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The search continues for Langley senior Jane Whitehouse who went missing nearly a week ago. Her vehicle was found in a remote area, far from where she was last seen. As Kristen Robinson reports, a concerned community can only speculate on her mysterious disappearance.

A glimmer of good news for Coquitlam residents left isolated in their neighbourhood by a landslide. The only road in and out of the community has partially reopened, but as Emily Lazatin reports, the impact of the destructive slide will be felt long after all the debris is cleared.

After months of uncertainty, fuel is finally flowing through the pumps of Granum’s only gas station and convenience store. The gas had to be shut off following a robbery gone wrong. As Jordan Prentice tells us, the station’s reopening would not have been possible without community support.

National day for truth and reconciliation is not only a time to reflect, but a chance to showcase the strength and resilience of Indigenous peoples and communities. Global News spoke to some of some people on what makes them proud to be Indigenous.

Moncton’s queer community has its own designated space for the first time in years. Aris Nightclub is up and running – roughly 2.5 years after Moncton’s only gay bar closed its doors for good. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Investigation is ongoing as a boat explosion in Wedgeport left three people injured, a woman is calling for more local support after having to have endometriosis surgery in the U.S., and new regulations around online raffles trigger concern from community.

As Jasper residents prepare to head back into the community, for some, the insurance process is only just beginning. Jasmine King has more.

One month ago, fire gutted a northeast Edmonton apartment complex. It’s also been a whole month for a cat trapped in the building. Since word spread that Leah is still stuck, demands to find a way to save her grown louder. Also – Edmonton police continue to dismantle encampments that pop up across the city....

A tornado destroyed a family farm in Perth, but the community is rallying to support them. An online fundraiser will help build a temporary barn for their animals.

Team Canada has won its first gold medals of the Paris Olympics, with Christa Deguchi standing atop the podium in women’s under 57-kilogram judo, while Summer McIntosh finished first in the women’s 400-metre individual medley. How it only scratches the surface of Canadian athletic achievement at the Games so far. A Taylor Swift-themed dance class...

Eight Mi’gmaq communities have filed a title claim covering the majority of New Brunswick, saying that they’ve been unable to negotiate with the province. As Global’s Silas Brown reports, one chief says the only option left is to go to the courts.

In Bowmanville, a new retirement home has officially opened, and it’s only the third one in town. Dignitaries say it will further expand senior care as the population continues to grow in the community. Vanessa Wright has more.

In today’s interconnected world, hate online can spread in an instant. The YWCA is launching a new series of free digital tools to address the surge in online hate, particularly impacting women, girls and the queer community. Aline Nizigama, the CEO of YWCA Canada, joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with all the details.

Canada’s men’s soccer team has already proved its critics wrong. Their Cinderella run at this year’s Copa America has defied the odds, making them the only North American team left in the semifinals of the tournament. Almost two weeks after the U.S. debate debacle, President Joe Biden remains defiant about staying in the presidential race,...

As of early next week, the depot will now serve only three days a week. As Felicia Parrillo reports, while demand is higher than ever, the community centre isn’t receiving the funding to keep up.

Hundreds of East York community members are rallying behind a crossing guard after she was let go from her position last month. As Noor Ra’fat explains, the ties Lisa Dunn formed with both adults and children alike are the only thing keeping her going.

A prolonged drought in the Northwest Territories means almost the entire area is facing elevated fire danger, including Fort Good Hope, which is only accessible by boat or plane. Neetu Garcha explains how a raging wildfire is now threatening the tiny community.

Millions of Canadians are set to be caught under a stifling heat dome, which is expected to linger for days. The dangers and the science of a heat dome, how people are preparing for the abnormally high temperatures, and who could be the most at risk. A prolonged drought in the Northwest Territories means almost...

A human-caused wildfire is on the doorstep of Fort Good Hope in the Northwest Territories after exploding in size from an abandoned campfire. Officials say the fire has grown to 200 hectares and now threatens the isolated community. Overseas, representatives from dozens of countries gathered in Switzerland to draft a roadmap toward peace in Ukraine....

Winnipegger Leanna Nasberg speaks with Clay Young about what inspired her to found ‘Hands to Hold’, and how it’s creating a safe space for women all over.