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An incredible act of kindness from members of two Winnipeg organizations, who travelled a great distance so kids in a remote Manitoba First Nation could have a good bed to sleep on. Melissa Ridgen explains.

Winning an Olympic medal represents a dream come true for athletes, but not all winners at the Milano-Cortina Games have been able to keep their prized hardware around their necks. Redmond Shannon reports from Bormio, Italy on why the medals are falling apart, and the solution in the works.

The province is marking a record-breaking year for organ transplants. In 2025, more British Columbians gave the gift of life than in any previous year and as Angela Jung reports, doctors and families say it’s helping to get the word out.

As people in B.C. come to grips with the tragedy that has unfolded in Tumbler Ridge, we speak with Amelia Newbert of the 2SLGBTQ+ advocacy group Skipping Stone about how the suspected shooter’s trans identify is being used to fuel misinformation online.

There are shocking allegations of corruption and criminal activity against seven active police officers and one retired member of the Toronto Police Service. Caryn Lieberman reports.

A Peterborough vape shop owner is warning that recent acts of arson against stores may be connected to organized crime. His store was one of two in the city that police say were deliberately set on fire last week. Marc Woodhouse reports.

WATCH: Anna Maton with Mending Little Hearts Fund of Saskatchewan explains how the organization supports heart families along with two upcoming fundraisers during Heart Month in February.

The ‘We Are Young’ organization is holding their 6th annual campaign to make sure seniors don’t feel forgotten this Valentines Day, and they are asking for your help! You can buy an anonymous valentine for a senior at: way_valentinesday.pllenty.com

Global News has learned that at least nine Toronto police officers have been arrested in an organized crime investigation. The arrests are part of “Project South” — a lengthy investigation by York Regional Police into organized crime and corruption.

A corruption scandal is rocking the Toronto Police service, resulting in charges against 27 people, including seven current and one former officer. Jeff Semple explains they’re accused of, how the alleged crimes were discovered, and what the fallout could look like.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) personnel will support security operations for Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who will attend the opening ceremony at the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics. The president of the Milano Cortina organizing committee, Giovanni Malago, confirmed that he’d heard the agents would be “present for...

As the United States exits the World Health Organization (WHO), public health experts are concerned about the ripple effect of the decision. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on the implications for Americans and other countries.

New year, new toys, more organization required. It’s that time of year when the post-holiday clutter starts to get to you. Global News home décor expert Karl Lohnes joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with some easy and effective ways to get your house in order.

Sonder Bridge, a new non-profit organization in Edmonton, builds care packages with food and drinks before handing them out to people on the street once or twice a month. Global’s Katherine Ludwig speaks with founder Sam Huculak.

Sonder Bridge, a new non-profit organization in Edmonton, builds care packages with food and drinks before handing them out to people on the street once or twice a month. Global’s Katherine Ludwig speaks with founder Sam Huculak.

If you’ve ever been curious about a career as a first responder, an upcoming career fair might be for you. It is Alberta’s first and only provincewide career fair, focused on bringing careers in emergency services, law enforcement and affiliated organizations under one roof.

The Trump administration is doubling down on its efforts to project an America-first agenda by further retreating from the global fray. The latest move will see the U.S. walk away from more than 60 international and non-governmental organizations that both the president and his inner circle argue no longer serve the country’s interests. As Reggie Cecchini reports.

A non-profit organization for B.C. hunters says two of their wildlife cameras have been stolen, hampering their monitoring and conservation efforts. As Travis Lowe reports, they say that because of security codes, the cameras will be useless to the thieves.

The investigation into criminal activity linked to the One Order Motorcycle Club has lead to more charges against nine people. As Katherine Ludwig explains, it comes after police released extensive details in November 2025.

The latest report card for Canada shows there is significant work to be done to keep up with the world leaders in organ donation. Health reporter Katherine Ward explains why where you live can have a big impact on a patient’s experience.