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It’s the year of the horse and celebrations will be taking place all of next weekend at the Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden. Joining us with a look at the festivities is Henry Lu, executive director at the Dr. Sun Yat Sen Classical Chinese Garden.

A new chapter has begins at Sun Youth. The organization just started the first phase of the move into their new establishment with the re-opening of their food bank. The new management says the new location will better serve the needs of their clients and the community. Phil Carpenter reports.

Paul Johnson has the latest on the boats that were washed up on the shores of English Bay during Wednesday’s storm, and one that ended up at the bottom of the bay.

The U.S. has sunk an Iranian warship amid the unfolding conflict in the Middle East, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says. Speaking to reporters at the Pentagon Wednesday, Hegseth showed an unclassified video capturing a strike on what has been identified as Iran’s IRIS Dena vessel in the Indian Ocean. Hegseth described it as a...

When Morgan Hoffman visited the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort with Merlot, she had the opportunity to see something else that was unbelievable besides the sun, the fun and the atmosphere…hydro bikes! It’s similar to riding a standard bicycle but on the water!

During the holidays, if you need to sit down and watch a feel-good movie, then Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson deliver both with ‘Song Sung Blue.’ Instead of a biopic about Neil Diamond, the American singer-songwriter behind “America” and “Sweet Caroline,” the film explores the power of Diamond’s music through the stranger-than-fiction story of the...

A major infrastructure project surrounding the Valley Line LRT will enter a critical phase in Edmonton’s downtown core. Upcoming work will lead to the temporary closure of 102nd Avenue to vehicle traffic between 107 and 102 streets for the entire 2026 construction season. Po Sun with the City of Edmonton and Peter Schening with Marigold...

Circumstances in Mexico, such as the cartel violence in Puerto Vallarta, are leading to lots of questions for Canadians seeking some sun. Travel expert Tamara Elliott joined Global News at Noon Edmonton with some advice on how to navigate the evolving situation.

Beach chairs north of Puerto Vallarta were once again full Tuesday, as Canadians caught in cartel violence that erupted over the weekend try to enjoy their time in the sun. As Skylar Peters reports, flights have resumed to the area’s airport, allowing Canadians in and out once again.

At 95 years old, Doris Pierson is still skiing with four generations of her family at Sir Sam’s near Eagle Lake in Haliburton, Ontario. She first hit the slopes more than 80 years ago and has skied around the world, even teaching at Whistler. After two knee replacements, she says she has no plans to...

Crews are working to contain leaked fuel after a large fire sunk three yachts at a Vancouver Island marina on the weekend. Kylie Stanton reports.

The city is seeing some unusually warm weather for this time of year and Edmontonians are taking advantage. Many people are heading outside to enjoy the sun, but it is creating challenges for some winter events. Jasmine King has more.

This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: Described by the filmmakers as a meta reboot, the adventure comedy “Anaconda” features Jack Black and Paul Rudd as filmmakers who obtain the rights to the remake one of their favourite movies. Set in the 1950s, “Marty Supreme” is loosely inspired by a real-life American...

The Oscars are coming to YouTube in 2029 – is this a cosmic shift in online viewing? Also, we have interviews with Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson for their new film “Song Sung Blue,” and Director Paul Feig stops by to talk about his close friend Rob Reiner.

It’s the start of a new chapter at one of Montreal’s most storied organizations, Sun Youth. The organization recently announced the appointment of a new executive director, a woman with decades of experience in community and philanthropic work. Executive Director Designate Marina Boulos-Winton joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with more on her new...

The Okanagan Sun junior football team is looking for redemption this weekend as it hosts a team from Ontario in a national semi-final. As Travis Lowe reports, it will be a battle of powerhouses that have so-far crushed the opposition in their pursuit of a championship.

A B.C. company says the derelict ‘McBarge’ from Expo ’86, which is partially sunk in Maple Ridge, is getting in the way of its plans to create a floating trades training facility. Aaron McArthur reports.

Two Vancouver teenage friends are looking to create change in the world art scene with the launch of a new arts showcase, called ‘The Arts Effect’. Here to explain their new venture and the reasons behind it is one half of the teen duo Danika Sung.

WATCH: For a 24th time in program history, the Saskatoon Hilltops stand alone across the CJFL winning the 2025 Canadian Bowl over the Okanagan Sun in front of home fans at SMF Field.

WATCH: The Saskatoon Hilltops compete in the Canadian Bowl at home this weekend. Hilltops head coach Tom Sargeant highlights the season and there preparations vs the Okanagan Sun. Kickoff is Sunday, Nov. 9 at 1 p.m. at SMF Field.