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WATCH: Saskatchewan’s court of appeals is upholding a judge’s decision, dismissing charges against the woman accused of striking and killing 9-year-old Baeleigh Maurice with her vehicle in 2021.

The University of Calgary is launching a new clinical trial examining how different oral doses of THC affect anxiety, stress and other responses in healthy adults. While medical marijuana has shown promise in treating a wide array of conditions, many potential candidates are waiting on more conclusive evidence and guidance. Sarah Offin reports.

April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month, and Movember is urging men to get hands-on with their health through its annual ‘Know Thy Nuts’ campaign. Movember’s Implementation Director Atiqa Mohammad joined Juliane Bodini with more.

The TTC’s CEO is apologizing after a hydraulic fluid leak shut down service on a stretch of Line 2 for much of Tuesday. As Megan King reports, the leak was discovered overnight but the clen-up took nearly 12 hours impacting riders.

Round-the-clock maintenance crews and protective liners wouldn’t have been enough to ease subway delays caused by two hydraulic leaks last week. Matthew Bingley reports.

We find out more about the “Know Thy Nuts’ campaign from Movember Canada.

Just days after a hydraulic leak disrupted service on its west leg, a signal issue brought down the eastern portion of the Bloor-Danforth line. Passengers were frustrated with the disruption, citing messages that made it appear the service was back only for the line to go down again minutes later. Matthew Bingley reports.

Did you know testicular cancer is the most common cancer among men ages 15 to 40? April is Testicular Cancer Awareness Month and Movember, the leading charity changing the face of men’s health, is urging men to get hands-on with their health through its annual ‘Know Thy Nuts’ campaign. Atiqa Mohammad with Movember shared details...

Verity Turpin with the University of Calgary joins Global News Morning Calgary to tell us about the weekend celebrations planned to mark their 60th birthday!

More than one hundred of Manitoba’s brightest young minds are showing off their big ideas at the 56th annual WSD Science Fair. Hersh Singh has more on students trying to solve real-world problems.

The Manitoba Motorcycle Ride for Dad campaign has kicked off in support of prostate cancer.

A huge celebration in the streets of South Vancouver Saturday, as tens of thousands in the Sikh community mark Vaisakhi with the annual parade. It’s one of the first major public events to take place with renewed safety in mind, in the wake of last year’s Lapu Lapu Festival tragedy. Paul Johnson reports.

One of the world’s largest Vaisakhi celebrations took place in Surrey with hundreds of thousands of people coming together to take part in the festivities. Global’s Safeeya Pirani spoke to community members about what the day means for them, and how organizers are ensuring attendees remain safe.

We find out more about the NS Wildlife Carvers & Artists 34th Competition and Show happening at Cole Harbour Place in early May.

Police and family are renewing their plea for information in the unsolved 2009 murder of Wendy Ladner-Beaudry. Kristen Robinson reports.

Several events are being held in the United Kingdom to mark what would have been Queen Elizabeth’s 100th birthday. Redmond Shannon looks at the celebrations fit for a queen, and how the late monarch’s legacy is still leaving an impact.

Tomorrow marks what would have been Queen Elizabeth’s 100th birthday. King Charles will honour his late mother with a recorded address. Also – after months out of the spotlight, we learn about Sarah Ferguson’s whereabouts, and join up with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle as they visit Australia. 

WATCH: It seemed like all of Saskatoon was at Prairieland Park this afternoon to participate in the 64th annual Draggins Rod and Custom Car Show. Payton Zillich takes us there to get an inside look at the automobiles.

Sudan was plunged into a violent civil war three years ago today, resulting in the world’s worst humanitarian crisis. Walter Mwasaa, from the international aid organization CARE, joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss the devastating consequences as we enter year four.