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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.

To combat drug use on public transit, the province’s solicitor general is considering making changes to give more authority to special transit constables. But some city officials say that would be a mistake and wouldn’t solve the issue. Matthew Bingley reports.

WATCH: 25th Street Theatre actor Kody Farrow shares how students and rural schools will be involved on their tour featuring the play “What If”.

WATCH: An Indigenous Business Gathering at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon brought together entrepreneurs and innovators to create connections and partnerships. Indigenous Businesses say this promotes reconciliation and opportunity for them in the province and beyond.

Beaches-East York Coun. and mayoral hopeful Brad Bradford are renewing a push for subway platform edge doors and more police at TTC stations, though the transit agency says the doors could cost about $4.1 billion.

Cowabunga, Toronto! At this year’s Toronto Comicon, fans are celebrating 35 years of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II with a special appearance by Shredder actor François Chau Liem Vu chats with the star along with FAN EXPO’s Becca Flynn about the return of Toronto Comicon.

March 8th will be the last time British Columbians will have to change their clocks. The provincial government is making daylight saving time permanent. It’s been a long time coming for Tara Holmes from STOP the Time Change BC. We speak with her about the decision, and some of the concerns being raised.

A sea of green lined city streets on Sunday for Toronto’s 38th annual St. Patrick’s Day parade. As Lexy Benedict reports, it’s a tradition steeped in history.

As far as happiness goes, Canadians are sliding down in the global rankings according to a new report. Health reporter Katherine Ward digs into what is making things more gloomy in this country and who came out on top.

Chiefs from several Treaty 6 First Nations are heading to Buckingham Palace to hand his majesty King Charles III an invitation to the 150th Commemoration of Treaty 6. 

As the war in Iran enters its third week, thousands gathered in the streets of Tehran to celebrate Al-Quds Day. Meanwhile, as Candice Cole reports, Americans’ tolerance for the war is waning as conflict drags on.

A ceremony was held Saturday in Halifax to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the end of the Persian Gulf War. With many government officials and service members in attendance, much of the day was about remembering the Canadian contribution. And as Kendra Gannon reports, several veterans and family members continue to fight for their service...

It is a dark day of commemoration in Ukraine. Tuesday marks the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion. The Kremlin claimed Ukraine was mistreating Russian citizens, but there is no evidence of that. Neither side releases many combat statistics, but some estimates put the number of people killed close to two million. Many western countries, including...

Canada’s national deaf performance festival returns to the Fringe Arts Barns from March 2 to 8, 2026. SOUND OFF is a celebration of deaf talents and the beauty of American Sign Language. Founder Chris Dodds joined Global News at Noon Edmonton with some of the features of this year’s event.

WATCH: Despite the dread of winter’s return to Saskatchewan, the extra snow was the perfect gift for Wanuskewin, and just in time for the Kôna Winter Festival. Payton Zillich stopped by the one-day event to take in all the fun—while learning more about Indigenous culture.

Ukrainians in Canada and around the world are marking four years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. What was expected to be a swift takeover has instead become a powerful symbol of resilience and resistance. Markian Shwec from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to reflect on the community’s emotions...

Hundreds of thousands of soccer fans will push Toronto’s transit system to the max when they arrive for the World Cup. But internal documents obtained by Global News show the transit commission is still looking at whether transit infrastructure can handle the additional demands. Matthew Bingley reports.

The Halifax Black Film Festival is celebrating its 10th year this weekend. Organizers say the festival plays a key role in increasing visibility and representation in an industry where Black voices have often been underrepresented. Kendra Gannon reports.

WARNING: This video contains disturbing content. Viewer discretion is advised. A sixth complainant is testified at the sexual assault trial of Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach, who has pleaded not guilty to all 12 charges against him. Jeff Semple explains what the unnamed woman says happened on February 14, 1986; how she says the incident “traumatized”...

Visit the Montreal Science Centre on February 21st from 10am – 5pm for the 9th edition of ‘Women and Girls of Science’. Book your tickets today at montrealsciencecentre.com/special-events.