The National Capital Commission announced Wednesday that on May 18, the summer season for Gatineau Park will begin. The park will offer camping, hiking, cycling and the Mackenzie King Estate will be open to visitors. The parkways throughout the park will also reopen to motor vehicles. The parkways are scheduled to open at noon on...
The program promotes protecting vulnerable seniors and including seniors in community life.
Two high school students and a bus driver were taken to hospital as a precaution Wednesday morning after a minivan rear-ended a bus just outside of Strathroy.
Loyalist Township firefighters responded to a house fire on Wednesday on Bath Road.
The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee released thousands of pages worth of interview transcripts Wednesday.
Michel Arsenault was arrested in Edmonton on Wednesday by Quebec detectives and local authorities.
Dozens of ladies are taking part in Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build event this week. Nancy Carlson spoke with Oryssia Lennie about how the event serves Edmonton.
An Alberta family was at a Strathcona County campground this weekend, when a nearby wildfire essentially forced them all apart. Julia Wong has the details.
On May 16, Mayor Bruce Evans announced that the town of White City has initiated a process to incorporate Emerald Park and neighbouring residential and commercial subdivisions in order to create one urban municipality.
The Japanese-based Suntory distillery has run out of two of its most popular whiskies, including the 17-year-old Hibiki featured in the film Lost in Translation.
The Saskatchewan Building and Accessibility Standards Appeal Board will hear arguments for a stay of proceedings in regards to the City of Regina’s order to fill in the Capital Pointe hole.
If Kinder Morgan wants to abandon the Trans Mountain pipeline, Finance Minister Bill Morneau said the government will back other companies willing to build the expansion. Global National’s David Akin joined Global News at Noon Edmonton with further details.
RCMP investigators said the car was heading east when it left the highway and rolled.
The walkout at Cannes has horror fans counting down until the release date of 'The House That Jack Built.'
Richard Carr of Natural Resources Canada said weather is expected to be hotter and drier than normal in most parts of the country in the coming months.
The $200,000 public art project will include a wall-mounted feature for the new main entrance and include a design to fill 1,500-square-feet of interior window space.
Halifax Regional Police say that at 7:16 a.m. Wednesday, officers responded to a report of a broken front window at 2411 Agricola Street, a store owned by Coastal Cannapy Inc.
Eleven more lawyers will be added to the current eight that provide free four-hour consultations for sexual assault survivors.
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said she is working very closely with the federal government, and her government is looking at ensuring different framework is in place to get moving on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. She said Alberta will do “whatever is necessary” to ensure construction resumes this summer.
Alexandre Taillefer says journalists who work for PKP are encouraged to fall in line with their owner's political views and interests.
Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh said Wednesday the Trans Mountain pipeline “should not be built.” Alberta Premier Rachel Notley fired back saying Singh is “absolutely fundamentally incontrovertibly incorrect.”
Premier Rachel Notley says Alberta is doing “what we can do” to get the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project back on track, which includes passing Bill 12. She said her government has a number of different leverage points in what is a ‘very complex negotiation.”
Alberta Premier Rachel Notley said her NDP government will vote on and pass Bill 12 on Wednesday, which she said gives the government the power to maximize the value the province gets from resources it owns in the province. She said if the path forward for the Trans Mountain pipeline through BC is not settled...
U.S. President Donald Trump said Wednesday the U.S. hasn’t been notified about North Korea’s threat to cancel his planned summit with Kim Jong Un next month.
Naloxone was previously listed as a Schedule II drug in Saskatchewan, which meant it was only available through a pharmacist.