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The Manitoba man accused of killing five family members, including his three young children, was warned by a judge to get his methamphetamine addiction under control or risk losing everything.

Chilliwack RCMP have arrested seven people in a seven-month-long drug trafficking investigation. Fourteen search warrants were executed at residences in the Lower Mainland in Chilliwack, Vancouver, Surrey and Langley — resulting in a significant seizure of suspected cocaine, fentanyl, meth and guns, four vehicles and more.

A group of citizens concerned about pesticide spraying in West Kelowna want an audience with elected officials.

Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) made the largest seizure of illegal narcotics ever in the southern Manitoba region – 406 kg of methamphetamine with a street value of $50 million, officials announced Wedneday.

At a Tues. April 23, 2024 press conference, B.C. Premier David Eby said the province and Meta will work together to ensure British Columbians receive accurate vital emergency information on the social media platform. The news comes as the province pauses its proposed online harms legislation after reaching a deal with major social media platforms...

Get ready to ditch the cold showers as HGTV’s Sebastian Clovis shares the scoop on tankless hot water systems! Discover how this revolutionary technology works and why it’s gaining popularity nationwide. Sebastian busts myths and misinformation with a fun quiz, tackling common misconceptions about tankless systems.

Cleaning expert Melissa Maker debunks common DIY cleaning myths and offers practical solutions for effective cleaning. From the truth about vinegar and baking soda to the efficacy of using cola to clean toilets, Melissa provides valuable insights and tips to ensure your cleaning efforts are both safe and efficient.

Manitoba RCMP and the Canada Border Services Agency say they’ve made the largest narcotics seizure in prairie history — over $50 million in meth — at the Boissevain border crossing. Marney Blunt reports.

Beauty expert Tracy Peart quizzes us on wrinkle prevention! From debunking myths to uncovering skincare secrets, Tracy shares valuable tips to keep those wrinkles at bay. So grab your SPF and sunglasses, and let’s dive into the world of ageless beauty!

Relationship expert Jess O’Reilly helps us navigate through the complexities of modern love, debunking myths about love languages. She also explains the power of saying “no” in relationships and surprising trends like married cheaters’ lack of regret. Additionally she touches on the secrets to fostering compassion and happiness in your relationships.

We bust common hair myths with expert Aaron O’Bryan. From whether trimming your hair makes it grow faster to the effects of heat tools on hair color, we’ll uncover the truth behind these widely believed misconceptions. Aaron guides us through a ‘Tress Test’ with a series of true or false questions, providing valuable tips into...

Monday’s solar eclipse’s “Path of Totality” passed through Northumberland County. However, for the most part, the weather didn’t cooperate. Many people who visited the area to see the eclipse, ending up just watching clouds. Germain Ma has more.

TMS marks ‘Purple Day’, a global initiative shedding light on epilepsy with our friend and epilepsy advocate Meera Estrada. She discusses her journey with epilepsy and dispels common myths surrounding the condition. She also talks about how to support individuals experiencing epileptic seizures.

Shannon Terrell of NerdWallet Canada runs down some common credit card myths and separates fact from fiction.

The creative people behind “Michif Makers,” a new web series coming to audiences this spring, say their work aims to teach young children about Métis culture and language by following the adventures of two puppets.

On Friday, Saskatoon Tribal Council (STC) Chief Mark Arcand led a march to raise awareness for the needs of unhoused community members and the importance of the Emergency Wellness Centre (EWC). The march was met with a “silent protest” from residents who live near the EWC and who say the centre has only brought problems.

Four years after shooting and killing Maurice Cardinal and his nephew Jacob Sansom in March 2020 on a rural road northeast of Edmonton, Anthony Bilodeau is appealing his conviction. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.

Tens of thousands of people were unable to use Meta social media platforms on Tuesday morning. Though the outage has since been fixed, users of Facebook and Instagram were unable to access their profiles and timelines for a few hours, according to the internet giant.

A winter wallop is pounding the Praries, with high winds and heavy snowfall, creating a nightmare for commuters in Saskatchewan — including Global News meteorlogist Peter Quinlan.

Canada is hoping for a strong showing in track and field at this year’s Olympic games, and an Ontario teenager could be a big reason why. Christopher Morales Williams made international headlines this week after running the fastest indoor-400-metre race ever. Unfortunately, he didn’t officially set a new world record due to a technicality. Mike...