2021

• Winnipeg man convicted in slaying of sleeping toddler loses appeal

  A Winnipeg man found guilty of first-degree murder in the stabbing death of a sleeping toddler has lost his bid to have the conviction overturned.

  Canada

  Jun 28, 2023
  
• Widow sues construction company, claiming ‘negligence’ in Kelowna’s fatal crane collapse

  The said accident was caused in whole or in part by the negligence of the defendants, the particulars of which are yet to be known.

  Canada

  Jun 20, 2023
  
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• World hunger crisis: 2.3B people severely or moderately hungry in 2021, UN says

  The report also stated that the number of people unable to afford a healthy diet globally reflects the impacts of rising consumer food prices during the COVID-19 pandemic.

  World

  Jul 6, 2022
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• Emma and Noah crowned Quebec’s most popular baby names for 2021

  Every year the province releases its top names list, and Liam and William have held the top spots for boys for the past ten years.

  Canada

  May 5, 2022
• Millennials outnumber boomers in downtown Kelowna

  According to the latest census data, 33.1 per cent of the people living in Kelowna’s downtown area are millennials, while only 23.9 per cent are baby boomers.

  Lifestyle

  Apr 28, 2022
• Hamilton Police: Infant death deemed homicide

  Hamilton Police say the death of a one-month-old baby boy in early 2021 was the result of a homicide.

  Crime

  Mar 29, 2022
• Weekly survey: How do you feel about the prospects of new music in 2022?

  Year-end analysis shows that fans weren't all that enamored with the new music that came out in 2021. What sort of hope do you have for 2022?

  Entertainment

  Jan 10, 2022
• Lethbridge’s year in sports: Pandemic impacts felt as competition returned to ‘normal’ in 2021

  Young athletes have navigated the interruption of competition due to COVID-19, and as sports returned to nearly normal in 2021 the impacts were felt in a variety of ways. 

  Sports

  Dec 30, 2021
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• Waffles, famous kisses and smart dogs: There were some good B.C. stories in 2021

  As the pandemic drags on, and as parts of B.C. were hit with heat waves, wildfires, and floods, sometimes it may have seemed as if there was only bad news to report. 

  Canada

  Dec 28, 2021
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• Toronto Mayor John Tory calls for hope after year of upheaval in 2021 retrospective

  Sitting down with Global News for a year-end retrospective, John Tory says though 2021 has been tough, the city is in a much better position than it was this time last year.

  Politics

  Dec 27, 2021