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With the growing risk of wildfires, technology is now helping the firefight continue around the clock. A B.C. company has added night vision to its helicopters, but as Emily Lazatin reports, this equipment is being shippped off for use elsewhere in Canada.

Video from a home security camera in West Kelowna captured the bright, but quick, incident – which lasted around four seconds.

The Aurora Borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, lit up the night sky in several countries around the world on Friday evening.

The quality of care in long term care homes is a conversation that continues even after the pandemic. ‘Stolen Time’, a new documentary tells the story of lawyer and senior advocate Melissa Miller and her journey to fight for the rights of seniors. She joins Candace Daniel with more on her mission.

Garden Specialist, Carson Arthur, shows us the right tools for the job while gardening this spring.

Political watchers in the province are abuzz about talks to merge BC United and the BC Conservatives to try to defeat the NDP in the upcoming election. There is also speculation about who might lead any future mergers. Richard Zussman has the details.

Members of the Canadian national cricket team will be hosted by the Toronto Blue Jays for the second ever Cricket Night at the Park. Christine Desjardine with the Blue Jays and Cricket great Carlos Brathwaite join Candace Daniel to discuss tonight’s festivities.

A Global News viewer submitted this video of odd waves in Okanagan Lake near Penticton. For decades, the legend of Ogopogo has attracted visitors to the Okanagan, and this video from two weeks ago continues to keep the legend of the mysterious lake monster alive. However, some argue that there is no such creature, rather...

The tents and barricades are gone, but pro-Palestinian protesters are back at the University of Calgary Friday evening after a tense and sometimes violent night. Police say they won’t interfere with protests but that another encampment will not be allowed. Heather Yourex-West reports live from the scene.

Style expert Natalie Sexton joins us to share her top tips and favorite trends for prom fashion. From essential advice to exploring different suiting trends for tuxes and the allure of sequins, to the timeless elegance of red dresses and fun, trendy looks, Natalie has you covered for a memorable prom night.

Get ready to groove as Matt Lang joins us to talk about his latest album, “All Night Longer”! He shares how he recorded the tracks mostly from home. Plus, find out if he’s been teaching French on tour with Aaron Pritchett! Also, stick around for a game inspired by his album title, where Matt faces...

Local musician Ian Janes stops by Global News Morning to give us a preview of his new album called “WeakNights.” Janes is set to play a couple album release shows at the Carleton later this month,

It’s been more than three weeks since the body of Lumby resident Tatjana Stefanski was discovered on the outskirts of town and still no charges have been laid in the case. A man was arrested but released and as police continue to investigate the circumstances, Stefanski’s grieving partner is speaking out about his loss and...

While a North Atlantic right whale has been spotted in Canadian waters for the first time this season, it is entangled in fishing gear in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Heidi Petracek explains how rescuers are trying to free the whale, known as Shelagh, one of only 356 right whales left on Earth; and what’s...

As invasive mussels remain a threat TO BC waters, the Province, BC Hydro, and conservation groups are teaming up to increase efforts and funds to protect local waterways. Jamie Tawil has more.

While the University of Toronto says an encampment protest Thursday is ‘not disruptive to normal university activities,’ protestors say they are being told to end the encampment late in the evening. Noor Ra’fat reports.

It’s a waiting game for evacuees in northeastern B.C. as thousands watch wildfires, hoping they don’t move any closer to their homes. As Alissa Thibault reports, as the fires grow, all eyes are on the forecast.

Almost 10 mm of rain and cooler overnight temperatures are giving beleaguered firefighters in Northeastern B.C. a brief reprieve as the wildfire continues to threaten the town of Fort Nelson. Aaron McArthur reports.

A new poll suggests 80 per cent of Canadians back a woman’s right to an abortion. The Leger online poll of just over fifteen-hundred people found eleven per cent of those surveyed opposed abortion rights. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for May 17, 2024.

As warmer weather returns, Canada prepares for its busiest season for tourism. But it seems news of wildfires and their accompanying smoke are travelling too. As Sarah Offin reports, it can take a heavy toll on the local tourism industry.