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With the ongoing controversy over safe supply and drug decriminalization, John Hua has the story of a recovering addict who says the right treatment can work, but it still takes too long to get it.

On this day, 45 years ago, a rookie cop nearly lost his life in the line of duty. The retired superintendent was the face of the RCMP in B.C. in the late 90’s. It was only many years later he realized the significance of April 14th. Angela Jung has his story, and first a warning,...

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From the streets of New York City to the stages of the world, The Simon & Garfunkel Story is musical journey featuring the timeless melodies and unforgettable harmonies of the musical duo. The show hits the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium next month. Eliot Lazar, who plays Paul Simon in the production, joined Global News Morning...

May 2 is Curly Hair Day to raise awareness for those living with a rare genetic disorder. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, curls are a telltale sign of the disease.

Actress Kaylee Harwood and director Dayna Tekatch join Global News to talk about their latest show “Beautiful,” now playing at Stage West in Calgary.

Newcomers to Calgary are getting an opportunity to share their stories via an exhibit called Immigrant Story Project: Experiment No. 1’ As Gil Tucker shows us, it’s part of a project aimed at promoting kindness and understanding.

Music and sequin filled a Montreal event at Bourgie Hall on Sunday as drag queen Barbada de Barbades blessed the stage. Matilda Cerone has more from the festive and fun weekend event.

Renowned anime artist Mei Yu has released a graphic novel inspired by her story of immigrating to Canada as a child. As Safeeya Pirani learns Yu’s art has always been a springboard for connecting with people.

A West Island woman recounts how her windshield was smashed while driving on a Montreal highway. She and her husband are hoping to get to the bottom of what really happened. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.

Immerse in the passionate but brief romance of Leonard Cohen and Joni Mitchell that shaped their songs, lives and music history at the Jubilations Dinner Theatre for a one stop show on April 4. Actress Dana Wylie and producer Graham Neil join Global News Weekend Morning.

As many wake up to chocolate bunnies and eggs on Easter Sunday, others will be attending Easter services. But as Craig Momney reports, there’s one Calgary church that’s taking a different approach.

The first person to be treated with CAR T-cell therapy in Manitoba is sharing her story. Sandra Hajlo was declared cancer-free after undergoing treatment at CancerCare Manitoba. Iris Dyck has more.

Epilepsy is one of the most common conditions that can affect the brain. On Tuesday many Canadians wore purple shirts in honour of Epilepsy Awareness. Our Tricia Mason sat down with two people who have been impacted by the neurological condition and has their stories.

A B.C. couple gifted Deborah Buxton a car that they were going to sell anyway after seeing her story on Global News. Deborah Buxton met the couple on Thursday evening for the first time.

Chef Deepak Singh Kalsi, owner of Deepak’s Dhaba, joins Global News Morning to share his flavourful journey that led to the opening of Deepak’s Dhaba and how it’s grown. He also sheds light on how he earned the moniker the “Chai guy.”

Peter Stoicheff, president of the University of Saskatchewan talked about several developments taking place on campus. Stoicheff pointed to the U Sports Women’s Hockey Championship, but also highlighted the women’s basketball team and coach Lisa Thomaidis. He also spoke about food security and how the university helps in the development of that.

Tiffany Beaton from the Cochrane Humane Society introduces Peter Parker and his journey from a stray with severe infections to a healed and affectionate pet. Despite initial health challenges, the dog is now ready for adoption, showcased by his love for belly rubs. For more information you can call (403) 932-2072 or go to http://www.cochranehumane.ca.

A 77-year-old Clearwater, B.C., woman says she was discharged from Kamloops hospital and left to find her way home after falling and being diagnosed with swelling on the brain. Aaron McArthur reports.

It’s been described as painfully funny and shamefully true: mixing themes of alcohol, marriage, motherhood and faith, the queer play “Guilt (A Love Story)” will be running at the Centaur Theatre after a successful run in Toronto. The star of the one-woman show, Diane Flacks, joins host Brayden Jagger Haines.