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Investigation by Alberta’s police watchdog led to more charges in 2025 than ever before. As Sarah Komadina explains, it’s not just the number, but also severity of the charges that are a concern.

Clay Young talks with new city councilor Emma Durand-Wood on how she voted with the new city budget.

Ontario’s MPPs are embarking on a 14-week winter break, after sitting for just 51 days in 2025. Isaac Callan breaks down how the short sitting and fast-tracked legislation.

An Alberta business is in quite the conundrum after an American customer who bought a shirt online retuned it after they were slapped with a $90 tariff charge; more than half the cost of the shirt itself.

The Ford government has extended its winter break after shortening the fall sitting. Isaac Callan explains the government’s strategy and what critics have to say.

The Alberta Serious Incident Response Team (ASIRT) has concluded an investigation into a shooting involving the Medicine Hat Police Service and a suspect during the summer of 2024. Jordan Prentice has the details.

Last night at the 16th annual Governors Awards for the Academy, Tom Cruise finally got his Oscar moment with a lifetime achievement plaque. Additionally, prepare your children for the ‘Labubu’ movie! Sony Pictures, the studio behind the ‘Jumanji’ films, has acquired the screen rights to the doll brand through its animation division in order to...

The election is over. The new mayor and council have been sworn in and now it is time to get to work. On the first Monday of every month, we like to check in with the mayor and councillors about the issues affecting you. Global News Morning is happy to continue our Civic Matters segment...

SiRT is investigating after a police-involved shooting in Eastern Passage, N.S. on Oct. 14, 2025.

The new Officer in Charge of the Kelowna RCMP isn’t mincing his words about the challenges his facing his force to restore confidence in public safety. Klaudia Van Emmerik reports.

A prominent PC MLA and former cabinet minister is stepping down from caucus. Becky Druhan says it’s due to a difference in views with Tim Houston’s government. But as Skye Bryden-Blom reports, Druhan also says it’s not connected to last week’s cabinet shakeup.

Leighton Hopkinson’s lawyer says his client thought he was shooting into an empty car. Jordan Mendez’s lawyer says Mendez had nothing to do with the shooting. Catherine McDonald reports.

A Winnipeg artist says she’s proud that her design for Orange Shirt Day will be worn by Canadians from coast to coast.

Sept. 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Brooklyn Rudolph — a member of Pimicikamak Cree Nation in northern Manitoba — had her artwork selected as part of a national campaign by Walmart Canada, with proceeds going to charities benefiting residential school survivors.

An Edmonton paramedic speaks out about chronic exhaustion, long response times and staff leaving the system. ASIRT investigations lead to a record number of charges in 2025. Edmonton’s first Phase 1 parking ban of season ends with more than 100 drivers being ticketed. Modular trailers arrive in Hinton to house Jasper wildfire evacuees closer to...

If sifting through a makeup bag feels like a trip to the candy store for some people on your holiday shopping list, than chances are they’ll adore the stocking stuffers we have for them today! For teenagers who may need a lot, or for the travelers in our lives, we have Christine Cho bringing us...

How do you solve a problem like three octogenarian nuns running away from their care home to break into their old convent? It took a minute to get things sorted, but the Catholic church says the three can stay for now – as long as they stop posting to social media, where their antics have...

The Quebec government released its economic update on Tuesday, a mini-budget of sorts revealing how the province is performing. While there are no immediate personal income tax cuts, measures have been taken to reduce the tax burden for many Quebecers. Tim Sargeant reports on what it means for taxpayers.

All eyes were on the premiere of season 5 of “Stranger Things” as actors Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour walked the red carpet despite recent rumours of harassment allegations. Also – we have the latest on Prince Harry’s excuse for not wearing a Toronto Blue Jays baseball cap while at the World Series game...