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Sunshine is expected all across the province on Friday. Senior meteorologist Kristi Gordon has the details in your Thursday, April 18, 2024, forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

Chief meteorologist Mark Madryga has your Thursday, March 28, 2024, forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

Meteorologist Yvonne Schalle has your Monday, March 18, 2024, forecast for Metro Vancouver and British Columbia.

Canadians in Ontario and Quebec are feeling the pain of sticker shock at the pumps, where gas prices reached a two-year high overnight with little explanation. A look at the frustration in Eastern Canada, and what may be driving the sudden spike. U.S. lawmakers will soon vote on whether to give billions of dollars in military...

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We catch up with the latest evictee from Big Brother Canada. Plus, we find out how you can stay ahead of tax season scams. Also, we talk about floor planning with Shai DeLuca. Plus, RuPaul has a sit down with Morgan as they discuss his new memoir. Also,...

The top stories of the day for Thursday, April 18 on Winnipeg’s Global News at 6.

The April 18, 2024 edition of Global News at 5 on Global Lethbridge.

Nova Scotians mourn and remember the lives lost on the 4th anniversary of the mass shooting, the province’s Justice minister is in hot waters after his comments on the severity of domestic violence, and a new beer vending machine is brewing up interest and controversy.

In this Thursday, April 18, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, Alberta Wildfire begins weekly updates, the province announces a plan to protect consumers from power price swings, and Tim Hortons customers are upset over a ‘Roll up the Rim’ contest error.

The April 18, 2024 edition of Global News at 5:30 on Global Montreal.

The Okanagan Skaha School Board is going ahead with plans to close three schools in the region, five beagles are safe in the Okanagan after being rescued from a research lab, and a woman who lost her son in the Kelowna crane collapse is planning a fundraiser for a proposed memorial.

The failure of Oregon’s progressive drug policy and what B.C. is learning about decriminalization from their failure. A look at the legislation that allows child killer Allan Schoenborn to change his name. And Tim Hortons customers feel double-crossed by the company after receiving emails about Roll Up the Rim prizes, they didn’t win.

Ross Hull gives us the weather forecast for the Maritimes.

The online edition of Global News Morning with Skye Bryden-Blom on Global Halifax.

Calgary police charge a man in the 2022 death of a toddler. Work to convert Calgary’s historic Barron Building into residential housing has been put on hold due to rising costs. An error with Tim Horton’s Roll Up The Rim contest leaves customers feeling ripped off.

Community groups speak up in court as hearings for Police 713 intervention begins, a hockey tournament is kicking off in Moncton to raise money for a local charity, and Maritimers mourn and remember the lives lost on the 4th anniversary of the Nova Scotia mass shooting.

Today we mark the 44th anniversary of Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope. Terry’s younger brother, Darrell joins Ross Hull with more on Terry’s lasting impact and spirit that continues to inspire Canadians to take action against cancer.

Some customers going public with a double-double of frustration and disappointment tonight following a coffee shop contest. One person dead, another in custody after a deadly attack in Etobicoke. And, Toronto City Council vowing to fix the vacant home tax fiasco – but who is taking responsibility?

The online edition of Global News Morning with @skyebrydenblom on Global New Brunswick.

A Ucluelet, B.C. woman is celebrating after winning the latest $18-million lotto jackpot. Sharon Fraser was shocked to learn that she was taking home the top prize when eating breakfast.