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New data shows jails across Ontario are operating well above capacity. Eighty per cent of the correctional institutions tracked by the province are overloaded, many by massive margins. Nicole Di Donato breaks down the numbers and has reaction.

Toronto pet owners dealing with high veterinary costs are getting some relief, as the Humane Society is opening its new Community Animal Health Centre. Jaden Lee-Lincoln is getting a sneak peek before the ribbon cutting with a preview on what the facility offers.

The Vancouver Park Board is looking for a major investment to upgrade the city’s aging recreational facilities. Park Board Chair and Commissioner Tom Digby speaks with Global News Morning about the proposal.

RCMP said on Wednesday that their investigation into the fatal shooting of Birinder Singh, on Edmonton’s QEII Highway on March 14, was “not racially motivated.” Staff Sgt. John Brown of the RCMP’s Major Crime Division, announced that they arrested 23-year-old Deon Libsekal. Jimmy Gassner, 18, of Lloydminster was previously arrested in Canoe Lake, Sask., and...

Wolastoqey chiefs are speaking out against the closure of a salmon conservation facility that they say will result in the extinction of salmon in the Saint John River. Anna Mandin reports.

Calling Lakes Wellness Centre is planning to open in Fort Qu’Appelle, centering around healing and wellness.

Peterborough police are investigating after a number of racial slurs were found spray painted on a fence in the city’s south end on Friday, March 20.

Staff at another Montreal hospital are sounding the alarm over the state of their institution. While they are still able to maintain adequate patient care, they caution that the building’s condition is at a breaking point. Phil Carpenter reports.

A Canadian military facility in Kuwait was hit with an Iranian strike on March 1, but the news did not become public until days later when La Presse reported on it. Defence Minister David McGuinty is now trying to clarify when he was informed, after saying the first he heard about it was reading the...

There are signs the U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran is only widening. Redmond Shannon reports on the energy infrastructure being attacked, and how Israel has assassinated its third top Iranian official in two days.

A staggering amount of care is needed for anyone injured in the Russia-Ukraine war, especially those who have suffered facial wounds. Heather Yourex-West looks at how Ukrainian eye surgeon Dr. Pavla Ivaniuta is training in Calgary to help people back home.

The Vancouver Police Department is moving forward with plans to open its own police academy. We speak with the VPD’s Deputy Chief Andrew Chan about the need to train officers to meet the unique needs of Vancouver.

The B.C. budget shows a pause is coming to long-term care home building. The situation is causing concern for many, including the Alzheimer Society of BC and Yukon. Director of Engagement, Rebecca Frederick, joins Jennifer Palma.

WATCH: Swedish mining equipment company Sandvik is breaking ground on a new $51-million facility in northern Saskatoon intended to support critical mineral customers across the province.

Farmers across the Maritimes are reeling after the federal government closed the Nappan Experimental Farm in Nova Scotia, saying the decision will hurt the region’s agricultural sector. Mitchell Bailey reports.

Dale Oviatt, the communications director for WinSport, discusses how its facilities in and around Calgary have played a major role in developing the Canadian Olympic athletes who are going for gold in Italy.

The Southern Alberta Collegiate Institute has been operating without a permanent home since it was founded in 2023, but as of Friday, the organization moved into a newly renovated building at Lethbridge Polytechnic. As Justin Sibbet reports, the location will help expand education for middle and high school students interested in automotive, electrical, agriculture, carpentry,...

Two facilities in Atlantic Canada that play a role in maintaining the salmon population are set to close. The decision is leaving experts and advocates worried about the potential impacts. Johnny James reports.

The ReYu Paralysis Recovery Centre is a leading Western Canadian neurorehabilitation facility right here in Edmonton that has been dedicated to empowering children and adults living with paralysis and neurological disabilities through innovation and personalized recovery programs. ReYu founders Bean Gill and Nancy Morrow joined Global News Morning Edmonton.

WATCH: Saskatoon Tribal Council Chief Mark Arcand says the renovations at the Emergency Wellness Centre are to address problems with the facility and increase its accessibility for clients.