May

• London-St. Thomas jobless rate rose to 5.2% in May, StatCan says

  The unemployment rate in London, Ont., and St. Thomas rose to 5.2 per cent in May, up from 4.8 per cent in April.

  Economy

  Jun 10
  
• New ‘Femmes’ exhibition in Montreal mixes fashion, flowers and remarkable women

  Fifteen mannequins clothed in one-of-a-kind hand-picked flower gowns will dazzle the public in downtown Montreal's Complexe Desjardin.

  Canada

  May 20
  
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• RCMP set to ramp up patrols this holiday weekend

  RCMP will head into the May long weekend prepared to step up patrols in hopes of making Alberta roads safer, while urging drivers to think before getting behind the wheel.

  Traffic

  May 18
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• Kingston town crier holds special proclamation Sunday for children with rare speech disorder

  Kingston's town crier held a special proclamation in honour of Childhood Apraxia Awareness Month. His granddaughter has the speech disorder.

  Health

  May 9, 2021
• Mel Vincent Jr., son of late Mel Vincent Sr., launches bid for Saint John mayor’s chair

  Mel Vincent Jr., is the some of long time Saint John councillor the late Mel Vincent Sr.

  Politics

  Mar 5, 2021
• Elizabeth May stepped down as leader of the Green Party. Who will take her place?

  Deputy leader Jo-Ann Roberts, who is taking on the role of interim party leader, told Global News that her task now is to expand the vision and reach of the Green party through the race to replace May.

  Politics

  Nov 5, 2019
• Dominic LeBlanc thanks supporters for election win from hospital bed in Montreal

  Dominic LeBlanc, a cabinet minister under Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau, is hospitalized for a bone-marrow transplant.

  Canada

  Oct 21, 2019
• Conservative Rob Moore retakes Fundy Royal

  Conservative Rob Moore held the riding from 2004 until 2015.

  Politics

  Oct 21, 2019
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• Atlantic Canadians cast their votes Monday as polling stations start to open

  In 2015, the Liberals won all 32 of the region's seats, which means they have nowhere to go but down once the ballots are all counted.

  Politics

  Oct 21, 2019
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• Why some Manitobans are still undecided a day before the 2019 federal election

  Tens of thousands of Manitobans will head to the ballot box on Monday, but hours before the stations open, some voters still don’t know who to pick.

  Politics

  Oct 20, 2019