At just 15 years old, Lethbridge hockey player Cole Tisdale is the youngest goalie in Kelowna Rockets history to start and win a game, taking shots from players five years his senior.
With marijuana legalization scheduled, Saskatoon police are hoping the illegal pot dispensaries in the city close on their own.
After another depressing game, the Edmonton Oilers are being compared to a Tide Pod – in not the most flattering ways.
Is the increasing minimum wage in Alberta leading to increased prices, thus keeping Albertans at home for dinner? An economist and restaurant owner weigh in.
Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, "There's been no collusion whatsoever. There's no obstruction whatsoever. And I'm looking forward to it."
Residents in Estevan are voicing concerns over physician wait times, as the city is grappling with a doctor shortage.
In a judgment made public today, Federal Court Justice Sylvie Roussel says Harkat can travel anywhere in Ontario or Quebec for 72 hours without notifying authorities.
A coalition of First Nations is raising funds to mount a legal challenge to the proposed oil-tanker ban on B.C.'s north coast.
In Calgary on Wednesday, Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton unveiled its 24-member team for the upcoming Winter Olympics in South Korea. It’s the most athletes Canada has ever sent in these two sports.
Caring for a spouse with early onset dementia is difficult, but these strategies could help you cope and allow your partner to thrive.
The Wednesday, Jan. 24, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Nancy Carlson.
Richard Francis Paul Bear, 27, of Regina has been confirmed as the victim of a homicide. Police where called to the 100 block of Retallack Street Tuesday evening.
There’s a glimmer of hope for a charity at risk of closing its for good. Over the last five-years “Big Heart Small City” has given help to people who are burned out of their homes. But now it’s the organization that’s in need of help.
A Montreal woman and her mother are calling on Quebec's police ethics commissioner to reopen her complaint against Montreal police officers over excessive use of force.
Talks between the City of Fredericton and University of New Brunswick are currently at a standstill when it comes to partnering on a new pool.
Jesse George Hill will need to abide by several conditions while out on statutory release. He pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the August 2012 death of Amy Sands.
Getting cut is enough to throw any hockey player off his game - let alone twice.
Penticton curling club benefits from city hosting Scotties.
Five of the artists taking part in the Las Vegas Portraits Project are from Canada — and three of them are from Moncton, N.B.
As anticipated, Strathcona County council has voted to give itself more control over where cannabis production facilities can be located in response to concerns raised by residents over proposed developments.
Two-time defending champs Team Mike McEwen garnered the top seed for the third time.
Here's how to spot a phony natural disaster video.
After coming under fire over advertisements that some believe violate the Municipal Elections Act, two potential mayoral candidates are defending themselves.
The seven projects will accommodate 2,300 in total and see six new child-care rooms with 112 new licensed child-care spaces.