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Almost 10 mm of rain and cooler overnight temperatures are giving beleaguered firefighters in Northeastern B.C. a brief reprieve as the wildfire continues to threaten the town of Fort Nelson. Aaron McArthur reports.

Residents in the West Island and north end of Montreal who are eager to use the REM train will need to exercise a little more patience. The next phase of the light-rail network, linking Deux-Montagnes and l’Anse-à-l’Orme to Downtown Montreal, is now facing additional delays. And it’s still unclear when it will finally be up...

Four people have died, including a baby and their grandparents, after a major crash caused by a high-speed police chase through oncoming traffic on Highway 401 east of Toronto. How the tragedy is raising questions about how police pursuits should be balanced against public safety. History was made in the House of Commons after Speaker...

Following a failed community referendum to build a new pool, Summerland council has given the green light to fund some pricy repairs on the existing facility’s roof. Taya Fast reports.

The British Columbia government has purchased Lightning Rock, one of the most important First Nations burial sites in Western Canada, with the intent of eventually giving ownership rights to Sumas First Nation. Neetu Garcha reports on how the move is being hailed as a triumph for Indigenous rights around the world.

After allegations against Saskatchewan MLA Jeremy Harrison were raised by the legislative speaker last week, the NDP are calling for answers. Harrison has not spoken about the allegations since they first came to light a week ago.

Mount Ruang, a volcano located in North Sulawesi, Indonesia erupted on Tuesday, triggering volcanic lightning and lava, which resulted in a Mordor-like sky, creating a fascinating and otherworldly sight. The alert level for the volcano was raised, and the airport was closed due to visibility concerns.

What was supposed to be a high school presentation on HPV is raising concerns with some in New Brunswick, including the premier. While organizers say a picture of the presentation that is circulating online is being taken out of context, others say it shouldn’t have been shown to students at all. Meanwhile, an aviation program...

What was supposed to be a high school presentation on HPV is raising concerns with some in New Brunswick, including the premier. While organizers say a picture of the presentation that is circulating online is being taken out of context, others say it shouldn’t have been shown to students at all. Meanwhile, an aviation program...

In a video address on Thursday, U.S. President Joe Biden announced a “monumental” proposal made by the Justice Department to ease marijuana restrictions in the U.S. “Far too many lives have been upended because of a failed approach to marijuana. And I’m committed to righting those wrongs,” Biden said.

Air raid sirens blared in Tel Aviv for the first time in four months, as Israelis scrambled for cover from at least eight long-range rockets launched by Hamas. The rockets, fired from Rafah in southern Gaza, prompted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to convene his war cabinet in response. Meanwhile, trucks carrying food and fuel...

The Quebec Liberal Party convention wrapped up its weekend-long even on Sunday after two days of discussions focused on the province’s economy. Plus, a Montreal mental health fundraiser has reached an impressive milestone in its 9th year. After Sunday’s event, the Mindstrong Fitness Fundraiser has raised over $10 million over the course of its history....

A 61-year-old Calgary school principal faces charges of possessing and accessing child pornography. The Alberta government unveils its master plan for future passenger rail service in the province. Alberta cities and towns fight back against proposed legislation that would give the province sweeping powers.

Wolastoqey chiefs say both provincial and federal governments have failed to support the Oromocto First Nation following the death of Sheri Lynn Sabattis. They’re calling on authorities to provide more cooperative support and say that support might have saved her life. Anna Mandin reports.

In this Tuesday, May 7, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, a plane gets stuck in the mud at the Edmonton International Airport, much-needed rain falling across Alberta is a welcome sight but more is needed to avoid drought, the Northern Bear Golf Course opens...

The final number is still being added up, the second edition of Peterborough’s Got Talent has already raised around $8,000. The money raised from the event goes to “Right to Heal,” which helps support people with mental health and addiction issues. More than 20 acts took to the stage at the Market Hall Performing Arts...

Loss from suicide is a difficult topic to open up about. The Darkness into Light five-kilometre walk aims to change that, bringing hope to those impacted by suicide and raising awareness to help remove the stigma that still remains around mental health. Meryl Murray and Judy Kesanko joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with...

The federal government announced new sanctions on Belarusian officials who have been involved with human right violations since the country’s 2020 presidential election. This move comes after a United Nations report that says the number of political prisoners in Belarus has grown since the disputed election. ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson sits down with...

New plexiglass barriers at grocery stores in the Halifax area are raising questions about shoppers’ rights and fire safety. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, they’re among the latest measures to be rolled out to prevent shoplifting.

Winnipeggers will be raising funds on Saturday during the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser in support of St. Boniface Street Links. Arthur Weldon joins Global News Morning to discuss the event itself, and how you can make a difference for those in need here in Winnipeg.