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There are many schools of thought when it comes to fighting the effects of aging. We discuss beauty options, ranging from the costliest to the most reasonably priced. And above all, do they actually work? We’re talking about Botox, laser resurfacing, retinol care, and—above all—the price for each of these options.

Buy now, pay later is a temping option with the holidays right around the corner, but while the retail financing plan is popular, experts warn it comes at a cost. Meghan Cobb reports.

The daughter of an 81-year-old man who went missing two years ago is asking for a review of the police search for her father, who is presumed dead. Iris Dyck reports

Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop provided an update on the Thorncliffe apartment fire that sparked last Thursday. As Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports, the fire is still burning with hundreds of residents displaced from their homes. 

A British Columbia man is facing several charges almost 30 years after four females were violently sexually assaulted in southwestern Ontario, police say. The Ontario Provincial Police say through advanced DNA technology, they were able to identify 52-year-old Jason Timothy Davidson — who was in his 20s at the time of the incidents — as...

It’s been one month since a fire in a Saint-Laurent apartment building forced 30 people — many of them families — from their homes. Despite weeks of searching for new housing, at least seven families still have no permanent place to call home. As Felicia Parrillo reports, residents are hoping for action after meeting with...

You may have noticed it as an option when online shopping, or even in your banking app – the use of Buy Now, Pay Later services is on the rise. Iris Dyck breaks down who’s using them, and how they can be a help, or a hindrance.

Manitoba RCMP say they continue to look for a missing Piney woman two years after she disappeared.

We check in with Park Ranger Donovan to get the rundown for the 2026 lineup for the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, including the news that Nikki Glaser will headline Sunday, August 9th at Garrison Grounds.

Questions are being raised about the amount of force used during a Thursday night arrest. Police said they were on patrol when a man in a suspected vehicle tried to flee the scene. As Sarah Komadina explains a witness captured the take down on video and now there are concerns about how it all unfolded.

Brand new sidewalks only a few weeks old along Melrose avenue in NDG are being ripped up by the city, according to residents. Officials say crews are preparing the street for future repaving work, but residents complain the project is mismanaged. Brayden Jagger Haines reports.

Families in Canada whose loved ones were killed in the October 7th attacks two years in Israel are reflecting on their pain and hope for the future. Among the lives lost was Bracha Levinson, 74, who was killed in her home in Kibbutz Nir Oz. Her grandson, Yoav Shimoni, shares her legacy with Candace Daniel.

September 28th marks a special anniversary in Edmonton. Ten years since a pint-sized superhero won hearts around the world as “SpiderMable”. Now a teenager, Mable’s epic mission to save Edmonton is back in the spotlight. Jaclyn Kucey has more.

Trade lawyer Martha Harrison speaks to Global News about how she has advised her clients to navigate the uncertainty around the tariffs, while also considering the CUSMA renegotiations.

The City of Edmonton’s Phase 1 parking ban ended on Monday with over 100 tickets handed out. But as Sarah Ryan explains, drivers shouldn’t expect a long reprieve if the snow forecasted to fall over Christmas becomes a reality later this week.

Pile O’ Bones Brewing Co. and Regina Food Bank are partnering for the fifth year, with proceeds from sales of their ‘Community Lager’ helping donate meals for those in needs. Regina Food Bank Evelyn Cerda and Pile O’Bones’ Chris Mooney joined Juliane Bodini with more.

This month, Edmonton is home to women’s hockey. Rogers Place is hosting the rivalry series between Team Canada and Team USA. And later this month, the PWHL comes to town. While Canada lost its first outing Wednesday night, there is still a lot of success for the sport overall. Jasmine King explains.

Remember a youthful love you found once before, what if the chance to rekindle it returned years later? A second-chance at romance is the situation our guest author created in her latest holiday offering. Bestselling Canadian, and New York Times bestselling author, Marissa Stapley, joins Jennifer Palma with her book “Christmas at the Ranch”, but...

Natan Obed, president of Canada’s national Inuit organization, Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami spoke during a repatriation ceremony of Indigenous artifacts at the Canadian Museum of History on Tuesday. He said the late Pope Francis had told him ‘Thou shall not steal.’ The Pope made the comment to Obed during a visit to Iqaluit and later when...

Toronto is considering major moves on everything from housing taxes to transit improvements. Mayor Olivia Chow joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the proposed hike to the land transfer tax on high-value homes, the new fare cap for frequent TTC riders, and concerns raised about the recently launched Finch West LRT. She also addresses the city’s...