-
Vancouver e-scooter riders overwhelmingly don’t wear helmets, police findVancouver police were busy in September, cracking down on e-scooter riders who were not following the rules. Police said that since Sept. 4, there were 1,226 tickets handed out.TrafficOct 2
-
Nor’easter floods parts of U.S. northeast, leaves over 130K without powerThe worst of the remaining rainfall was expected Sunday from northern New Jersey through New York City and Long Island into southern New England.WeatherSep 27
-
Deloitte slashes 2027 economic outlook by 20% as trade tensions worsenA new report released Tuesday from Deloitte says the Canadian economy performed better than expected so far this year, but that momentum is losing steam amid new trade tensions.EconomySep 29
-
Family of 80-year-old community volunteer killed in B.C. hit and run seeks justiceA memorial is growing near Portage Park for 80-year-old cyclist Kitty Dunham, who is being remembered as a passionate volunteer who loved giving back to her community.CrimeSep 22
-
New U.S. bans to take effect Tuesday: Here’s what’s affectedCanada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc told Global News that Canada "maintains ongoing communications with our American counterparts."CanadaSep 27
-
A Montreal encampment shaped Quebec’s race, but survival is top priorityIt’s a small community where a number of people say they are more concerned about the onset of cold weather than they are about the Oct. 5 election.PoliticsSep 25
-
Everything you need for a complete fall resetSeptember is the new year, a chance to reset, organize and get ready for fall. Discover seasonal finds from Veradek, Simons, Silk & Snow and more.The CuratorSep 1
-
First batch of B.C. law students takes course over bar exam as Ontario mulls switchB.C. is the sixth province to scrap the bar exam in favour of a four-phase program meant to assess legal knowledge, advocacy, ethics, practice management and other skills.CanadaSep 16
-
Pumpkin farms ‘at the mercy of Mother Nature’ after extreme weather in CanadaSevere weather, from heavy rain and hail to extreme heat and drought, is making this year's pumpkin season increasingly unpredictable for Canadian farmers.CanadaSep 12
-
Historic Cumberland building goes up in flamesChief Michael Williamson said they were alerted to the fire when people heard the alarms ringing and called in Courtenay firefighters to help.FireAug 17
-
5 simple resets to start September feeling organizedSeptember is the perfect time for a reset. Discover five simple ways to refresh your routines, get organized and head into fall feeling calm and prepared.The CuratorSep 9
-
Committee releases final report into 2020 Nova Scotia mass shootingThe independent committee released its third and final annual report Monday, monitoring the progress towards 130 recommendations released in a 2023 public inquiry.CanadaAug 31
-
Taylor Frankie Paul teases exit from ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’'My gratitude goes to all the networks that supported me throughout this and gave me the chance to return. However I don’t desire to move forward,' Taylor Frankie Paul wrote.EntertainmentSep 21
-
Port Hope’s radioactive past fuels pushback against proposed nuclear reactorThe provincially owned company in charge of the new nuclear power project is assuring residents that the sector operates much differently than when it was in its infancy.CanadaAug 21
-
Jason Kenney says oil needs to be on the table in U.S. tariff warStatistics peg the value of Alberta's oil exports to the U.S. in 2025 at close to $111 billion — representing much of the province's nearly $177 billion worth of global exports.PoliticsAug 25
-
Best patio sale deals and outdoor furniture discountsShop the best outdoor furniture deals from Article, Wayfair, Walmart, and more.The CuratorAug 29
-
E-scooter hospitalizations up by 40% in past year: CIHIThere were 837 hospitalizations for e-scooter injuries between April 2025 and March 2026, an increase from 601 in the same period the previous year, according to new data.CanadaAug 26
-
Hosting for the holidays? These high-tech cleaning gadgets do the dirty work for youHome expert Melissa Maker shares her top picks for smart home helpers — from Dyson and LG to Dreame and beyond.The CuratorOct 3
-
Alberta’s Smith takes questions at less rowdy AI town hall, NDP calls for freezeSmith's government has been trying to position Alberta as an ideal destination for data centres, saying they could generate new jobs and billions in royalties and taxes.PoliticsAug 27
-
Gordie Howe bridge now open to pedestrians, cyclistsAs of 8 a.m. eastern on Wednesday, travellers can cross on foot or bicycle using the multi-use pathway on the Gordie Howe International Bridge.CanadaAug 5