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After finishing dead last in the standings, the Canucks have fired General Manager Patrik Allvin. Global Sports anchor Squire Barnes looks at how things fell apart, and what comes next.

WATCH: While not quite like being under the pressure of Gordon Ramsey, up and coming chefs got to feel the heat at the Prairie Fire Culinary Challenge in Saskatoon.

An ice sculpture teasing Drake’s new album is shrinking by the second, as fire crews work to melt it over safety concerns. The publicity stunt has taken up a lot of city resources over the last few days, with police and fire called in to deal with crowds of fans. Nicole Di Donato has more...

Peel Regional Police are investigating three separate vehicle fires that occurred in Brampton Tuesday morning. As Megan King reports, police confirm these are being investigated as arsons.

Unit 4 of the Boundary Power Plant near Estevan, Saskatchewan has been refurbished and reconnected. It cost $7.6 million to get it back up to speed, and it will produce 150MW of power. But critics of the province’s refusal to phase out coal say they aren’t impressed.

The Oshawa FireWolves dedicated April 18th’s game against the Buffalo Bandits to Tucker Williams, the late younger brother of forward Dyson Williams

One person is dead after a fire at a high-rise apartment building on Kennedy Street Monday.

The BC United Party is being fined for using false information to target a political rival during the last provincial election. As Travis Prasad reports, the campaign called for the removal of BC Conservative leader John Rustad who believes it had a real impact on voters.

A Halifax councillor is looking at creative solutions to the problem of aging firefighting infrastructure as well as the need for housing. Tony Mancini is bringing a motion to Halifax Regional Council that looks into turning some old fire stations into new housing units. Angela Capobianco reports.

Immigration minister Lena Diab is under fire after revealing key details about a new policy to the host of a YouTube channel that plugs legal and housing services for newcomers. Touria Izri reports.

The B.C. government is bracing for what is expected to be another busy wildfire season. Global News Morning speaks with TRU Wildfire Expert Mike Flannigan about this year’s wildfire forecast.

It is shaping up to be another busy wildfire season in Canada. Climatologists say “La Niña” is now over. The pattern of cooler waters in the eastern Pacific is expected to give way to warmer and drier El Niño conditions as the summer approaches. Heidi Petracek reports on how Canadian communities are preparing.

Toronto fire crews have begun melting a 25-foot ice structure tied to Drake’s upcoming album after public safety concerns. Officials say large crowds gathered and attempted to break into the structure using flammable liquids and open flames. The stunt, which reportedly hid the album release date inside, drew a police response as fans chipped away...

One person was sent to hospital and more than 200 others are out of their homes after an early morning fire at the Wyndham Crossing apartment complex in Clareview. The blaze bringing back painful memories for some, as the apartment complex on Edmonton’s northside had another huge fire just under a year ago. Jasmine King...

Surrey firefighters spent the night battling a stubborn fire on board a barge near the stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge. Metro Vancouver says it is monitoring air quality in the region.

The province is highlighting its spending to combat forest fires in the 2026 budget, including more firefighters. But coming off one of Manitoba’s worst forest fire seasons in decades, there’s still some skepticism the efforts will be enough. Vasilios Bellos reports.

The massive 25-foot ice sculpture that drew in excitement and chaos this week is melting and it’s at the hands of Toronto Fire Services, after public safety concerns. It was placed as a marketing tactic for rapper Drake’s album rollout. As Victoria Femia reports, there are questions surrounding the use of emergency response resources and...

Miramichi is adding 10 firefighters to help alleviate strains caused by the temporary closure of the Centennial Bridge. Meanwhile, Moncton will soon have more people in its firefighting ranks, but the growing city still won’t have the minimum staff required to respond to fires in high-rises. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

At least six people are dead after a gunman opened fire in a busy central district of Ukraine’s capital before barricading himself inside a supermarket. The gunman was shot dead by police after a 40-minute stand-off, when officers stormed the store.

Miramichi is adding 10 firefighters to help alleviate strains caused by the temporary closure of the Centennial Bridge. Meanwhile, Moncton will soon have more people in its firefighting ranks, but the growing city still won’t have the minimum staff required to respond to fires in high-rises. Suzanne Lapointe reports.