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The family of a former Richmond Mountie is outraged that no charges will be laid in her death. Const. Jasmine Thiara died by suicide, and the family says bullying was to blame. Angela Jung has more on the reaction to the police watchdog’s report.

The B.C. Independent Investigation Office has taken over the case after Surrey police officers shot and injured a man during an altercation in the Guildford neighbourhood Sunday night. Janet Brown reports.

It’s out with the old and in with the new as Food Basics officially relocated from it’s old location at Frontenac mall to the Rio-Can center. The new location is expected to have a noticeable impact on the community.

The government of Brazil’s southernmost state Rio Grande do Sul declared a state of public calamity as the death toll as a result of severe flooding climbed to 29 on Thursday. The storms, which have caused the most devastation in the state in recent years, have left 60 people missing and 10,242 people displaced across...

Devastating floods in Brazil may be getting worse, with up to 150 millimeters of rain forecast for the weekend. At least 136 people have died,125 others are missing and, according to the government, more than 400,000 people are displaced. Mike Armstrong has the latest.

Frontenac Islands Mayor is optimistic the Marysville dock will be operational as the tourist season gets underway.

20-year-old Kyri Perentesis is the main event this Saturday in Vengeance Returns II. The Scrapyard Boxing Club is hosting 14 bouts at the Venue. Meaghan Roy caught up with the headliner to learn more.

WATCH: Brought in earlier this season from the Edmonton Oil Kings, Rhett Melnyk is looking to help the Saskatoon Blades on a deep playoff run this spring and joined Global Sports’ Scott Roblin for March’s edition of Blades Bio.

WATCH: Almost 80 years ago, Canadian soldiers stormed Juno Beach during World War II. In Regina, a new statue was unveiled as one of the soldiers was honoured for his service. Moosa Imran explains.

WATCH: A mainstay on the Saskatoon Blades blueline, ‘The Dawg’ Ben Saunderson joined Global Sports’ Scott Roblin to discuss his start in hockey, watching Brandon Wheat Kings games growing up and his unique nickname.

Buckingham Palace unveiled its first official portrait on Tuesday of King Charles III since his coronation. While the monarch and his wife, Queen Camilla, were seemingly happy with the piece of art, the result has divided the public.

Step into the world of royalty with Patricia Treble as she unveils the latest regal happenings. Patricia brings us up to speed on Princess Anne’s brief but impactful visit to British Columbia. She also looks ahead to Prince Harry’s upcoming trip to London and if there could be a reunion with either his father, King...

Chief health span officer of Bio Aro and registered dietitian Raman Kapoor joins Global News Morning to discuss the importance and benefits of a healthy gut and how to maintain one.

After saying yes to one silica sand project this week, the Manitoba government is saying no to the Sio Silica sand extraction project, planned for the RM of Springfield. Iris Dyck has more on the government’s decision.

WATCH: Saskatchewan Rush players Nathaniel Kozevnikov, Bobby Kidd III, Jerrett Smith and Zach Manns reflect on the team’s biggest victory of the year in Philadelphia and their upcoming home-and-home set with Calgary which could decide their playoff fate.

Astronaut Jeremy Hansen is expected to make history as the first Canadian to go around the moon, but the Artemis II mission he is set to be on has been delayed until September 2025. Dawna Friesen speaks with Hansen about why he thinks the delay was the right decision, the mission’s biggest concern, and how...

How many cases are under investigation by Manitoba’s police watchdog, the Independent Investigation Unit, after a pair of incidents over the weekend?

WATCH: The first guest on Blades Bio for 2024 is coming off captaining Canada at the World Juniors, as Saskatoon Blades forward Fraser Minten joined Scott Roblin for January’s edition.

In just over a year and a half, the Artemis II mission will depart for the moon. And on board will be Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen. Hansen was at St. Hubert’s Canadian Space Agency headquarters on Monday to talk about his upcoming mission and why it’s so important for Canada. Global’s Amanda Jelowicki reports.

King Charles III sought treatment for an enlarged prostate and will be in hospital next week for a corrective procedure, according to a statement issued from Buckingham Palace Wednesday. The monarch’s condition is benign and all public engagements will be postponed as he recovers.