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A Montreal man who took part in last week’s Saint Patrick’s Day parade is crying foul after he received a fine from police over an incident involving one of his floats. He’s accusing them of heavy-handedness. Phil Carpenter has the story.

People celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at an Irish pub in Boston were in for the surprise of a lifetime when Ed Sheeran came in and performed a concert on Monday. Sheeran only dropped a hint on his Instagram Monday night that the concert would be happening and later pulled up and headed into The Dubliner...

Over the St. Patrick’s Day weekend and Monday, many residents in Peterborough were celebrating with pints, a parade and plenty of Irish pride. Marc Woodhouse has more..

It was a sea of green in Kingston this weekend, as St. Patrick’s Day celebrations took over much of the city. But, while some partygoers pushed the limits, others found a more traditional way to mark the occasion. Jesse Reynolds has the story.

It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and Aaron O’Bryan is bringing the Irish charm! From whipping up a hearty stew and the perfect Irish coffee to diving into traditions and testing our knowledge with a game of Celtic Clues, it’s a celebration packed with fun, flavour, and a little friendly competition. Find out which Irish icons are...

Whether it was on the Saturday, Sunday, or Monday – which St. Patrick’s Day fell on this year – thousands of people gathered across the world to celebrate the annual day of Irish heritage in style and with plenty of green.

Thousands packed streets in downtown Montreal Sunday afternoon for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade, an annual rite of spring in a city with a reputation for partying. It was the city’s 200th, making it one of the oldest such parades in North America.

Bars throughout the region were full of patrons and St. Patrick’s Day cheer as many people took the day off work, leaving many green with envy. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla tells us more.

Despite the rain, Toronto’s streets turned green as thousands gathered for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. From music, to floats, it was a day filled with tradition and community spirit. Lexy Benedict reports.

St. Patrick’s Day falls on a Monday this year, so many chose to celebrate over the weekend instead. That includes Montreal, where thousands packed the streets for the city’s annual parade. As Phil Carpenter reports, this year marks a lucky milestone.

The Calgary Irish Cultural Society joins Global News Morning with a list of some of the fun events happening in Calgary celebrating St. Patrick’s Day. The group will also delve into all things Irish, including how to correctly pour Guiness ale, where the snakes come from, and the difference between Shamrocks and Four leaf clovers.

Family says not enough housing for adults with autism available, Quebec to table its latest budget, Île Bizard residents get surprise fine from Revenu Québec, and a Montreal man fined by police for St-Patrick’s Day parade float incident.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We look at the future of Hudson’s Bay. Also, we get a full royal update with Patricia Treble. Plus, we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with Aaron O’Bryan. Also, we talk about cleaning with Melissa Maker. Plus, we catch up with the cast of ‘Black Bag.’ Plus, Jully Black...

Thousands filled the streets of downtown Montreal this afternoon for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade, marking a cherished tradition that signals the arrival of spring in the city known for its vibrant celebrations. Plus, Canada’s new prime minister is embarking on his first international trip, travelling to Europe for brief visits in Paris and London...

Despite the rain, Toronto’s streets turned green Sunday as thousands gathered for the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. From music to floats, it was a day filled with tradition and community spirit. Plus, Canada’s new prime minister is embarking on his first international trip, travelling to Europe for brief visits in Paris and London before...

Montreal residents are in disbelief as Hudson’s Bay Company reveals its intention to liquidate its entire business, putting thousands of Canadian jobs at risk. Plus, people from all over the province gathered to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day at a vibrant parade in Hudson, featuring marching bands, Irish dancers and live music.

Halifax drivers are enjoying life without paying bridge tolls for the first time ever and traffic seemed to be smooth sailing. Also tonight, the public has its say on a controversial pieces of legislation from the provincial government and we head to the bar for some St. Patrick’s Day fun.

There are bird flu concerns in New Brunswick after the first suspected case of the year is detected. Also, advocates for intimate partner violence say what they want to see out of Tuesday’s provincial budget, and we check in to see how our region celebrated St. Patrick’s Day.

Patricia Treble joins us for a special St. Patrick’s Day Royal Roundup! We discuss Princess Catherine’s appearance as she steps out for a time-honoured parade, while King Charles makes waves with a ceremonial sword and an upcoming meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Plus, we get details on Meghan Markle’s new podcast—how does it compare...

Organizers announced that Toronto would be going ahead with the St. Patrick’s Day parade in March after two years of cancellations due to COVID-19. Brittany Rosen has more.