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WATCH: The government of Saskatchewan is addressing its high rates of impaired driving by proposing fines and penalties to be issued on the roadside rather than clogging up the courts.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says he aims to streamline mining regulations to help the industry drive the province’s economy forward. “Mine, baby, mine,” he said Tuesday, as he talked about attracting investment to Manitoba.

Ontario Auditor General Shelley Spence said Tuesday that her office had found “gaps” in the training and testing of large truck drivers, adding that 25 per cent of schools that provide such training had never been inspected by the province.

Sunday’s drowning incident at Mahogany Lake is once again raising concerns about the Calgary Fire Department’s ability to effectively respond to deep water calls. And as we head into the summer months, the Firefighters’ Association is calling for the dive team to be reinstated. Meghan Cobb has more. 

Michael Johnston, star of “Obsession,” discusses the creep factor driving the summer hit!  This horror-thriller tells the tale of a boy who wins his crush’s affection by using a cursed toy. But he soon finds out…be careful what you wish for! Michael Johnston stops by to give us our heads-up warnings before watching this horror movie.

Drivers are being warned to read the fine print as major changes to Ontario’s auto insurance rules prepare to take effect on Canada Day. A devastating investigation is underway in Ottawa after two young boys were found dead in their home in an apparent double murder-suicide. And the Ontario Science Centre’s new temporary home officially...

The man behind the wheel in a 2024 crash that killed a man at a Surrey bus stop has been handed a fine, probation and a driving ban. Taya Fast reports.

The SIU says the boy was driving a stolen vehicle which struck the officer and the officer fired multiple shots. Catherine McDonald reports.

The family of a 76-year-old grandmother – identified as Martha Avila – has filed a lawsuit after a Tesla driver crashed into her Texas home and killed her on June 19. The victim’s daughter and son-in-law, Jennifer and Justin Barbour, are suing both Tesla and the driver, Michael Butler, alleging negligence. Butler told police the...

WATCH: As Saskatchewan prepares to welcome new uranium projects in the next decade, active mines like Cigar Lake are eying the end of their lifespan. Global’s Vanessa Tiberio takes a deep dive in the Athabasca Basin to explore the nuances of the industry and the challenges these projects face.

Whether your version of summer travel over the next few months is as locavore as the sweet ‘lil swimming hole just outside of town (cue the country music), or in an infinity pool overlooking the ocean in Capri (I’m available last week of July!), chic and well-priced travel essentials are the swimming equivalent of a...

Parkland County RCMP and the Stony Plain fire department responded Thursday morning to Young Champions Daycare, after a van drove into the front of the building and a gas leak was detected. Joel Gotlib has more.

REM users are frustrated and confused about parking at one of the new West Island stations. A private company has been issuing fines to drivers at the Kirkland station for parking where it is not permitted. But as Brayden Jagger Haines reports, the tickets are not valid and some drivers may be unknowingly paying them.

A south Edmonton neighborhood has been maneuvering around the Capital Line LRT south extension construction work but now they’ll face a greater hurdle. Road work is forcing the closure of a key access point to get in and out of the Twin Brooks neighbourhood. Kabi Moulitharan has more on what drivers need to know.

Edmonton police said a Tesla was headed north on 66 Street Tuesday afternoon, when it turned on a red light in front of the Valley Line LRT, causing the train to hit the car — which caught fire. As Jasmine King reports, that shut down traffic on the busy Whitemud Drive overpass.

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, underwater mines have posed a major risk in the Black Sea. Finding and detonating those mines is the work of Royal Canadian Navy dive teams – something that is both dangerous and requires extraordinary skill. In this case, a team from Halifax has been tasked with...

Accusations abound as politicians bicker over the leak of millions of Albertans’ personal information on a separatist website. A new study finds foreign actors are creating false and misleading content about Alberta separatism. Leaders from Fort McMurray look for answers from the province over the response to the Highway 63 snowstorm that left drivers stranded.

A man who drove onto a curb, striking and killing his wife of 16 years after a fight outside the couple’s Etobicoke home, has been sentenced to five years in prison.

City leaders are trading their offices for drive-thrus as they compete to sell the most Tim Hortons Smile Cookies in support of Edmonton Police Foundation. Chief Warren Driechel with the Edmonton Police Service and Chief David Lazenby with the Edmonton fire department stopped by Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about the friendly competition for...

Faster highway speeds are being tested on an Alberta road. The province says it’s putting limits in line with highway design, but safety advocates worry it will lead to drivers going even faster. Erik Bay has more on the pilot project.