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Former premier Brian Pallister reflects on his time in office at portrait unveilingFormer Manitoba premier Brian Pallister, who led the province during the height of COVID-19, was lauded by friends and colleagues as his portrait was unveiled at the legislature.PoliticsMar 27
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Ontario to boost home care funding, may miss long-term care bed goalThe funding boost for home care is part of Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy's 2026 budget that projects a $13.8 billion deficit for the upcoming fiscal year.HealthMar 26
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Kingston, Ont. hospital hits record capacity, patients forced into storage roomsKingston Health Sciences Centre is facing an unprecedented capacity crisis, hitting a record 630 admitted patients and forcing staff to convert storage rooms into wards.CanadaMar 6
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Ottawa appeals Emergencies Act use during ‘Freedom Convoy’ to Supreme CourtThe federal government is appealing a January ruling from the Federal Court of Appeal that upheld the use of the emergencies law breached Charter rights.CanadaMar 17
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Atlantic Canada’s biggest cities are growing more than the national averageInternational immigration to Canada is slowing but newcomers still helped six Atlantic cities grow more than the national average last year.CanadaMar 24
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Inflation in the U.S. stayed at 2.4% in February as grocery prices spikedInflation stayed stubbornly elevated last month as gas prices rose in a snapshot of what consumer prices looked like before the U.S.-Israeli attack on Iran.U.S. NewsMar 11
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Premier Doug Ford, health minister defend supervised consumption site closuresThis came after the province forced the closure of nine other such sites last year that it deemed were too close to schools and daycares.HealthMar 25
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Are we about to see a rock resurgence? Evidence is starting to mountRock has taken a back seat to hip-hop and pop for quite a while. That, however, may about to change as evidence of a rock resurgence begins to mount.EntertainmentMar 22
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Reports of UFO sightings in Canada jumped last year. What’s going on?Chris Rutkowski, the research coordinator for the Canadian UFO Survey, stated that one in 10 Canadians believe they have seen a UFO.TrendingMar 10
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Canada’s incoming top doctor says restoring public trust a top priorityCanada's incoming chief public health officer Dr. Joss Reimer said it's critical for the federal government to take a proactive approach to countering false information.HealthFeb 20
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Alberta budget 2026 comes with spending hikes but $9.4B deficitPremier Danielle Smith’s UCP government has introduced a new Alberta budget that promises more money for health and education but also an eye-popping deficit of $9.4 billion.MoneyFeb 26
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Dr. Joss Reimer says misinformation a key target as she becomes Canada’s top doctorTackling health misinformation and rebuilding public trust are top priorities for Canada's incoming chief public health officer Dr. Joss Reimer.HealthFeb 20
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ADHD is linked to other mental health issues. A new study suggests whyThe study is being billed by the university as "the first to study a wide range of factors which link ADHD symptoms and mental ill health symptoms over time."HealthMar 13
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Hockey fans take in Olympic double billCanadian hockey fans were seeing double on Thursday as the Olympic men's and women's teams put up matching 5-0 victories in back-to-back games.SportsFeb 12
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LaGrange addresses communication concern over Parkland County standing measles warningMinister for Primary Health Care, Adriana LaGrange, said a standing measles warning was issued for Parkland County after 17 people west of Edmonton tested positive for the virus.HealthFeb 23
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ANALYSIS: Much-anticipated ‘best on best’ in men’s Olympic hockey about to unfoldOver a decade in the making, and with the NHL well represented, no doubt the men's Olympic hockey tournament in Italy will be 'must watch' for many over these next two weeks.SportsFeb 11
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Most Atlantic provinces recorded first population decline in years at the end of 2025Atlantic Canada’s population boom has ended, with each of the four provinces losing residents at the end of 2025.CanadaFeb 19
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$50M Vaccine Injury Support Program still failing, injured sayA five-month Global News investigation last year found Canada's Vaccine Injury Support Program wasn't working as intended. It still isn't.CanadaFeb 2
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After decades of streaming and digital, music fans returning to some old-school waysThe arrival of Napster in the summer of 1999 jerked music fans away from analogue media into the world of digital. Now, though, we're seeing an interesting course correction.EntertainmentMar 1
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Saskatchewan brewing industry faces shifting tidesBig changes are happening in the Saskatchewan brewing industry as companies try to navigate a shift in alcohol consumption across the nation.ConsumerFeb 1