Graduating guide dogs lead the way for visually impaired pet owners in Halifax
A group of hard-working pups celebrated the completion of their guide dog training program at the Canadian National Institute for the Blind on Wednesday.
Canada
Apr 26
‘Hurts like hell’: B.C. blind woman says a taxi refused her service due to her guide dog
Four-year-old Acura is Kovacs' guide dog and they've been partners for two years. 'She's funny, she's very perky, she's very very good in a harness, very obedient,' Kovacs said.
Health
Apr 8
B.C. judge grants shared custody of family dog in landmark ruling
The new law pertains to claims filed under the Family Law Act in B.C.'s Supreme Court for $35,000 or more, or in provincial court for disputes over $5,000.
Politics
Apr 18
Alberta Birds of Prey Centre prepares to welcome visitors this May long weekend
Staff from the Alberta Birds of Prey Nature Centre were busy on Friday as the facility prepares to welcome visitors over the May long weekend.
Features
May 17
Ontario LTC nurses get 11.5 per cent pay increase over 2 years
Nurses in the majority of long-term care homes in Ontario are set to get what their union is calling the most significant wage increase in more than 30 years.
Canada
May 22
Manitoba wildfire evacuees cleared to go home on Sunday, feeling ‘relief’
The Manitoba Wildfire Service has announced evacuees from communities impacted by a massive wildfire, have been cleared to return to their homes as of 10 a.m. on Sunday.
Fire
May 17
Iconic Bombers player, executive Lyle Bauer dies at 65
Winnipeg's football community is mourning one of its icons Wednesday, with the announcement that Lyle Bauer has died at 65.
Sports
May 1
BC Hydro to dismantle decommissioned natural gas power plant in Port Moody
The Burrard Generating Station is 62 years old and, until it was decommissioned in 2016, served as a backup power source for B.C.'s hydroelectric grid during low water years.
Economy
May 14
Bobi loses ‘world’s oldest dog’ title after Guinness World Records review
A new statement from Guinness World Records officials said the organization 'no longer has the evidence it needs to support Bobi’s claim as the record holder.'
Trending
Feb 22
Council to consider changes for Eby Farmstead at Waterloo Park
A report by staff planning the future of the Eby Farmstead at Waterloo Park will go before council on Monday, and it appears that the animals may soon disappear from the park.
Canada
May 10
Alberta resource guides learners towards Indigenous language revitalization
Now with more available programing and cultural celebrations, more people want to reconnect with their culture and learn the language and traditions.
Education
Apr 15
Sask. childcare accessibility continues to be a struggle despite increased funding
In May 2024 it was announced Saskatchewan would receive $27.7 million in funding from the federal government.
Canada
May 22
Dozens of Manitoba artists, industry pros nominated for Western Canadian Music Awards
A slew of Manitoba artists and music industry professionals could be picking up some new hardware in Saskatoon this fall, after being nominated for Western Canadian Music Awards.
Canada
May 15
Rottweiler from St. Catharines going to Westminster Dog Show in New York City
A four year old Rottweiler from St. Catharines, named "Shield", will be competing at next month's Westminster Dog Show in New York City.
Canada
Apr 19
‘Mole mobile’ to travel across Quebec to raise awareness about skin cancer
According to Falyn Katz, CEO of Melanoma Canada, "one in three cancers diagnosed is skin cancer. It's actually more common than breast, prostate, lung and colon combined."
Health
May 9
Emma Stone wants people to call her by her real name
While promoting TV drama 'The Curse,' Emma Stone said she'd like for people to start calling her by her real name.
Entertainment
Apr 26
Drumheller hoping to break record for ‘largest gathering of people dressed as dinosaurs’
The town of Drumheller is hoping to set a record for the ultimate prehistoric challenge on Saturday.
Features
Apr 27
Worried about flood damage to your home? Here’s what you can do
For those worried about flood damage to their properties, experts suggest taking action to protect against the worse effects of extreme weather events.
Canada
May 7
Do Canadians have an appetite for electric vehicles? Experts are divided
With billions being pumped into EV manufacturing, and more cars poised to hit the market, do Canadians want to buy those cars in the first place?
Consumer
Apr 25
Panera to remove ‘Charged Sips’ drink from Canada amid wrongful death lawsuits
Panera Breads plans to stop selling the beverages in Canada, a spokesperson confirmed to Global News on Wednesday. However, the spokesperson did not specify the exact timeline.
Health
May 8