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A miracle on the 401 today, after a massive chain-reaction crash involving nearly 50 vehicles shut down the highway. First responders say the scene on the highway between Quinte West and Belleville looked far worse than the outcome. Somehow, police say there were no serious injuries. Jesse Reynolds has more.

A University of Alberta clinical trial is testing whether ultra early Gamma Knife surgery can prevent long term brain changes and chronic pain in people newly diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia: a nerve disorder that causes debilitating, electric shock-like pain in the face. Researchers are recruiting 80 Alberta patients to compare early non-invasive surgery with standard...

Once a busy centre with several destinations and airlines, the Lethbridge Airport could soon be very quiet. As Justin Sibbet reports, WestJet, the final commercial airline operating in the city, will be ending all service later in 2026. Medicine Hat will also be affected, making Calgary the sole hub for air travel in the region.

A 20-year-old Alberta woman living with debilitating pain believed to be caused by endometriosis is turning to out-of-country care after facing years-long waits to see a specialist at home. Talia Assu-Gregg’s family is now fundraising to send her to Mexico for specialized testing and possible surgery, highlighting ongoing concerns about access to endometriosis care in...

From smartphones to speakers, Cyber Monday is quite often the best time to upgrade the tech in your home. Melissa Maker shares some of the best Cyber Monday deals she’s discovered to save you money this holiday season.

As prostate cancer impacts the lives of thousands of men, a mobile clinic is meeting them where they are, encouraging early testing and open conversations about health. It comes amidst a push to raise funds to keep it on the road. Quinn Ohler has more in Health Matters.

One day three years ago, Eric Abrahamson woke up and couldn’t walk. His spine had deteriorated and after surgery the Alberta man was told he’d never walk again — a diagnose he refused to accept. As Quinn Ohler explains, at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital he went from using a wheelchair, to standing, to walking again...

Halloween is just around the corner, and one of eastern Ontario’s spookiest spots is back to haunt Kingston! Fort Fright has returned at Fort Henry with new ways to test your nerves. Global’s Jesse Reynolds put his courage to the test and it’s safe to say, he got quite a fright!

It’s the first week of the school for most students across Canada, and it’s not quite business as usual for Alberta. As Heather Yourex-West explains, a controversial policy on pronouns, new rules on playing sports, a book ban, and a contract dispute with teachers have all gotten Alberta’s new school year off to a tumultuous...

Residents living on a quiet West Island street are having a harder time getting around these days. A residential street is being torn up to replace the aging water mains and sewage pipes. The infrastructure repair work is considered a preventative measure to improve the underground network during a year where Pointe-Claire has seen its fair...

Residents of Greenwood Village moved into the tranquil west Calgary neighbourhood expecting a quiet, affordable lifestyle. But as Skylar Peters explains, property managers are raising rents by hundreds of dollars a month — pushing some people out who feel they have nowhere else to go.

A family of barred owls are creating quite a stir in a Vancouver park. The nest can be seen in Douglas Park.

Justin Simporios never dreamed that when he went to Walmart for hamburger supplies and bought a Lotto Max quick pick ticket on a whim that a couple hours later he would find himself $80 million richer. The Surrey, B.C. man, who immigrated to Canada in 2015, says he’s already quit his job and plans to...

Police say the death of 57-year-old Cindy Walsh is being investigated as suspicious. Residents of the quiet West Kelowna area are shocked. Victoria Femia reports.

A disturbing discovery in a quiet West Kelowna neighbourhood. What we’re learning about the suspicious death of a 57-year-old woman. And new tariffs mean new concerns? What the local film industry says about Donald Trump’s latest threat.    

A fatal fire took the lives of two individuals last night after a trailer caught on fire just east of CFB Trenton. Kaytlyn Poberznick was at the scene this morning and has the details.

The competition is quite literally heating up at Moncton’s second annual Hot Chocolate Festival. So many people rushed to cast their vote for the best hot cocoa in town that the event’s website even crashed. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

A report quietly released in Alberta is calling on the province to halt the use of the COVID-19 vaccine. The review was commissioned by Premier Danielle Smith’s government in the fall of 2022 and was published on Friday. As Heather Yourex-West reports, critics have been quick to push back.

London Drugs pharmacist Penny Lehoux discusses smoking, vaping, and nicotine pouches and how people can best quit or reduce their nicotine and tobacco use.

It’s been quite the year in business with American stocks closing out its best two year run since 1998, what can we expect from the Bank of Canada for 2025 and Tesla sees its first annual sales decline since 2011. Financial analyst, Robert Levy joins Global News Morning to discuss more.