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After a harrowing 24 hours, residents in the Comox Valley on Vancouver Island were allowed back home Saturday, to assess the damage as flood waters began to recede. They were suddenly forced out Friday, when heavy rain, wind and a king tide caused local rivers to overflow their banks. Taya Fast reports

The Festival of Rings is an event that ran alongside the Canadian Curling Trials in Halifax. The festival offered fans, families, and first-time players a chance to experience the sport up close. Organizers say the event is designed to make the game more accessible to different communities in the HRM and highlight the curling’s community...

The city is seeing some unusually warm weather for this time of year and Edmontonians are taking advantage. Many people are heading outside to enjoy the sun, but it is creating challenges for some winter events. Jasmine King has more.

Ahmad Zitoun, one of many Canadians facing charges tied to alleged drug kingpin Ryan Wedding, was in court Friday in Edmonton. A bail hearing was held as the man faces extradition to the United States. Jasmine King reports on what happened.

Hundreds of Autoworkers on the third shift at Oshawa’s General Motors plant clocked out for the final time Friday morning. As Megan King reports, the plant will go to a two shift operation on Monday.

A week into the trial for Peter Ashby — the man accused in a U-Haul hit-and-run in south Edmonton that killed Kassandra Gartner, a 45-year-old mother and wife from Fort Saskatchewan — and arguments finally got underway. But as Jasmine King reports, most of the morning was spent with the justice reminding counsel to use...

An Edmonton paramedic with a decade of experience under his belt says the EMS system in Alberta is at a breaking point. He says he’s noticed ambulance wait times for patients increasing and more people seeking care. It comes at a time when their union HSAA says retention of staff is a major issue. Jasmine...

Firefighters had a tough time tracking down the cause of a restaurant fire in Calgary’s Beltline on Wednesday. As Michael King reports, gaining access to the source of the smoke has been an issue.

People deserve to feel joy, connection and kindness no matter what time of year, but especially over the holidays. That is why Santa YEG was born. Founder Jeff Tetz chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton about this year’s delivery compassion day.

Canada has approved a drug to treat postpartum depression for the first time. As Megan King reports, medical experts say the pill is a welcome treatment for a disorder that impacts one in five women during and after their pregnancy.

A transit ride in Edmonton is now just a tap away. After three years of testing and upgrades to the Arc card system, riders can now pay for a bus or LRT ride the same way they probably already buying most everything else. Jasmine King has more on how it works.

Calgarian Clint Clarkson has made his mark on the world of darts by earning a spot in the World Federation of Darts World Championship. To help prepare, he played our own Michael King in a friendly game and talked about the mental side of the sport.

Another temporary closure of a department at a Lower Mainland hospital this weekend, this time at the maternity ward at Peace Arch Hospital in White Rock. A heartbreaking loss for the Vancouver Whitecaps, who fell short in the MLS Cup final. Some believe the future of the Whitecaps may hinge on what’s happening at Hastings...

Prince Harry is back in Canada just a few weeks after his last visit, this time to address a real estate conference, and sources say it’s clearly a paid gig. As Patricia Treble explains, the optics don’t look good for Harry as a “rent-a-prince” during a time when his father, King Charles, has been stripping...

An 88-year-old veteran named Ed Bambas, who continued to work full-time after losing his pension, captured hearts online when a video of his situation went viral. Kindness influencer Samuel Weidenhofer launched a fundraiser for the veteran and successfully raised over $1 million in just under 36 hours.

It’s the most anticipated game on the Edmonton Oil Kings schedule. The Teddy Bear Toss is not only a good time, but a vital fundraiser for 880 CHED Santas Anonymous and every year, a special jersey is unveiled for the occasion. Nicole Stillger shows us the 2025 edition.

A prominent Canadian-American author, who has long claimed Indigenous ancestry, has been exposed as having none at all. Thomas King revealed in an opinion piece he wrote for a newspaper that he has no Cherokee roots, expressing that he feels as though he has been “ripped in half.” However, a group that investigates individuals who...

The Saskatchewan Government has signed an extension onto the federal governments $10-dollar-a-day childcare program. Municipalities across the province feel the crunch of budget time. A local fashion designer shows how she is stitching her passion for sport and fashion together to make one of a kind clothing.

We’re getting our first glimpse inside a violent transnational drug-running ring in which the FBI accuse a Canadian man of operating. Forty-four year-old Ryan Wedding, who is thought to be hiding in Mexico, is accused of not only cocaine smuggling on an industrial scale, but of ordering the murder of an FBI witness with the...

In a major win for Montreal’s fashion community, for the first time in more than a decade, a Quebec-based designer has been crowned the winner of the national Cashmere Collection,  a one-of-a-kind fundraiser where fashion meets compassion. The top honour goes to Montreal’s own Antoinette Di Carlo, and she joins Global News Morning’s host Laura...