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After days of talks, Ukrainian and European leaders say they’ve made a massive push for a ceasefire deal and a counterproposal for President Donald Trump. Nathaniel Dove has the latest on a rapidly changing situation. Please be advised this story contains images viewers may find disturbing.

The rapidly evolving wildfire situation has people in several areas of the province waiting on possible evacuation orders. Officials spoke at a press conference in Fredericton on Monday about what the public should be doing to get ready. Johnny James has that story.

It was a busy week in the U.S. Capitol. Miranda Anthistle is joined by our Washington Correspondent Reggie Cecchini, to breakdown the top stories out of Global’s Washington Bureau this week, including the U.S. response to the Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear sites and the ongoing protests of immigration raids in Los Angeles.

Dozens of people were reportedly detained during coordinated federal immigration raids across Los Angeles, with unmarked vans and agents seen sweeping through city streets on Friday. In response, protesters gathered outside the Metropolitan Detention Center that evening, calling the arrests unjust and traumatizing. Teachers at the rally shared emotional stories — including a mother deported...

More than 450,000 cans of Raid ant nest destroyer and bug killer sprays are being recalled in Canada. Health Canada says some aerosol cans manufactured at a specific facility can leak. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for April 17, 2025.

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world, and cases are spreading rapidly across several provinces. Southwestern Ontario is seeing the largest outbreak, with more than 100 cases added in the last week alone. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for March 28, 2025.

The stage is set for political drama in British Columbia in tonight’s top story, as voters head to the polls for a provincial election. It’s expected to be a nail-biting finish between the governing BC NDP and the BC Conservatives – who have rapidly risen in popularity in matter of months. Opinion polls have shown...

The federal Liberal party has announced it will be launching a new pandemic preparedness agency in order to help beef up Canada’s ability to deal with rapidly spreading infectious diseases. Health Emergency Readiness Canada will boost the country’s life science’s sector, ensuring Canadians get faster access to vaccines, medical therapies, and diagnostics. Katherine Ward has...

Rapid Fire Theatre is known for its variety of improv shows and now for Halloween, the theatre is premiering “The Ha-Ha-Haunting of Strathcona,” an improv comedy show inspired by true ghost stories from Edmonton’s historic Old Strathcona neighborhood where the theatre is located. Artistic directly Matt Schuurman joined Vinesh Pratap with the details.

Ross Memorial Hospital has opened a Rapid Access Addiction Medicine Clinic (RAAM clinic) to bring faster and more seamless care to those struggling with alcohol or opiate addiction. The clinic has already seen significant demand – creating discussion on whether it needs to be expanded. Sam Houpt has the story…

As of Monday, COVID-19 rapid tests will be available to the public at nearly 2000 pharmacies across the province. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines brings us the story.

Provinces are breaking records with newly reported COVID-19 cases as the contagious Omicron variant spreads. New restrictions have been announced by Quebec Premier Francois Legault on Wednesday, but as Mike Armstrong reports, this might be planning for the worst. The high numbers of Canadians catching COVID-19 are making officials re-think self-isolation protocols. Businesses are worried...

WARNING: This story contains footage some viewers may find disturbing. Discretion is advised. Ongoing clashes between Israeli police and Palestinians in Jerusalem reached a perilous turning point following a raid on the al-Aqsa mosque. An Israeli air strike has killed 20 people in Gaza, including children. It was in retaliation to Hamas firing rockets from...

In an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe on Thursday announced further travel restrictions to the province’s northern communities, as requested by “a number of northern leaders.” The premier said that non-essential travel between the communities is now prohibited, and this is in addition to the previous restriction on...

After the loss of her 23 year-old daughter Brett to an overdose, Terry McLean is sharing her story to help raise awareness and funds for the Rapid Access Addiction Clinic at St. Paul’s Hospital. Kylie Stanton reports.

From record low-interest rates to the rapid growth of online industries, the pandemic has changed the economic landscape. Global financial analyst Michael Campbell counts down his top three business stories of 2020.

Twitter has suspended the accounts of several prominent journalists who cover the company and its new owner Elon Musk. This follows his recent decision to permanently ban an account that used publicly available data to track the location of his private jet in real time. The latest controversies surrounding the social media giant. A U.K....

The extreme drought conditions across much of B.C. are leading to a rapid rise in wildfires, according to provincial officials. With the B.C. municipal elections having just wrapped up, the voters have spoken and they’ve made one thing clear: they want change. Alberta is calling with promises of higher wages and a lower cost of...

Roger Stone, a confidant of U.S. President Donald Trump, was arrested in the special counsel’s Russia investigation in a pre-dawn raid at his Florida home on Friday and was charged with lying to Congress and obstructing the probe.

Speaking outside a Florida courthouse Friday, Trump confidant Roger Stone said he intended to plead not guilty to all charges following his arrest in an early-morning FBI raid at his Florida home.