Man on trial for murder which began with a dispute over social distancing at LCBO
As Catherine McDonald reports, video played in court shows two customers arguing inside the LCBO before heading into the parking lot where the shooting happened.
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
Oct 6, 2023
Michelob Ultra Night Run at Stanley Park
The Michelob Ultra Night Run returned to Vancouver for a sold-out event. Featuring over 1000 participants running 5k or 10k distances, the event started at dusk from Ceperley Park. Participants wore headlamps to see the path along the seawall. The race also featured a DJ, and social media stations for capturing the perfect picture.
Entertainment
Sep 16, 2023
Rise in A strep infections in children
Much like flu and RSV, A strep infections were curbed by Covid-19 control measures such as masking and social distancing. Now these infections appear to be on the rise. Global’s Laura Casella asks Dr. Mitch to weigh in on what parents should be looking out for if they think their child may have become infected.
Global News Morning Montreal
Dec 21, 2022
Vancouver Island senior spreading Christmas cheer as porch Santa
With traditional holiday events cancelled this year, a Vancouver Island senior is bringing some socially distanced Christmas cheer to his community. Kylie Stanton has more on the porch Santa and the personal health battle he’s facing.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Dec 7, 2020
Winnipeg Fire Paramedic Service investigating alleged fire hall retirement party
Global News has obtained new video alleged to show a large gathering at a Winnipeg fire hall, contrary to social distancing and other public health orders. Global’s Malika Karim explains.
Apr 29, 2020
Coronavirus: Queen’s Park extends state of emergency to June 2
MPPs returned to Queen’s Park to extend the province’s state of emergency into June. It was not your normal day at the legislature because there were far fewer MPPs, social distancing and other health protections in place. Premier Doug Ford also teased big news for businesses. Travis Dhanraj reports.
Global News at 5:30 Toronto
May 12, 2020
Manitobans reminded to keep social interactions within the ‘bubble’ this May long weekend
With temperatures expected to rise over the May long weekend, Manitoba public health officials are reminding everyone to keep socially distancing, Global’s Amber McGuckin reports.
Health
May 12, 2020
Music brings families together during COVID-19 pandemic
From swimming lessons to hockey practice, social distancing has meant the end of many extracurricular activities. But in some cases the show has gone on — just in a new way. Laurel Gregory has more on how one Canadian has used her passion for music and children to bring families together.
Global News at 5 Edmonton
May 26, 2020
Coronavirus outbreak: Nova Scotia opens parks, trails, and community gardens starting Friday
Dr. Robert Strang, Nova Scotia’s chief medical officer of health announced on Friday that provincial and municipal parks can re-open, including sports fields and school grounds and trails. He also announced the re-opening of community gardens and asked Nova Scotians to continue observing social distancing rules and not to drive to parks and trails outside...
Health
May 1, 2020
Coronavirus outbreak: How some Montreal areas are making sure residents are abiding by social distancing rules as the warmer weather arrives
Montreal’s borough of LaSalle and the City of Pointe-Claire are making sure that people can enjoy the popular outdoor hot spots along the water while still keeping two meters apart. Global’s Felicia Parrillo has more.
Global News at 5:30 and 6:30
May 16, 2020
Advocating for LGBTQ2 seniors during COVID-19 pandemic
While the pandemic is keeping many distanced from friends and family, there are some for whom social isolation was a reality long before COVID-19. Connor O’Donovan spoke to an LGBTQ2 seniors advocate about the threat isolation poses to an already vulnerable community.
Global News at 10 Weekend Regina
May 17, 2020
Edmonton preparing for Stage 2 reopening but the city still in dire financial situation
Mayor Don Iveson reiterated we’re not in the clear when it comes to the risk of COVID-19 and people must continue to follow social distancing as we move into Phase 2 of the reopening. He also addressed the serious financial challenges the city faces and again said more help is needed from higher levels of...
Economy
Jun 11, 2020
Coronavirus outbreak: New ‘social circles’ guidelines in Ontario allow gatherings of up to 10 people
On Friday the Ontario provincial government announced that it would be introducing “social circles” which would allow for gatherings of five to ten people, including those in the same household, without physical distancing.
Health
Jun 12, 2020
New West’s Massey Theatre to host live concert series
B.C.’s live music scene is making a slow return after COVID-19 restrictions closed venues and silenced many bands. Now the Massey Theatre is preparing to host a live “socially distanced” concert series. Kristen Robinson reports.
Global News Hour at 6 BC
Oct 11, 2020
Coronavirus: Biden says he’s ‘clear’ after COVID-19 test, urges Trump to get tested
“I had another test this morning and I’m clear,” Biden told reporters before departing for a campaign stop in Erie, Pennsylvania. “I think it’s important the president makes sure two things. One, that he is clear,” Biden said, urging an update on the President’s own testing before expressing hope that President Trump would tell his...
Health
Oct 10, 2020
B.C. mom uses humour to show how to have a socially-distanced Halloween
Langley mom Tanya Reid wants to make sure Halloween isn’t cancelled this year so she’s making an effort to spread the word on how we can safely enjoy a favourite holiday.
Canada
Sep 25, 2020
Climate activists hold socially distant rally in Halifax
A socially distanced climate justice rally was organized by youth from Climate Strike Halifax on Friday. The group ensured public health protocols were in place as they rallied to bring awareness to the impacts of climate change and racial equity in Nova Scotia. Alexa Maclean has the story.
Canada
Sep 25, 2020
Reactions to Louis Riel School Division’s plan to temporarily move some students amid coronavirus
Louis Riel School Division student Casera Viveiros and her mom Karen Vivereiros reacto to news Monday the division is updating its back-to-school plans with the goal of ensuring social distancing for its students.
Health
Aug 31, 2020
Mental Health Monday: Creating connection
Who we surround ourselves with has an effect on our mental health so creating connections with the right people is important. During the pandemic, you can create connections safely and following social distancing guidelines by playing a sport such as croquet or having a picnic. You can also pick up the phone and have a...
Lifestyle
Sep 21, 2020
Coronavirus outbreak: 200 Montreal police officers dispatched to help mitigation measures
Authorities have made it very clear: If Montrealers gather in the city’s big parks, they will be shut down. The Montreal Police are developing new strategies to enforce social distancing and on Saturday, they added a new tool. Dan Spector reports.
Global News at 5:30 and 6:30
Apr 4, 2020