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A 12 year-old Chilliwack boy suffered serious facial injuries after being hit by another student on a e-scooter while on his way to school. Taya Fast reports.

A Winnipeg non-profit facility that provides rehabilitation therapy to individuals with spinal cord or neurological injuries will be closing at the end of this week.

A traditional washing ceremony was held in East Vancouver Tuesday night, marking the end of a human rights complaint brought forward by the Heiltsuk Nation. As Catherine Urquhart reports, the nation says the ceremony releases the energy and memory of the bad experience.

WATCH: Ward 10 Coun. Zach Jeffries discusses the vehicles for hire bylaw which includes taxi drivers across the city. Jeffries also explains the rehabilitation request for Archibald Arena.

Global News Morning’s Matthew Merkel was at the Home Run Sports Training Centre learning about a planned sports facility that will offer new resources for baseball, softball and cricket athletes in the city.

The Boat School with the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic now has a new facility. This comes out of an almost decade-long collaboration between the province and federal government, as well as Irving Shipbuilding and the Maritime Heritage Foundation. Angela Capobianco reports.

Construction is underway for a new building designed to process about 50 per cent of all household recyclables in Alberta. Global News got a tour inside to see the new technologies planned for the site near 170 Street and 127 Avenue.

Two drones crashed in Latvia on Thursday, stirring a feeling of insecurity among locals — locals who have long felt threatened after previous drone incursions in Latvian airspace.

In about six weeks, Vancouver will be welcoming the FIFA World Cup and with that, a major soccer investment has been announced by the federal government. Andrea Macpherson reports.

August will mark the end of an era as Postmedia shuts down its Moncton printing facility. Most newspapers in the province, like the Daily Gleaner, Telegraph Journal, and Acadie Nouvlle are printed inside the downtown location. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Airplane manufacturer Boeing announced today it would be investing an extra $36 million to build up research and development projects at its Winnipeg facility.

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’s new WNBA season is about to begin and ahead of a new era of Tempo basketball, the city unveiled plans for a new training centre on the city’s waterfront. The team will pay construction costs and the city will forgo about a million dollars in annual parking revenue, in exchange for public access when...

Five beagles rescued from a U.S. medical testing facility are starting new lives after meeting their foster families for the first time. Animal groups say beagles are widely used in research, with more than 10,000 used in Canada each year.

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.

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...

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.