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Thousands from around the world packed New York City’s Times Square on New Year’s eve to welcome the start of 2026. They braved the cold for hours enjoying the music and festivities before outgoing Mayor Eric Adams pressed the button the drop the iconic ball that marks the start of the new year. As Frank...

As thousands gather in St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City to mourn the death of Pope Francis, closer to home, Canadians are also taking time to honour the late pontiff. Bishop William McGrattan, president of the Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops, joins Candace Daniel to reflect on the pope’s legacy in Canada.

It’s crunch time on the federal campaign trail as Canadians weigh their options this holiday weekend. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre sat down with Global’s Richard Zussman for some insight into what he’s promised in his campaign so far. Overseas, thousands gathered at the Vatican for the annual Easter Sunday service and to pray for the...

The Green Party had its invitation rescinded less than 12 hours before Canada’s federal party leaders were set to square off in French. As Global’s Felicia Parrillo reports, the party told Global News it intended to fight the decision in court, but said the late timing made that impossible.

WARNING: Video contains disturbing images which are not suitable for all viewers. Discretion is advised. Hundreds of protesters gathered in New York’s Times Square after Israeli airstrikes pounded Gaza and killed more than 400 people on Tuesday.

A death row prisoner in South Carolina was executed by firing squad on Friday, making him the first American inmate in 15 years to receive that method of capital punishment. In 2001, Brad Sigmon, 67, was convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend’s parents, David and Gladys Larke, with a baseball bat before kidnapping their daughter at...

The adage everything old is new again is literally true on a stretch of East Hastings Street. A cherished piece of Burnaby’s history is making a grand return for the first time in 40-years. Squire Barnes has the story.

With March Break just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to get kids involved in the kitchen! Chef Paul Lillakas joins us with fun, simple, and safe recipes to keep your kids busy—including brown butter s’mores squares and classic chocolate chip cookies. Plus, he shares expert tips on making baking stress-free for parents.

Why Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is facing backlash for his rally at Madison Square Garden in New York, and how his campaign is responding. The official results from B.C.’s neck-and-neck election, as voters in Saskatchewan head to the polls. What Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is vowing to scrap if his party is elected, and...

22-year-old Jace Minni from Delta is another young B.C. golfer to watch. He won the Odlum Brown Vancouver Open as an amateur this summer and has just turned pro. He comes from a fantastic golfing family: dad Scott is a 4 time PGA of B.C. champion, sister Amanda had a successful collegiate career, and mom...

For the first time in more than a decade the Canucks are holding their training camp in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre. It’s stirred up a lot of excitement for the legion of fans in the region. And as Squire Barnes reports, beyond the Canucks, the facility and the convention centre is proving...

A man driving through Times Square in the early hours of July 21 threw a suspicious object into the open window of a parked police vehicle containing officers. According to police, the NYPD bomb squad was called to investigate and the area was cleared.

Five-time Saskatchewan men’s curling champion Kirk Muyres is joining former teammate Matt Dunstone’s squad in a quest for Brier glory.

Two years ago Saskatchewan model Elly Mayday posed in nothing but her underwear, surgery scars on display, to raise awareness for ovarian cancer. This week, nearly a year after her passing, her message returned on one of the biggest billboards in the world.

Times Square was noticeably more empty Wednesday night amid ongoing concerns over COVID-19. At a time when tourists are normally swarming the area, the iconic location was spacious and quiet. The only people walking around seemed to be taking a moment to document the mostly empty space, according to the CBS New York camera crew...

Squire Barnes talks to hockey players, including some Vancouver Canucks who were kids at the time, about Canada’s gold medal hockey victory at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Games.

The B.C. based company called Sessionwire is allowing musicians and producers to work remotely while delivering studio-quality sound. As Squire Barnes reports, they can still make beautiful music at a time when the world is forced to stay home.

U.S. President Joe Biden outlined his support for those recovering from hurricane Ian in Ft. Myers, Fla. on Wednesday, following a tour of storm-ravaged areas by helicopter and an operational briefing from officials on the current response and recovery efforts. “It’s going to take a lot, a lot of time. Not weeks or months, it’s...

The Canadian men’s soccer team is off to the World Cup for the first time since 1986. Whitecaps commentator Colin Miller was a member of that ’86 team, and he joins Paul Haysom to talk about this year’s squad.

Squire Barnes talks to Ted Chernecki about his 50-year career in broadcasting, as the long-time BCTV/Global News reporter and anchor retires.