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Calgary Flames fans mourn Johnny GaudreauThe Calgary Flames family is mourning the loss of Johnny Gaudreau. The former member was killed, along with his brother, in New Jersey after being struck by a suspected drunk driver while bike riding. Michael King reports.Global News at Noon CalgaryAug 30
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Calgary water emergency: City under Stage 4 water restrictions againCalgary is under severe water restrictions for the second time this summer as crews work to repair one of the city’s largest water mains. Michael King reports.Global News at Noon CalgaryAug 26
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Rising popularity of board games highlighted at Calgary tournamentMonopoly, Clue, Trivial Pursuit; board games that either brought the family together or triggered rivalry. The classics have modernized over time and thousands of people gathered in Calgary to take part in one of the largest board game conventions in Canada. But as Michael King reports, it’s not all fun and games.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryAug 23
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Global National: Sept. 6A tense manhunt in New Brunswick is finally over. Police announced they have arrested a 47-year-old, just over 24 hours after a province-wide emergency alert was issued about an armed and dangerous man, wanted in a fatal shooting. In Saskatoon, a 15-year-old female is recovering in hospital from serious injuries after being attacked – allegedly...Global NationalSep 6
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Global National: Sept. 12With Air Canada asking the federal government to intervene ahead of a potential pilots strike, tens of thousands of travellers are anxiously waiting to see whether their flights will take off. How far apart both sides are in negotiations, the likelihood of government intervention, and what customers need to know. The small city of Springfield,...Global NationalSep 12
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Jasper wildfire: Residents return home weeks after blaze ripped through Alberta townIt will be an emotional day for many as Jasper residents return to the townsite for the first time since a wildfire tore through the Alberta mountain town last month. Jasmine King reports.CanadaAug 16
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Jasper residents line up ahead of returning home for first time since wildfire ripped through townsiteThere was a lineup on Highway 16 Friday morning before the gates reopened to allow Jasper residents back into the town for the first time since a wildfire ripped through last month. Jasmine King reports.Global News Morning EdmontonAug 16
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‘We know where we can send overflow patients’: Doug Ford ‘joke’ strokes controversyOntario Premier Doug Ford remarked on Tuesday during the opening of a brand new 60,000-square-foot, four-storey animal hospital in King City, Ont. that “by the looks of it we know where we can send the overflow patients for MRIs and CAT scans.” Ford’s comment, which his spokesperson said was a joke, was met with backlash...CanadaAug 15
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Family, tradition shine at fastpitch’s biggest eventAs the summer fastpitch season culminates, the Prince George River Kings blend fierce competition with deep-rooted family ties. They are one of 50 teams competing at this year’s ISC Men’s World Tournament in Surrey. Fresh off a win at the Canadian Native Fastball Championships, they now face tougher challenges, cherishing the chance to compete on...SportsAug 14
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Off-duty Toronto officer shot after recognizing man wanted on Canada-wide warrantAn off-duty officer was shot in the leg Saturday night after he recognized a suspect wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for attempted murder. The off-duty officer was in the area of Bathurst and King streets just after 11:30 p.m. Saturday when he saw the wanted man and called for on-duty officers to respond, police said....CanadaAug 4
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Aug. 4, 2024An off-duty officer was shot in the leg Saturday night after he recognized a suspect wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for attempted murder. The off-duty officer was in the area of Bathurst and King streets just after 11:30 p.m. Saturday when he saw the wanted man and called for on-duty officers to respond, police said....Aug 4
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Experts share vital lifesaving safety tips for summer swimmersIt’s the heart of the summer — meaning more people are getting in the water now than any other time of year. It’s also National Drowning Prevention Week, so experts are providing vital tips on how to protect yourself and your family from tragedy. Global’s Megan King reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 26
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Hurricane Beryl aftermath: RCMP confirms child killed in Nova Scotia flash floodingA child from the community of Wolfville, N.S., has died after significant flash flooding occurred throughout the town and nearby Kings County communities on Thursday evening. RCMP said are not naming the child publicly at this time out of respect for the family.WeatherJul 12
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Frances Fisher shares why she loved filming in Newfoundland & Labrador for “The King Tide”Frances Fisher discusses her role as ‘Faye’ in the captivating thriller “The King Tide,” highlighting her excitement for the project and the bond formed with the cast during filming in Newfoundland and Labrador. She also shares memories from her time on the set of “Titanic”, reflecting on the film’s lasting impact on audiences.The Morning ShowApr 30
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Edmonton councillors debate developing future growth area nowEdmonton’s population grew by 63,000 people in 2023. With that growth comes the need for housing and the debate between infill and developing new land. As Jasmine King explains, some say it’s time to start putting shovels in the ground.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 7
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Building on Edmonton’s downtown momentum after the playoffsThe Edmonton Oilers playoff run might be over, but downtown businesses hope people will continue to make the trip. They say now is the time to take advantage of the momentum. Jasmine King reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 26
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City of Edmonton, EPCOR to track down unbilled propertiesEPCOR says nearly $2 million in drainage services are being delivered for free in Edmonton, and it’s time to make those properties start paying their fair share. Jasmine King reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 24
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Edmonton city councillor pushing to change future of BlatchfordA push to change the future of the Blatchford development will have to wait and an Edmonton city councillor’s idea to sell a large chunk of undeveloped land is dead for the time being. Despite a bit of a roadblock, Councillor Tim Cartmell isn’t giving up. Jasmine King reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 12
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“It felt like a long time, but I know it was seconds’: first responder on Carberry tragedy“We really need to bring that focus back to mental health for first responders and get ahead of these kinds of things instead of being reactive all the time,” says Carberry’s deputy fire chief.Jun 14
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RCMP make arrests in alleged migrant smuggling ring in OntarioPolice in Cornwall, Ont., say they’ve broken up a human smuggling ring that moved hundreds of migrants over the border. Most of the operation was smuggling people into the U.S. — but it also moved people from the U.S. into Canada. Four people are already in custody facing charges. Police are still looking for four...CanadaJun 6