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A fire in January may have destroyed the clubhouse of the Northern Bear Golf Course in Strathcona County, but the golf season is still getting underway. Lisa MacGregor has more on the changes made to make it happen.

The planet’s best male golfer traded his clubs for a pair of handcuffs today. On what was supposed to be a routine drive to work, Masters Tournament champion Scottie Scheffler ended up under arrest — over what the golfer is calling a big misunderstanding. Eric Sorenson reports.

Parts of Tennessee were hit by severe storms, with flooding and a tornado wreaking havoc in the state. A tornado touched down in Columbia, Tenn., on May 8, which toppled trees, damaged homes, and sent debris flying. According to local media, at least one death has been confirmed, and several other people were injured. Flash...

A fire this past winter gutted the clubhouse of the Northern Bear Golf Course in Strathcona County. General manager Blair McDowell joined Vinesh Pratap with an update on rebuilding efforts.

A young golfer from Airdrie is turning heads, not just because of his game, but his clothes. Moses Woldu has more on how a new clothing line aimed at junior players is a hole in one.

It’s better late than never for Calgary golf courses as they open for spring. Officials say this marks the latest opening for city courses in six years but the rush is on to tee off on a new season.

There may still be a little snow on the ground, but it wasn’t enough to deter some eager golfers from breaking out their clubs. On Monday, a handful of keeners showed up at Shooters Family Golf Centre’s driving range, now that it’s officially open.

Police are investigating after vandals hit a number of golf courses in Vancouver recently — the latest being McCleery on Saturday night.

On Monday, Shooters Family Golf Centre & Restaurant services manager Amy Cerezani said the driving range has been open to golfers for 12 consecutive months which “has never happened in Shooters’ 31 years of business.”

Research published in the Journal of Neurological Sciences earlier this year found that outdoor recreational activities, such as golfing, woodworking and hunting may increase a person’s likelihood of developing amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), especially among men.

B.C. golf professional Jake Lane is about to tee it up in the biggest golf tournament of his young career. Jay Janower reports.

Fresh off a win at the Vancouver Golf Tour’s Sandpiper Open, AJ Ewart talks to Jay Janower about his expectations for the upcoming golf season and where he sees his future.

The Cheam First Nation has taken one step closer to its dream of building a new tourist attraction in the Fraser Valley. But as Alissa Thibault reports, it’s competing with another much larger proposal, and still waiting for government action.

While a North Atlantic right whale has been spotted in Canadian waters for the first time this season, it is entangled in fishing gear in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Heidi Petracek explains how rescuers are trying to free the whale, known as Shelagh, one of only 356 right whales left on Earth; and what’s...

Whether you are a seasoned veteran of obstacle races or a first timer, the Black Gold Brute Race Obstacle Course Race is back and bigger than ever, with over 30 obstacles and a 10-kilometre run. Organizers, Rob Perry and Amanda Williams share the details of the Drayton Valley event.

In this Tuesday, May 7, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, a plane gets stuck in the mud at the Edmonton International Airport, much-needed rain falling across Alberta is a welcome sight but more is needed to avoid drought, the Northern Bear Golf Course opens...

A tornado struck the city of Guangzhou in southern China, killing five people and injuring 33, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Saturday, citing local authorities. Plus, a heavy hailstorm lashed the city of Fuzhou in China’s southern Jiangxi province on Sunday, while the northern part of Hebei province was blanketed in snow over the weekend....

One year after thieves stole $20 million in gold from a warehouse at Pearson airport, Peel police announced half a dozen arrests. They included one Air Canada employee and another is being sought. But as Sean O’Shea reports, almost all of the gold is gone.

A Cochrane professional photographer marked a career milestone over the weekend, winning a gold medal at the World Photographic Cup for her picture of an owl staring at her in the night. We chat with Jacquie Matechuk on Global News Morning Calgary about capturing the stunning photo and being recognized for it.

On Wednesday, Saskatoon golf enthusiasts enjoyed a beautiful day by hitting the course saying they’re “happy to be back outside because simulators are no match for the real thing.”