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Business owners say they’re not seeing improvements after the supervised consumption site opened one month ago at 366 Henry.

Manitoba’s addictions minister says it’s a special but bittersweet day as the province opens its first supervised consumption site.

It’s become the first dedicated location in B.C. where people can scatter the ashes of their loved ones. Fraser Viewpoint on Delta’s Tilbury Island has been designated to be an environmentally safe and accessible spot for people to say their final goodbye, a move many people, including B.C.’s South Asian community have been waiting for....

Drug use advocates are reacting to the B.C. government’s decision to cancel an overdose prevention site in Vancouver by opening up their own pop-up sites. Kristen Robinson reports.

Delta and the B.C. government are establishing the province’s first official site for the spreading of cremated ashes in the Fraser River. Taya Fast reports.

Three people were killed and four others, including a toddler, were wounded on Sunday in a shooting at a downtown Seattle food festival, police said – adding that a suspect had been taken into custody. The police believe there was a second suspect involved and officers are looking for that person, Seattle Police Department Assistant...

B.C.’s new health minister is promising to shake things up in the province. Ravi Kahlon’s first order of business was to cancel an overdose prevention site in Vancouver and he says there are more changes to come. Jordan Armstrong has more.

Patients have been moved out of the hospital in Ste. Anne as work continues to fix a broken air conditioning unit.

In the Fraser Canyon, an all out effort is underway to get the upper hand on an out of control wildfire near Boston Bar. The Brunswick Creek Fire grew to more than 1,200 hectares over the weekend. Angela Jung reports.

A Canadian Federation of Independent Business report is giving all the B.C. municipalities it looked at a failing grade for making it easy for small businesses, citing red tape and high taxes as the major factors. Aaron McArthur reports.

More B.C. school districts are restricting e-bikes and e-scooters on school grounds, citing safety concerns for younger riders. Nanaimo-Ladysmith is among them, with new restrictions for elementary students. District Spokesperson Gillian Robinson, explains the changes and the concerns behind them.

B.C. Premier David Eby said Tuesday that he believes Pam Alexis, his party’s candidate running in the Abbotsford-Mission byelection, will beat the “hateful, divisive” approach of the B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. He also said he would not reconsider proportional representation “because of the chaos on the Conservative side.”

Citing an increasing number of injuries, more B.C. school districts are bringing in new rules regarding e-bikes and e-scooters. Some devices are being banned completely while others are having restrictions placed on them. Taya Fast with more on what you need to know before classes begin next week.

Jordan Armstrong speaks with Julian Somers, SFU professor and clinical psychologist, about the pol’s findings, which was commissioned by a group of residents and businesses opposed to a drug injection site on Helmcken.

B.C.’s trade tensions with the U.S. continue to escalate, but what are Americans making of the standoff? Global News Morning speaks with Blaine, Washington immigration lawyer Len Saunders for the view from the U.S. side of the border.

In the aftermath of 9/11, Canadians and Americans stood side-by-side in both war and in sorrow. A quarter century later that bond is being tested in new ways. Eric Sorensen reports on the role Canadians played then and how our relationship with the United States has since changed.

On this day, Sept. 11, 2001, the world as we knew it was irrevocably changed. Coordinated attacks on the United States claimed thousands of lives. The immediate impact reverberating across the globe. On 9/11, four hijacked passenger planes became weapons, crashing into the iconic Twin Towers in lower Manhattan, the Pentagon near the U.S. Capitol,...

Speaking Thursday at the EU Parliament in Strasbourg, France, Prime Minister Mark Carney said in 1 22-minute speech centred around unity, “Canada welcomes this ambition” of becoming an “associate member” of the EU — a proposal from European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen just one day earlier. Furthermore, Carney noted that the two sides...

Global’s newest afternoon program TMS2 has announced that former Chopped Canada host Brad Smith will be co-hosting the new show, alongside TMS’s award-winning entertainment news personality Morgan Hoffman. TMS2, which premieres Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. ET/PT and 2 p.m. AT on Global, has also announced that Canadian TV personality Brittnee Blair will be joining...

Today on The Morning Show: we’ve got your front-row pass to all thing TIFF; including the moment John Turturro pickpocketed one of our producers on the red carpet. Plus, Shai DeLuca shows us some easy interior upgrades you can get done in a weekend. Plus, fitness duo Tim and Stacy Irvine explain how to guard...