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The RCMP have broken up a second drug operation linked to a Mexican cartel in two weeks. Cpl. Arash Seyed discusses what they are trying to do in Canada and how much impact they have had here.

Three men have been arrested in B.C. as part of an investigation into an organized crime group linked to a Mexican drug cartel. RCMP federal investigators allege the group was helping import cocaine into Canada.

RCMP say they’ve broken up a large operation to smuggle cocaine into B.C. that has ties to Mexican cartels. As Rumina Daya reports, Mounties say it’s not the first time the cartels have tried to get a foothold in the province.

A pair of class-action lawsuits in the U.S. have named two Canadian food companies as alleged members of a “potato cartel.” McCain Foods and Cavendish are accused of taking part in a campaign to fix prices on frozen potato products and maintain their dominance in a market worth nearly $70 billion annually. Touria Izri reports.

City councillor Tim Cartmell has officially announced he intends to run to be mayor of Edmonton. He spoke to Global News Morning Edmonton on Thursday about his decision.

Another big B.C. drug bust with links to a Mexican cartel. A man behind a vicious attack on two people in Vancouver’s Chinatown broke his probation just days after being sentenced. And could City of Vancouver-owned buildings soon get a corporate name change?

It’s been hinted at for months now is official. Current Edmonton councillor Tim Cartmell is running to be the city’s next mayor. Erik Bay reports.

Canada’s TD Bank has agreed to pay a record US$3.1 in fines to U.S. authorities after admitting it allowed drug cartels and other criminal networks to carry out illegal money-laundering activities through the bank. Nivrita Ganguly discusses the details with Global News’ Amandalina Letterio.

The conflict between senior citizens in a private retirement residence and their landlord continues. The tenants insist the building’s owner is attempting to take measures to force them out. As Global’s Phil Carpenter reports, a new employee-less store is causing more controversy at the seniors residence.

The Toronto Raptors made a historic announcement during the unveiling of a refurbished community basketball court in Vince Carter’s name. Mark Carcasole reports.

The Crown says it will retry the man accused of a Vancouver shooting that killed a gang member and an innocent teenage boy. As Kristen Robinson reports, that comes one day after a mistrial was declared in the first trial.

: A dramatic development Tuesday at the trial of a man accused of a Vancouver shooting that killed a gang member and an innocent teenager. As Kristen Robinson reports – after five days of deliberations, the jury is deadlocked.

Deliberations continued Saturday in the murder trial of Kane Carter. He’s accused in a 2018 Vancouver shooting that left two people dead, including an innocent bystander. Kristen Robinson reports.

Day three of deliberations in the trial of Kane Carter, the man charged with second degree murder in the fatal shootings of two people, including an innocent bystander, back in 2018. Kristen Robinson has the latest from BC Supreme Court in Vancouver.

The defence has begun its closing arguments in the trial of Kane Carter, the man accused of a Vancouver gang shooting that killed an innocent teenager Alfred Wong. Kristen Robinson has the details.

The trial of a man accused in a shooting that killed an innocent teenager along with a gangster is hearing closing arguments. Kristen Robinson reports.

The trial of Kane Carter, accused of a Vancouver gang shooting that killed an innocent teenager, Alfred Wong, has reached its final stages with the judge’s instructions to the jury. Kristen Robinson reports.

India slams Canada for linking its home minister to alleged plots against a Sikh separatist. Plus, Peel police announce additional arrests linked to a fatal shooting in late August. And the Toronto Raptors prepare to retire Vince Carter’s No. 15.

Crown continued its closing arguments in the trial of the man accused of a gangland shooting that killed an innocent teenager along with the intended victim. Kristen Robinson reports.

Edmonton city councillor Tim Cartmell is calling for an overhaul on the city’s approach to major projects. As Jaclyn Kucey reports, it’s an announcement that comes with an underlying hint at a potential mayoral campaign.