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WATCH: Environmental advocates are asking Saskatchewan’s Court of Appeal for a judicial review of their case against the province’s decision to extend coal-fired power plants.

Edmonton’s oldest historic site served as a place to remember the history of Canada’s Indigenous people on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Thousands of people attended an event at Fort Edmonton Park, showing up to learn about the history of the day and what it means. Joel Gotlib reports.

Hundreds gathered in Peterborough on Wednesday for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation — honouring survivors of Canada’s residential schools and remembering children who died while attending them. Marc Woodhouse reports on a day of sharing and what organizers hope will come from it.

Communities across Toronto marked National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with ceremonies and opportunities for reflection. As Megan King reports, the day saw a focus on education and holding space for Indigenous voices.

Across B.C. today, people gathered to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. It’s a day of remembrance and learning, but following a recent show of hostility in Kamloops, the day also brought calls to confront residential school denialism and the harm it causes.

The RCMP is investigating after a group of masked men with apparent links to a white nationalist group staged a protest near the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia. Melissa Ridgen explains how it’s fuelling calls for residential school denialists to face consequences; and looks at the questions about why burial sites have...

The chief of the Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc First Nations in B.C. says a group of masked individuals she believes are “white nationalists” held a demonstration on the reserve, with several individuals wearing black clothing and hats with white material covering their entire face. Kukpi7 Rosanne Casimir said the group’s appearance may have been prompted by...

It’s a unique way to take a cruise and see wonderful destinations. AMA Travel’s Kelsey Baron and Kent Phillips from HX Expeditions chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about future of expedition cruising, responsible exploration and travelling with purpose. Sponsored by AMA.

Halifax’s Bedford Basin welcomed a rare aquatic visitor this past weekend. A basking shark, about 30 feet long, was spotted by several spectators weaving around boats at the Bedford Basin Yacht Club Friday and Saturday. Something experts are calling a “spectacular sighting.” Ella MacDonald reports.

The out-of-this-world Quebec rock duo Angine de Poitine has taken home the 2026 Polaris Music Prize, adding more accolades to their breakout year. The Saguenay, Que. band, known for their black-and-white polka dot outfits, masks, and elongated noses, took the stage at Toronto’s Massey Hall to accept the award. An acceptance speech was made by...

Two people have been discovered dead in a small plane crash near Kisbey, Sask., on Friday evening. Harv’s Air, a Manitoba-based pilot training school, says a Cessna 172 was carrying two people on a night flight from Regina to Steinbach, via Carlyle. The aircraft was reported overdue on Friday morning.

People across Canada marked the sixth annual National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, honouring the survivors of the residential school system and the memory of those who never made it home. David Akin looks at the ceremonies held in Ottawa and Edmonton, and the continued push to make progress on the road to reconciliation.

A big Monday afternoon for Premier Scott Moe, as he helped announce a 52 and a half billion dollar investment into the Bell AI Data Centre project in the R.M. of Sherwood. This investment is looking to quadruple the capacity of the data centre from 300 megawatts to 1.2 gigawatts. Hannah Sangster has more in...

Canada’s prime minister recognized the 2026 National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at an event in Edmonton. Mark Carney used part of his speech at Fort Edmonton Park to discuss Indigenous partnerships on major nation-building projects. Erik Bay has more on how Indigenous leaders in Alberta feel about the plan.

International Overdose Awareness Day is an annual global campaign aimed at ending drug overdoses and remembering those who have died. Germain Ma reports on how the ongoing crisis has impacted the Durham Region community and the calls for more action.

Alberta municipalities are hoping to get a share of the provincial government’s budget surplus. Leaders from across the province gathering in Edmonton for their annual convention. As Erik Bay tells us, they say the extra money could go a long way at the local level.

This week marks Canada’s first Endometrial Cancer Awareness Week. It’s a time to educate the public on the fourth most prevalent cancer among North American women. While common, doctors say symptoms are often dismissed as other issues. But as Ella MacDonald reports, one former patient says early detection can be life saving.

The average gas price right now is 1.83 cents a litre across the country, according to CAA. A year ago it was hanging around 1.37 cents. Meaning Canadians are paying over 40 cents more per litre than they were this time last year. How do Saskatchewanians feel about this? Hannah Sangster has more in the...

At least 11 people — including a woman believed to pregnant — are dead after a mass shooting at a house party near the South African city of Durban on Tuesday. Three armed men were responsible for the attack, according to authorities, who say it may have been a gang-related incident.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is looking to attract private investment in the country’s four largest airports, including Toronto Pearson. The idea is to improve the experience for travellers while Ottawa focuses on investing in regional airports. But as Nicole Di Donato reports, critics say this plan will come at a cost.