter, brighter sips. Aman Nijjar, Wildlight Bar Manager show Jennifer Palma how to make two cocktails and one mocktail using local products.

Sips with a scientific element ensure kids and families can access Science World. Jennifer Palma gets a fiery introduction into the Science of Cocktails event and learns how to perform a magical trick with Trevor Kallies, and Brian Anderson.

An SFU report is calling for increased support for those who suffer from long COVID. Global News Morning speaks with SFU Long COVID Research Assistant Kayli Jamieson about the study, and her own experience with long COVID.

One person dead after a massive crash involving six vehicles why the SIU is investigating. A regent park man charged with the murder of his own father and brother. And, Metrolinx taking action against potential e-bike battery fires details in a Global News Exclusive.

Living a sober life inspired the creation of a snack bar paired with non-alcoholic drinks. Doug Stephen, The Drive Canteen, shares his journey with Jennifer Palma while showing us three types of non-alcoholic sips.

Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) said Saturday that a man died after two Halton Regional Police officers fired their weapons following an altercation at a home in Oakville. The SIU said the officers had been called to the home for reports of a stabbing.

Palestinian and Israeli Montrealers marked the six-month anniversary since the Oct. 7 attack which led to months of brutal violence on Sunday. As Phil Carpenter reports, both communities say the impacts on their people are profound and devastating.

A departure ceremony was held for crew members of the HMCS Montreal in Halifax as the ship prepared to deploy on a six-month mission in the Indo-Pacific region. As Vanessa Wright reports, an unexpected mechanical problem delayed the ship’s departure on Sunday.

At least six construction workers are presumed dead in Baltimore after the Dali cargo ship, owned by Grace Ocean, crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing the entire structure to collapse into the Patapsco River. Joel Senick reports from the scene about Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s pledge to the victims’ families, and the ripple...

Starting in June, people will be allowed to consume their favourite boozy beverage in six regional parks, as part of a summer-long pilot projects. Emily Lazatin reports.

Tonight’s episode of Crime Beat is the second in a series that explores one of the country’s most high profile crimes: the Surrey Six murders. Crime Beat’s Jules Knox talks about how police misconduct theatened to derail the quest for justice.

A Toronto couple has lost more than $140,000 after their Freedom Mobile number was hacked. It’s a fraud called the SIM swap. As Sean O’Shea reports, this can happen to anyone using their phone to validate financial accounts.

Last week, four of Ontario’s largest school boards launched a lawsuit against social media giants. Lawyer Duncan Embury, who is part of the firm representing the boards, joins Candace Daniel to discuss the need for social media change.

Friday March 8th marked International Women’s Day, honouring the social, economic, cultural, and political impact and achievements women have made worldwide. Jessica Schacht of Ampersand Distilling, on Vancouver Island, joins Jennifer Palma for Saturday Sips.

Calgary’s police chief is suing the service’s former director of human resources. The lawsuit claims Angela Whitney is threatening to release confidential information that could be harmful to the police service. Adam MacVicar reports.