Quebec floods: 92% of victims still without settled claims
New numbers released by Quebec Public Security show a large number of individuals have not settled their claims with the government.
New numbers released by Quebec Public Security show a large number of individuals have not settled their claims with the government.
The road map is in place for the removal of Vancouver's viaducts; they'll be replaced by towers and a new park.
Tim Hortons locations were the focus of more rallies in Kingston on Tuesday, while other local employers were honoured for paying their workers a living wage.
Before heading to Pyeongchang to represent Canada at the Winter Olympic Games, Edmonton curler Joanne Courtney sat down to speak to Global News’ Quinn Phillips.
Wednesday’s daytime high range: -2 to +3C
A big temperature swing brought rain to Edmonton at the lunch hour and made the city’s streets dangerously slick. Sarah Kraus reports.
A webcast of the Tuesday, Feb. 13, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Winnipeger Kaitlyn Lawes and Winnipeg-born John Morris slid in to first and took the first ever gold in mixed doubles curling at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
A Montreal surgeon who spent more than 42 years treating cancer patients is now on the other side of the table.
One South Africa paediatric palliative physician asked his terminally ill patients what mattered most in live. Here is what the kids said.
The Nova Scotia Board of Registration of Embalmers and Funeral Directors held a closed-door hearing in Halifax to determine what happened at the Serenity Funeral Home in Berwick in December.
Opposition Leader Andrew Scheer says there are important conversations to have about reforming the justice system, but urges his government counterparts not to act rashly.
Cannabis is expected to be big business, but University of Regina associate professor of economics Jason Childs believes Saskatchewan can only hope to make $34 million in what he calls the best case scenario.
Ten years after hardcourt bike polo wheeled into Winnipeg, there's roughly 20 hardcore competitors playing the sport every week.
A vigil was held outside Fredericton city hall on Monday night as a show of solidarity for Colten Boushie's family, and to highlight systemic problems across the country.
Despite its bad rep as a green-eyed monster, jealousy can actually have some benefits.
Feb 13 – Dr. Alastair McAlpine, pediatric palliative physician, describes what gave his young patients joy in life.
Russian news reports said an unknown number of Russian military contractors were killed in a U.S. counterattack last week.
Construction of Kelowna's newest park is about to begin.
Dave "Tiger" Williams flew back to Canada on a military jet after a steward accused him of sexual assault and assault en route to visit troops in Latvia in December while the alleged victim flew commercial.
The son of a central Alberta MP is entering the race for the United Conservative Party nomination in the Innisfail-Sylvan Lake constituency, hoping to replace Don MacIntyre.
If you live on the South Coast, it's time to get the salt and shovel out of storage.
While the warm winter weather was a welcome reprieve for the players at the World's Longest Hockey Game, it made for somewhat challenging ice conditions.
A former member of the Edmonton Police Service's Drug and Gang Enforcement Unit has been found guilty of two counts of trafficking steroids.
More than 700 people have shared their stories with the inquiry so far.