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Quebecer graduating from Polytechnique with service dog who attended every classA Montreal engineering graduate says his autism service dog helped transform his life, guiding him from struggling in elementary school to earning a university degree.CanadaMay 22
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Quebecer graduating from Polytechnique with service dog who attended every classWhen Victor Bal walks across the stage to collect his mechanical engineering degree at Montreal’s École Polytechnique, his service dog Kopeck will be by his side.CanadaMay 22
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Discovering Saskatoon’s hidden war museumIt's been a gathering place for veterans and the community for nearly a century. Tucked away in its basement is a room filled with a treasure trove of history.CanadaJun 29
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Calgary officer cleared after police dog mistakenly takes down nine-year-old girlThe Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has cleared a Calgary police officer of any wrongdoing after a police dog mistakenly bit a girl in February 2025.InvestigationsMay 20
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Premier’s office files saved in Google Docs excluded from Ontario transparency requestsGlobal News was engaged in an appeal to get access to some nine documents created by staff in Ontario Premier Doug Ford's office and stored in Google's cloud service.CanadaMay 13
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Woman killed while trying to rescue stray dogs in ManitobaAmanda Nobiss, a 37-year-old animal rescuer from Winnipeg, was killed by stray dogs while volunteering to manage the overpopulation of dogs in a Manitoba community.CanadaJul 20
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Dog that mauled child shot and killed by Barrie policeA loose dog that attacked several people, including a child, is now dead, Barrie police said in an update Thursday. The dog was last spotted Monday afternoon.CanadaJun 11
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Scooter Korek marks 50 years working the KDays midway: ‘Love every minute of it’For more than eight months of the year since 1977, Gregg 'Scooter' Korek has been on the road overseeing midways and fairs across North America — like KDays and Calgary Stampede.EntertainmentJul 22
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A close-up look at the service dogs who make life better in SaskatchewanMan’s best friend is proving to be a true lifeline. All across Saskatchewan, service dogs are providing essential, life-changing support every day.CanadaMar 22
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Ottawa provides $71 million for youth mental health services in QuebecFront-line workers say mental health challenges among youth are becoming increasingly complex, with many young people facing housing and food insecurity.HealthJul 13
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More than 50 wildfires burning in B.C. as multiple evacuation orders, alerts holdEmily Fardad with the BC Wildfire Service has said crews have made progress on the Signal Hill blaze and that winds are not blowing flames toward the town of 3,400 residents.FireJul 17
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Nearly 1.7 tonnes of drugs worth $139M seized in Ontario investigationPolice in Ontario are set to announce the results of a lengthy cross-border investigation that led to a record seizure of illegal drugs and multiple firearms.CrimeJul 23
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Unionized workers who look after regional parks like Grouse Mountain walk off jobThe union representing workers who operate and maintain regional services in Metro Vancouver says it is now considering a full-blown strike.CanadaJul 5
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Ontario grounds 2 waterbombers for repairs as wildfires rage through northThe Ministry of Natural Resources indicated two of its waterbombers were grounded for repairs but said there were no issues with staffing its fleet.CanadaJul 21
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Metro Vancouver discharges raw sewage into Strait of Georgia after equipment jamsMetro Vancouver confirmed that the plant discharged a raw amount of sewage into the ocean on Thursday due to an emergency at the plant.EnvironmentJul 3
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Cases of cyclosporiasis deserve attention but shouldn’t alarm, says Quebec doctorA Quebec doctor says health-care professionals would be 'optimistically naive' to believe cases of cyclosporiasis won’t keep increasing, but there is no reason for alarm.HealthJul 24
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Five years after Kelowna crane collapse, families still waiting for answers and chargesUnion launches letter-writing campaign as relatives of five men killed in 2021 disaster call for accountability and stronger crane-safety oversightCanadaJul 14
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Canada doesn’t get credit for undoing ‘something bad,’ says U.S. trade czarThe United States' top trade official says the Trump administration isn't going to give Canada credit for its trade concessions.CanadaJul 16
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Tatyanna Harrison’s family says inquest left them heartbroken, raised more questionsThe 20-year-old's remains were discovered in Richmond aboard a dry-docked yacht, but were not identified until that August following DNA tests.CrimeJul 13
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2026 FIFA World Cup saw largest deployment of Vancouver police officers everWhen it came to FIFA-specific events, police said officers dealt with three Criminal Code arrests at Fan Fest, 36 on Granville and one at another watch party.CrimeJul 20