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Experts ask if Canada has enough Arctic diplomatsAs Canada plans an ambitious expansion of defence and economic activity in the Arctic, regional experts are asking whether it has enough diplomats to build the ties it wants.PoliticsSep 27
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Snowbirds base gets a glimpse at aircraft expected to replace Tutor jetsFour CT-157 Siskin II turboprop aircraft landed in Moose Jaw, Sask., Monday. They are expected to be the model that will replace the Snowbirds retiring fleet.CanadaSep 21
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Visitors say elk encounters, tensions on the rise at WaskesiuIt’s not unusual to see wildlife in Waskesiu, Sask. For many visitors, it's part of the experience. But this year seems different.FeaturesJul 28
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As Trump mulls diesel export ban, what would it mean for Canada?U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said he backed the idea of a U.S. diesel export ban as a way to lower prices for Americans, which experts say may backfire.EconomySep 23
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Ontario school board conducts bullying survey after student deathThe Limestone District School Board is asking families to share experiences with bullying as an independent school safety review continues after a student's death.CanadaJul 15
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Ontario woman appeals conviction in infant son’s death based on new medical evidenceThe woman was convicted in 2002 in the death of her 2 1/2-month-old son Joeseph after two medical experts testified the child had died as a result of shaken baby syndrome.CrimeSep 29
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U.S. reportedly threatens EU diesel export ban unless reserve fuel releasedThe U.S. is reportedly threatening to ban exports of diesel fuel to parts of Europe, unless countries like Germany and France release more of their diesel reserves.WorldOct 1
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Young Canadians less hopeful about future of democracy: Statistics CanadaPrairie provinces, including Alberta, had the highest percentage of respondents who felt no hope at all about democracy while British Columbia led with those who felt very hopeful.CanadaSep 30
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Quebec’s farmers union is calling on Ottawa to suspend Alto high-speed rail projectAn association representing Quebec farmers is calling on the federal government to suspend its plans for a high-speed rail project between Quebec City and Toronto.PoliticsSep 15
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Quebec party leaders work to shore up support as campaign enters final stretchSeveral of the leaders spent Thursday trying to shore up support in ridings that are expected to be tight races for their parties.PoliticsOct 2
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Starbucks to close 250 more stores in Canada and the U.S.Starbucks plans to close 250 North American stores later this week in the second big round of store closures under Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol, who joined the company in 2024.ConsumerSep 24
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Trump says Canada ‘entitled’ as his trade ban on alcohol, other goods nearsA U.S ban on imports of Canadian alcohol, as well as some dairy products and motorcycles is set to go into effect tonight, marking the latest escalation in the trade war.EconomySep 28
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Rents are dropping across Canada, but they’re falling more in tariff-hit citiesWhile rents are going down everywhere, they are plummeting much faster in cities and towns most exposed to trade with the U.S., new analysis by Rentals.Ca and Urbanation has found.ConsumerSep 22
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Chief justice says democratic institutions must be protectedCanada's democratic institutions need protection in the face of unrelenting pressures, Chief Justice Richard Wagner said Monday.CanadaOct 5
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Appeal hearing continues over fired Regina police chief'Flirtatious' texts between former Regina police chief, Farooq Sheikh, and a member of the Regina Board of Police Commissioners were discussed at the appeal hearing.CanadaSep 18
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WHO says Russia told it ‘no cases of plague’ but isn’t identifying pathogen'WHO has requested additional information from Russia on which pneumonia-causing pathogen led to the woman’s death,' the WHO added, saying it is monitoring the situation closely.TrendingOct 6
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Internal police documents reveal concerns about ‘radicalized’ subculture at Montreal North stationThe documents describe the existence of what was characterized as a radicalized subculture among officers at Station 39 in Montreal North.CrimeSep 29
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‘Trailer Park Boys’ actor Mike Smith has sexual assault charge dismissedTrailer Park Boys actor Mike Smith, known for playing Bubbles on the show, has had a sexual assault charge against him dismissed in a Nova Scotia court.CanadaOct 1
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Possible pneumonic plague case: What to know and how experts are respondingThe Public Health Agency of Canada told Global News that "at this time, no risk to Canada has been identified" and that it was "closely monitoring the situation."TrendingOct 6
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U.S. trade court scrutinizes Trump’s forced labour tariffsFour small businesses and 25 Democratic-led states argue that the tariffs, applied to imports from 60 trading partners, including Canada, far exceed the president's authority.U.S. NewsSep 30