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Ukrainians in Canada and around the world are marking four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. What was expected to be a swift takeover has instead become a powerful symbol of resilience and resistance. Markian Shwec from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to reflect on the community’s emotions...

Closing arguments were heard in court today, in the jury trial of Jamie Felix, who has pleaded not guilty to five counts of second degree murder. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more – on what lawyers said to the jury – about the mass shooting on Langside street in November 2023.

The province is creating an organized crime and drug trafficking task force.

WATCH: SaskPower is hoping to make the province more independent and to make better connection with our neighbors by reinforcing and creating power grids… making us an ‘energy powerhouse’.

WATCH: Sask dancers are practicing hard for the Dance World Cup in Dublin July 8-18

With conflict continuing between Iran-US, the impact of supply coming from the Strait of Hormuz is impacting gas prices in the province.

Ukrainian communities throughout the Maritimes are marking a somber occasion. Today marks four years since Russia launched a large-scale invasion of the eastern European country, and as Mitchell Bailey reports, community members keep hoping this war will soon end.

“The world changed yesterday,” said a resident of Prince Albert, Jon Foster. “You always knew it wasn’t necessarily fine, but now there is definite evidence”

Saskatchewan Jazz Festival is now called Sask Jazz Fest after a rebrand. Executive Director Shannon Josdal joins Global News Morning with more on the new brand identity.

Today marks four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. On this day in 2022, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced what he called a “special operation” and launched multiple attacks on Ukraine. The cost of the war remains high, with massive loss on both sides. Lydia Migus, president of the Ukrainian Canadian Congress...

In the city of Bienfait, one man saved his mother from a moose attack with his bare hands.

Ahead of Pink Shirt Day, a day to stand against bullying and promote kindness, the Durham Catholic school board held a t-shirt design contest for students. It grew into something much bigger. Moosa Imran introduces us to a grade six student with a cool design and important message.

Jonny Morris from the Canadian Mental Health Association joins Global’s Antony Robart to discuss the dangers of jumping to conclusions about mental health and gun violence, and why sustained mental health support is needed in the community of Tumbler Ridge, BC following the horrific mass shooting.

A Winnipeg jury has found Jamie Felix guilty of five counts of second-degree murder in the shooting deaths of five people in a rooming house in November 2023. Katherine Dornian reports.

Since its inception – Find Edmonton has helped thousands of people transition out of homelessness by providing essential furniture. Now the social enterprise is celebrating a milestone anniversary. Nicole Stillger has more.

A coroner’s inquest will be held into the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge to try to understand what led to the tragedy. Tumbler Ridge Mayor Darryl Krakowka talks about the search for answers and how the community is coping.

The jury trial for Jamie Felix began its second week with emotional testimony from his former girlfriend, who told court about their three-year relationship, his chronic seizures that worsened with his addiction to drugs and alcohol, and the moment that he admitted to being at the scene of the shootings.

Today marks four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Nearly 300-thousand Ukrainians were welcomed to Canada on temporary work and study permits. Many of them were children. A few hundred ended up enrolling in a school in Toronto’s west end. Caryn Lieberman attended that school when they first arrived — and returned...

The mayor of the Sunshine Coast community of Sechelt and a number of its residents travelled to Vancouver to try to convince the federal immigration minister to ease up on restrictions on temporary foreign workers. Travis Prasad reports.

There is unimaginable grief in the small community of Tumbler Ridge tonight, following Tuesday’s mass shooting. Taya Fast reports on how people are processing this horrific event.