Global News At 5:30

• How a Montreal housing program is helping Indigenous women rebuild

  The unique second-stage residence in Montreal's Little Burgundy is a fresh start for Indigenous women and their children. Women who qualify can stay up to five years.

  Canada

  Mar 7, 2024
  
• Quebec’s English health-care network could lose autonomy under Bill 15, critics warn

  Quebec's English-speaking community is being warned it could be affected by Bill 15, the government's major reform of the health-care network.

  Canada

  Nov 28, 2023
  
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• Concern over impact of Hollywood strike on TIFF 2023

  TIFF traditionally brings with it fanfare and opportunities for local businesses, but with WGA and SAG-AFTRA members on strike, there’s worry about attendance this year.

  Entertainment

  Aug 24, 2023
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• Fall construction season in greater Montreal area set to begin this weekend

  More closures, more congestion and more headaches are on tap for commuters in Montreal this fall as a new construction season is set to begin.

  Canada

  Aug 24, 2023
• ‘An incredible service’: West Island blood centre holds open house to encourage donations

  Hema-Québec says summer donations are vital. Last month they were calling for 500 additional weekly donations. Especially from those with O positive and negative blood types.

  Canada

  Aug 10, 2023
• Is it a bird? Is it a plane? NASA aircraft mapping air pollution over the GTA

  NASA is in the process of mapping air pollution over some of North America's largest cities, including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Toronto.

  Environment

  Aug 8, 2023
• Tennis Canada celebrates ‘Big’ partnership with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Toronto

  While tennis fans flocked to Sobey's Stadium for the National Bank Open, Tennis Canada was also celebrating a new partnership with Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Toronto.

  Sports

  Aug 7, 2023
• Quebec’s English-speaking community applauds court decision on education reform

  Quebec's English-speaking community is relieved a Quebec Superior Court judge ruled that parts of Bill 40, the province's education reform bill, is unconstitutional.

  Canada

  Aug 3, 2023
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• Toronto police mourn loss of beloved service dog: ‘It’s shocking’

  Flags remain at half-mast outside Toronto Police Service buildings in honour of fallen PSD Bingo, as members continue to mourn the immense loss.

  Crime

  Jul 28, 2023
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• School’s out for summer: Montreal kids celebrate last day of class

  Students and teachers at Kingsdale Academy in Pierrefonds celebrated the last day of school on Thursday. Some said goodbye for the last time.

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2023