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E-bikes and E-scooters will be banned on TTC vehicles for winter months to combat the fire risk. As Matthew Bingley reports, the ban will run between November 15 and April 15 and enforcement will be slowly stepped up.

Friday December 6 marks the 35th anniversary of the Polytechnique Massacre. Polytechnique Montréal president Maud Cohen joins Global News Morning’s Laura Casella to mark the sombre occasion and look towards the future.

The Halifax Central library is marking its ten-year anniversary at its location on Spring Garden Road. Crowds of people poured out to celebrate the occasion with cake, trivia and goodies. Some even used the day to walk down memory lane and reminisce about when the library opened in 2014 and what the space has meant...

Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland announced Friday that the government would be putting $1.2 billion into the Toronto Transit System (TTC), with part of that money going toward new subway cars that would be built in Thunder Bay, Ont.

WATCH: TLC@Home founder Shelley James says nearly 1,000 local students will receive a care package this year during the annual act of giving volunteer-run program.

The Winnipeg Boys Choir is celebrating its 100th season this year. It’s the oldest freestanding boys’ choir in Canada and continues to attract top talent with it’s rich history. Teagan Rasche reports.

It’s a record no city wants to be breaking, but Saskatoon finds itself dangerously close to tying the record number of homicides in a year.

We check in with Bedford resident Ed McHugh to learn more about why he’s been lighting up a roadside Christmas tree for the last 25 years. He also puts on his business professor hat to comment on stories affecting local businesses during this holiday season.

Turning 99-years-old is a cause for celebration for anyone. And it’s extra special for legendary actor Dick Van Dyke. He’s back in his home after a wildfire evacuation and is riding a wave of attention for a touching video shot with Coldplay’s Chris Martin. But as Eric Sorensen reports, he may never have lived this...

Friday marked the 107th anniversary of the Halifax Explosion as dozens gathered at Fort Needham Memorial Park to honour the lives lost and the resilience that followed. As Mitchell Bailey reports, though the tragedy may seem a like a distant memory, its impact continues to echo through generations.

Toronto police are investigating after a collision involving a TTC bus and a vehicle alleged to be stolen. Shallima Maharaj has the details.

The ski and snowboard season is upon us, and the Edmonton Ski Club is open for its 112th season. The club has been snowmaking and prepping for this year while also pursuing a legacy revitalization of the club. Heather McSporran-Heil, the vice-chair for the Edmonton Ski Club’s board, joined us on Global News Morning with...

Since 2010, the Matt Cook Foundation has worked to make life easier for young adults fighting cancer. On Wednesday, an annual charity hockey game rallied around that cause. Nicole Stillger has more.

Edmonton’s oldest Roman Catholic church has been welcoming parishioners across three centuries. Built in 1899, St. Joachim’s current church has now existed for 125 years and as Erik Bay tells us, its been a big part of one parishioner’s life.

A somber ceremony was held Friday morning at Polytechnique Montréal, marking the 35th anniversary of one of the darkest moments in Canadian history. On Dec. 6 1989, a lone gunman murdered 14 women at the engineering school simply because they were women. Global’s Dan Spector reports.

Actor Doug McKeag, who plays Ebeneezer Scrooge, and Theatre Calgary technical director Graham Kingsley join Global News at Noon Calgary to pull back the curtain on this year’s production of the timeless classic “A Christmas Carol.” The show runs until Dec. 29 at Arts Commons.

A man who fatally stabbed a 16-year-old boy in an unprovoked attack at Keele Subway Station in March 2023 has pleaded guilty to second-degree murder. As Catherine McDonald reports, Jordan O’Brien-Tobin sent messages to friends and his mother before and after the murder, saying: “I stabbed someone and got away with it.”

An education program in Halifax celebrated an exciting milestone this weekend, following more than two decades of work immersing children in African culture. The group of immigrant women behind the program say it was born out of the need to preserve identity and connection to their roots. Global’s Ella Macdonald reports.

Hundreds of union members gathered outside a Canada Post depot in Toronto in a show of solidarity on day 11 of strike action. Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports.

Spin Master is celebrating its 30th anniversary. Transforming from a small, single product operation into a leading global children’s entertainment company with innovative toys, entertainment, franchises, and digital games. Susan Hay takes a closer look into the Toronto based company and how they come up with their toy creations.