Ice
Quinte West OPP investigating damage to outdoor ice rink in Batawa
By Greg Davis Videographer/Online Journalist
OPP say a pickup truck drove onto one of the three ice rinks on Plant Street in Batawa on Jan. 25. Continue reading
Loon Lake man faces child luring, porn charges
A 26-year-old man faces several child porn-related charges after a tip from concerned grandparents. Continue reading
West Island woman feels lucky to be alive, calls on drivers to de-ice cars, trucks
A West Island woman feels lucky to be alive after a block of ice from a tractor-trailer smashed through her windshield while driving on Highway 40 near Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue. Continue reading
Winter storm shifts from snow to rain, freezing rain for much of B.C. South Coast
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The long-awaited shift from snow to rain began for much of B.C.’s South Coast Saturday morning, but some areas will have a harder transition than others. Continue reading
TransLink reviewing ice removal operations after back-to-back SkyTrain track issues
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
The Expo Line breakdowns during two straight rush hours were linked to ice build-up on the tracks, the latest in a challenging week for TransLink. Continue reading
Home and vehicle fire prevention during winter weather
From proper extension cords to removing blockages from vents, first responders want people to remember home and vehicle fire safety during winter months. Continue reading
Black ice and SkyTrain troubles Friday, as Lower Mainland braces for more winter weather
By Simon Little Online Journalist
The worst of the snow is over for the Lower Mainland, but Old Man Winter has a few more tricks up his sleeve before temperatures are forecast to climb. Continue reading
No morning collisions despite wild Wednesday weather: Regina police
By Connor O’Donovan Digital Broadcast Journalist
Following Wednesday morning’s snowstorm, Global News spoke to SGI about how to stay safe on the roads this winter. Continue reading
Trump administration to start collecting DNA from people in immigration custody
The information would go into a massive criminal database run by the FBI, where it would be held indefinitely. Continue reading
Backyard rinks a flood of activity for builders, skaters
By Daniella Ponticelli Community Reporter
A Regina family, like many in Saskatchewan, has built a backyard rink – with creative amenities – for kids to enjoy all winter long. Continue reading