News Hour

• B.C. woman found dead in her Sydney, Australia apartment remembered as ‘kindest, sweetest’ person

  On May 27, Tatiana Dokhotaru was found dead inside her apartment in Sydney, Australia.

  Crime

  Jun 4, 2023
  
• ‘The world is watching’: Large crowds in Vancouver protests executions in Iran

  According to Mahmood Amiry-Moghaddam, from Norway-based NGO Iran Human Rights, in the past three and half months, Iran has executed 267 people.

  World

  May 21, 2023
  
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• Suspect charged with attempted murder in connection with Surrey, B.C. bus throat slashing

  A suspect that was arrested at the crime scene for allegedly slashing a stranger’s throat on a Surrey, B.C., bus is facing a number of charges.

  Crime

  Apr 2, 2023
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• ‘Behind the News’ with Global Edmonton News Hour team Gord, Carole Anne, and Jesse

  In the March issue of Avenue Edmonton magazine, you’ll learn more about Global Edmonton’s News Hour team. Here is the extended interview.

  Features

  Mar 1, 2016
• Sophie Lui joins Chris Gailus as co-anchor of Global BC’s News Hour

  Joining award-winning anchor Chris Gailus is Sophie Lui, a well-known journalist and a much-loved co-anchor of the Morning News and backup anchor of the News Hour and Global National.

  Sep 1, 2015
• Unplanned confrontation with protester on News Hour ends peacefully

  "It's unfortunate people were distracted by that and we weren't able to talk about what we wanted to talk about"

  Apr 10, 2015
• Meteorologist clears driveways after forecasting heavy snowfall

  Global News Toronto meteorologist Ross Hull got a taste of the heavy snow he forecasted but also got in a good deed at the same time.

  World

  Feb 2, 2015
• Canadian design industry rebels against Ottawa’s Canada 150 logo contest

  A design contest to develop a logo for the 150th anniversary of Confederation is being called exploitative by the design industry.

  Jan 19, 2015
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• Tonight on News Hour: Tragedy strikes streets of GTA

  A four year old is tragically struck and killed while being walked to school by his mother.

  Nov 20, 2013
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• Tonight on the News Hour: Centennial Park Blvd. in the dark

  Street lights running through Centennial Park in Etobicoke remains out of service months after they were damaged during the Toronto flooding.

  Oct 7, 2013