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WATCH: After Friday’s house fires that left 3 homes in Hampton Village destroyed and 2 others badly damaged, some families say they don’t know where to go next. Ashley Beherns shows how the community has stepped in to help.

The Ukrainian Cultural Heritage Village is reopening, after a fire in the spring of 2025 that destroyed several buildings and thousands of artifacts forced the open-air museum to stay closed for the rest of the year. As Gates Guarin explains, there’s still work to be done but hard work and resilience has helped the centre...

After a massive flood destroyed their original East York location, the family behind Tata’s Hot Sauce is starting fresh in a new space. Known for its Caribbean comfort food, hot sauces, and strong sense of community, the beloved Toronto spot is turning hardship into a comeback story filled with flavour, resilience, and heart.

Salisbury’s only grocery store is reopening on Friday after burning to the ground in a fire eight months ago. Residents of the rural community were being shuttled to Moncton to do their groceries in the meantime. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Sudan was plunged into a violent civil war three years ago today, resulting in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Walter Mwasaa, from the international aid organization CARE, joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss the devastating consequences as we enter year four.

Pope Leo blasted leaders who spend billions on wars and said the world was “being ravaged by a handful of tyrants,” in remarks in Cameroon on Thursday, after U.S. President Donald Trump attacked him again on social media. “The masters of war pretend not to know that it takes only a moment to destroy, yet a...

One year ago this week, Central Ontario was cleaning up from a devastating ice storm that brought down trees and left thousands without power for several days. Doug Elmslie, the mayor of Kawartha Lakes, talks to Ross Hull about cleanup and how the city can prepare for the next natural disaster.

One year after a devastating ice storm, Peterborough is still taking stock. City officials and Hydro One are reflecting on lessons learned, and using the experience to plan for future weather events. Marc Woodhouse reports:

Nearly one year after a powerful ice storm hit central Ontario, the damages are still being counted. From millions of dollars in insurance claims, to forests and trails still off-limits. Marc Woodhouse looks back at the true cost, and what comes next.

The NDP is meeting in record numbers in Winnipeg this weekend to choose a new leader and redefine the party’s future. The move comes after a devastating federal election loss where the party lost official status and its leader, Jagmeet Singh. Melissa Ridgen has the story.

The skies may have finally cleared after this week’s storm inundated much of the South Coast, but that doesn’t mean the concerns have eased. For some of those airlifted to safety following a landslide in Coquitlam, they’re wondering what home they might be able to return to, and who will help pay for the clean...

Montreal families of children with disabilities say they have been left scrambling after a specialized summer camp was cancelled. The program operates at the Mackay Centre school in NDG and is forced to close this summer for renovations.

Meade County, Kentucky was slammed by a tornado on Sunday night, what the National Weather Service is calling an EF1 category tornado with a path over 100 yards wide. We bring you the latest on recovery efforts as residents are struggling to put their lives back together.

An Okanagan business and its employees are rallying around one of their own after a devastating diagnosis. Cohan Sassaman reports.

After a devastating wildfire last year – Lac du Bonnet officials are doing whatever they can to prepare themselves for this summer. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more.

The prosecution has rested in the Vitali Stefanski murder trial. Did Stefanski take the stand? Apple and cherry farmers in Vernon say a mandated 70 per cent water reduction could devastate them, costing the industry hundreds of millions of dollars.

WATCH: As wildfire season ramps back up in Saskatchewan, some communities are still trying to heal from the devastating loss they experienced last summer. Payton Zillich spoke with one Denare Beach resident who is now back in the community to reflect on the past year.

The hockey world is still mourning the sudden death of former Montreal Canadien Claude Lemieux, as experts say his family’s decision to donate his brain to research could help advance understanding of a devastating disease: chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE. Global’s Dan Spector reports. Warning: This story contains discussion of suicide. Discretion is advised.

The projected closure of five public libraries in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley has left residents devastated. On Tuesday, crowds formed outside MLA John Lohr’s office in Kentville to express their concerns — as some say they’re now concerned for the future and well being of their rural communities. Angela Capobianco has more.

There are signs of regrowth and rebuilding on Wendigo Road in Lac du Bonnet, Man., one year after a devastating wildfire tore through the area. Marney Blunt reports.