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Trump faces new 2020 election indictment with same charges, narrowed scopeThe new indictment removes a section that dealt with Trump's interactions with the Justice Department, which the Supreme Court ruled was subject to immunity from prosecution.U.S. NewsAug 27
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White Rock debuts new mat making iconic pier wheelchair-accessibleThe city unveiled a new accessibility mat on Friday, which creates an even surface over wooden planks along the length of one side of the pier.CanadaAug 30
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Taliban bans women’s voices, bare faces from public in new restrictive lawsThe new laws come after the Taliban already placed heavy restrictions on women's rights, including banning women and girls from attending school after Grade 6.WorldAug 23
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Sidewalk ‘step in the right direction’ for pedestrians navigating Bayers LakeA multitude of big box retailers, heavy traffic and limited pedestrian infrastructure makes getting around Bayers Lake business park challenging, if not dangerous.CanadaJul 30
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Boeing faces new setback as U.S. to require inspection of 787s pilot seatsBoeing also has stopped test flights of a new version of its 777 jetliner after discovering a damaged structural part between the engine and the rest of the plane.ConsumerAug 20
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N.S. charities using online raffle site will now face new ‘piece of red tape’An animal rescue charity in Nova Scotia says changes to an online platform that runs raffles – now requiring ticket buyers to verify their location – is a 'kick in the stomach.'CanadaAug 17
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B.C. man accused of driving into ocean faces 5 new driving-related chargesJawad Fawwaz is charged with mischief under $5,000 for allegedly driving his car into the ocean off Rocky Point Park in Port Moody on March 4.CrimeAug 8
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Girls lacrosse taking off in Manitoba; new league to host nationalsOne year after its formation, Manitoba's first lacrosse league for teenage girls is preparing to host the nationals as the sport takes off across the province.SportsJul 31
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Global News and 980 CKNW Where We LiveJoin Global News & 980 CKNW for our Where We Live series, a chance to explore, celebrate and investigate what makes Metro Vancouver great!FeaturesAug 26
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Back to school: Optimism abounds as new cellphone rules set to begin in N.S. classroomsThe province's new rules on cellphones will take effect, and that has most educators, students and parents feeling optimistic.EducationAug 31
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Greece grappling with ‘extremely dangerous’ wildfires. What to knowA spokesperson for Global Affairs told Global News that Canadians should take 'normal security precautions in Greece' amid the wildfires.EnvironmentAug 12
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NDP MP raps Conservative over ‘fake news’ videoA video titled 'Breaking News: Trudeau Resigns' produced for Conservative MP Branden Leslie contained doctored television news clips mixed with real news and out-of-context news.PoliticsMay 25
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Roasted pork tenderloin with B.C. strawberries and new potatoesThis roasted pork tenderloin uses fresh B.C. strawberries for the sauce and is served with crushed new potatoes. You can make this dish at home!LifestyleAug 25
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Estate Whisky Alliance forms to support homegrown whiskiesA Saskatoon distillery is making its mark on the whisky industry with a new initiative to support and certify whiskies whose grains were grown and distilled in one place.CanadaAug 30
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Venables Valley wildfire victims face ‘daunting’ cleanup without insuranceSix weeks after wildfire ravaged their remote community, Venables Valley residents are facing new challenges as they try to cleanup and rebuild as government funding dries up.FireAug 29
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Sensors can read your sweat and predict overheating. Is there a privacy risk?New devices collect biometric data to estimate core body temperature - an elevated one is a symptom of heat exhaustion - and prompt workers to take cool-down breaks.TechAug 28
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Nova Scotia opposition parties take aim at new ‘gimmicky’ buy local point programPremier Tim Houston says the Nova Scotia Loyal program's original 'intention' is intact, but opposition leaders are calling it 'gimmicky' and 'laughably stupid.'CanadaJul 28
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2 companies invest $37M in Kingston facilities, creating 70 new jobsA pair of companies in Kingston will invest a combined $37 million into the city, creating 70 new jobs. Ontario's minister of economic development helped make the announcement.CanadaAug 21
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Ford government addiction hubs will open before supervised consumption sites closeOntario is planning a rapid application and approval process for its new HART hubs, but some worry the locations can't make up for closing supervised injection sites.CanadaAug 27
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Boissonnault’s former company, business partner face civil fraud allegationGlobal Health Imports, co-founded by cabinet minister Randy Boissonnault, faces its seventh lawsuit and a new allegation of fraud.PoliticsAug 15