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Canadian poet Anne Carson wins Nobel Prize in literatureA poet, essayist, classical scholar and translator, Anne Carson is renowned as a master of esoterica whose body of work constitutes a genre unto itself.CanadaOct 8
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Man charged after Durham police say he posted ‘hunting permit’ targeting MuslimsThe suspect, who was charged with offence motivated by hatred and inciting hatred in a public place, is being held in custody for a bail hearing.CrimeSep 23
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Hamilton man charged with advocating genocide over online content: policeA 27-year-old Stoney Creek man is facing three hate propaganda charges following an investigation into content posted publicly on X, Hamilton police say.CrimeSep 12
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Court hears how deadly attack on Tori Dunn happened as murder trial beginsTori Dunn was critically injured in an apparent random stabbing attack in her Port Kells home on June 16, 2024 and later died in the hospital.CrimeOct 5
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3rd Burning Man festivalgoer dead, according to officialsBurning Man officials confirmed the death of two festivalgoers during the festival's 40th year celebration in statements posted to the official website.U.S. NewsSep 8
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Homicide investigator testifies at Tori Dunn homicide trialConst. Ryan Gerlinski took the stand on Thursday. He has been a member of the Integrated Homicide Investigation Team for 4.5 years.CrimeOct 8
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Gregor Robertson challenged on the Broadway Construction projectFable Diner and SportChek are just two of the most recent businesses to shutter along Broadway near Main Street as construction continues.EconomyAug 28
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Off-road vehicles banned on Crown land in many parts of B.C. as wildfires burnThis prohibition does not apply to emergency response, agriculture or commercial/industrial users who operate off-road vehicles for farming or business purposes.FireAug 10
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$463M Port of Saint John project aims to boost New Brunswick exportsThe Saint John Trade Corridor is the first project to receive funding through the federal Trade Diversification Corridors Fund.CanadaOct 21
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Trump removing some 50% tariffs on Canadian products, adding othersThe amendment issued by the White House Friday, listed 22 products previously subject to 50 per cent tariffs that will now be exempt, while 100 new products were added.PoliticsOct 23
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Canada-U.S. trade talks ‘moving quickly’ at political level ahead of midterms: sourcesMultiple sources tell Global News that talks are “moving quickly” but express skepticism at a deal being reached before Americans vote on Nov. 3.CanadaOct 26
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Isaias weakens but flash flooding threat persist as hundred of thousands grapple with power outagesIsaias weakened overnight and was no longer considered a hurricane but flash flooding threats and the potential for tornadoes persisted Saturday as the storm moved inland.WorldOct 10
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Meet the new faces elected to Winnipeg city councilAfter Wednesday's election, nine new representatives are expected at Winnipeg City Hall.PoliticsOct 29
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Scarborough North council race pits incumbent against 2 former MPsEight candidates are in the race for Scarborough North, including the incumbent councillor and two former Liberal Party MP's, one of whom represented the ward in Ottawa.PoliticsOct 16
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‘Indestructible’ Downtown Eastside toilet suddenly out of serviceQuestions surround the sudden closure of a public washroom in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside, less than five months after the facility opened.EconomyOct 28
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‘Stick Run’ game creator Manuel Otto dead at 30 amid Twitch livestreamIn a statement, Stick Run said, 'It is with a heavy heart that we confirm and announce the passing of our creator, developer, and fellow Stick Runner, Marc-Manuel Alexander Otto.'TrendingOct 22
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Fact Check: Elections Alberta restricts referendum scrutineers due to limited spacePolitical scientist Lori Williams said the decision reflects the challenges Elections Alberta faces when overseeing a provincewide referendum with such high stakes.PoliticsOct 15
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Alberta government introduces education bill to standardize school report cardsThe bill would standardize school report cards, force more details on how teachers spend PD days and create a process for dealing with unresolved parent concerns.EducationOct 29
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Nova Scotia Power CEO Vivek Sood departing after less than a year on the jobNova Scotia Power Inc. CEO Vivek Sood is leaving his post at the province’s privately owned utility less than a year after taking its top job.CanadaOct 27
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Evacuees reunite with family at the Ukrainian-Belarusian borderEvacuees stepped off buses at the Ukrainian-Belarusian border where they reunited with family members, some wrapped in blue and yellow Ukrainian flags.Oct 31