Federal Heritage Minister Melanie Joly said she was "extremely surprised" by Hockey Canada's position, while Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard called it "deplorable" and "ridiculous."
The federal government doesn't believe it can do much on its own to stem the growing tide of fake news in Canada, according to briefing notes prepared for Canadian Heritage Minister Melanie Joly.
From Backstreet Boys to N'Sync, the official Twitter account for the Edmonton Police Service has been making its safety messages a bit more musical lately.
Donald Trump hosted a discussion at the White House on Wednesday with a group of over 40 people who were connected to U.S. school shootings.
All quarantines imposed on Prairie farms and ranches because of a few cases of bovine tuberculosis have been lifted, according to the Canadian government.
All quarantines imposed on Prairie farms and ranches because of a few cases of bovine tuberculosis have been lifted, according to the Canadian government.
The Edmonton Police Service’s Twitter account has been getting more creative and more musical lately. Emily Mertz looks at why and what impact it’s having.
Interior Heath is warning drug users in Penticton “about a potential increased overdose risk.”
Many drivers in Quebec aren't impressed with the government's efforts to improve crumbling roads.
While Quebec has agreed to put a temporary halt to the cuts, many want a guarantee from the government that services will not stop for the most vulnerable clientele.
Already this season, roughly 8,000 truckloads of snow have been dumped at the University Drive snow location in Lethbridge. The same amount has been dumped along the 43 Street site.
A webcast of the Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Vonn Chorneyko is one of just 30 people in Canada with Fanconi Anemia, and the only one in the province. It’s an incurable disease that affects the bone marrow and leaves his blood cell counts dangerously low; meaning even the most common viruses, could be fatal.
WalMart hopes to have its home-delivery service up and running some time this summer.
Mark Letestu is ready to be traded before Monday's deadline.
The three transit authority officers were found guilty in June 2017 of issuing bogus tickets to panhandlers who were regulars at TTC properties for loitering and solicitation, even though none of the officers witnessed any infractions of bylaws.
Calgary is host to one of six meetings where '60s Scoop survivors are invited to share their painful past.
The route cancellations leave northern B.C. with little in the way of commercial bus service.
SaskPower is expanding their commercial and industrial smart meter pilot program to businesses across Saskatchewan.
Ontario publishes educational children's book series on inclusion and diversity.
Along with emergency room wait times, the AHS Alexa Skill will also be able to give news and information.
It used to be when news happened elsewhere in the world, media hosts would could only comment from afar. Not anymore. Thanks to social media, we can now talk to newsmakers live.
The B.C. Passenger Transportation Board has ruled the company can eliminate nine routes around the province and three route segments.
Television clips showed Noh Seon-yeong in tears on the bench after the race while her teammates appeared to ignore her and walk away
The organization responsible for elections in New Brunswick hosted the province's registered political parties for an information session detailing what is and what isn't allowed in their upcoming campaigns.