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The federal government is pushing for every new light-duty vehicle sold in Canada to be electric by 2035, but questions are growing about how that goal will be reached. Mike Drolet explains how Canada’s mining industry will be crucial to maintaining a steady supply of electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

Toronto police, the Bolo Program and Crime Stoppers have announced a reward of up to $50,000 for a tip that leads to the arrest of Kamar Cunningham – a man convicted of firearms trafficking offences. Jaden Lee-Lincoln Reports.

If you look at all the renters in Canada, three per cent were evicted in the past year and this comes as demand for rentals has outpaced supply in most major markets, boosting rental costs to new heights. The trend is driven by increasing immigration and home ownership costs that forced many who were looking...

It’s been one month since Lynx Air shut down service in Canada, leaving Flair Airlines as the last ultra-low-cost carrier in the country. But amid a slew of reputational and financial uncertainty that has dogged the airline in just the past year, Canadians who may be looking to book spring or summer travel may be...

With Monday’s carbon pricing hike bumping up the price of gas again, a monitoring company has a new prediction about what Canadians will be spending to fill up. Global’s Nathaniel Dove reports.

A new report says most of the bed bug ridden cities across Canada are in Ontario, with Toronto taking the top spot for the seventh straight year. Pest control company Orkin released its annual list of the “bed buggiest” cities, which is based on the number of bed bug treatments that the company performed for...

The crisis in Haiti continues to grow more and more precarious following the rise in gang violence and the resignation of Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with Canadian Ambassador to Haiti André François Giroux about the situation on the ground, preparations for a possible evacuation, and the role...

It’s been almost six years since Canada legalized cannabis across the country and there’s new data from Statistics Canada looking at where Canadians are buying their products. As Sean Previl reports, cannabis advocates say the data is “exciting,” but some health-care professionals are concerned more study into the products’ affects on the body still needs...

Ross Hamilton was a soldier and popular female impersonator who entertained Canadian troops in two wars. Then the military kicked him out after learning he was gay. As Heidi Petracek reports, one Nova Scotia woman is now trying to right a wrong with a commemorative stamp of honour.

Fertility treatment can be a lifeline for people trying to conceive or planning to build a family in the future. But the cost for in vitro fertilization (IVF) is rising across Canada, according to experts and a Global News analysis. As Global’s Nathaniel Dove reports, that’s put pressure on Canadians hoping to grow their families.

Overall inflation slowed to 2.9 per cent in January, which was within the Bank of Canada’s target rate. Much of that was due to gas prices not climbing as quickly as they were the previous year. In Business Matters for Tuesday Feb. 20, Anne Gaviola has more on why food inflation and grocery prices are...

Students from nearly two dozen schools across a Manitoba school division battled it out this week for a spot at the Canada Wide Science Fair in May.

Love is in the air in Peterborough. Across the region, last minute shoppers scrambled to get their significant others the perfect Valentine’s Day gift. Global’s Robert Lothian used this opportunity to find out just what this day truly means.

Joe Scarpelli is joined by Lawrence Herman, Chair of Canadian International Trade Tribunal to discuss paused trade talks between U.K. and Canada.

The road to the Special Olympics Winter Games is well underway with athletes, coaches and volunteers set to converge in Calgary from Feb. 27 to March 2. The Colvin family will be there, with Bridget competing in curling and Paul and Debra volunteering once again as coaches. They talk about their excitement for the games...

Ahead of World Cancer Day, there are calls to close the care gap in Canada when it comes to out-of-pocket expenses related to a diagnosis. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized Premier Danielle Smith and her government’s newly announced policies on transgender youth Friday, calling them the “most anti-LGBT policies anywhere in this country.” Trudeau called on Smith to “fight with us to defend the rights of vulnerable Canadians.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau previously said Canada is watching the case carefully and stands behind the international court. But despite today’s ruling, the federal government isn’t offering a clear stance toward the allegations against Israel. As Mackenzie Gray reports, that hasn’t stopped issues arising within the Liberal caucus itself.

Former ET Canada host Sangita Patel reveals her new role as host on reality dating show ‘Love and Translation’. Sangita explains how contestants will try to find love without speaking the same language. Plus, a personal update on her health journey after her recent surgery for thyroid cancer.