People living in Canada's western provinces are facing hotter temperatures than predicted in the decades to come, a new climate-modelling approach from McGill University suggests.
The bear came "very close" to the train platform, TransLink said.
Forensic pathologist Tera Jones with the Alberta Medical Examiner’s office took the stand, testifying Little Light’s cause of death was multiple stab wounds.
Kagan McLeod's editorial cartoons explore the issues dominating the lead-up to the Ontario provincial election.
Some very tiny falcons have hatched at the University of Montreal.
A Montreal-based sports analytics company has opened shop in downtown Kitchener and the company says it's hoping to take advantage of the highly-skilled talent pool in the tech sector.
On May 16, the Regina Police Service (RPS) confirmed that a 57-year-old man who was the subject of a Public Safety Advisory notice issued on May 5 has been arrested.
Back in April, volunteers surveyed vulnerable people in the province's largest cities in hopes of forming a strategy to end homelessness.
The W. Garfield Weston Foundation has been a large supporter of the Canadian Canoe Museum since 1995.
A 25-year-old man from Montmartre, Sask. has been charged with evading police after a high-speed pursuit of a vehicle on Regina’s Ring Road on Monday.
A Facebook group that lets Albertans express their gratitude for paramedics and the work they do is growing in popularity. Emily Mertz has the details.
The mosquitoes have returned to Edmonton and the city's pest management lab said compared to the last three years, the numbers are slightly elevated.
Sunday night someone broke into the Agur Lake Camp administration office in Summerland and stole the charity’s computer and power point projector. It’s just the most recent in what some are calling a rash of robberies that has frustrated business owners, who are pushing for an increased police presence in the downtown core. “I would...
Michael Low was given a 19-month licence suspension, ordered to pay $30,000 in costs to the Law Society of Ontario and to repay thousands of dollars more to consumers whose money he took but provided no services.
22 civilians recognized for their bravery, intervention and willingness to provide assistance.
A webcast of the Wednesday, May 16, 2018 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
Alberta UCP leader Jason Kenney admits he used colourful language to respond to a question about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and said he doesn’t believe the prime minister knows what’s going on with Kinder Morgan.
Alberta UCP leader Jason Kenney is standing by comments he made about Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, including calling him an “empty trust-fund millionaire who has the political depth of a finger bowl.” Kenney went on to say Trudeau is “one of the worst prime ministers for Alberta in our history.”
A well-known Winnipeg native living in Las Vegas says there's no question in his mind who he's cheering for.
Eleven-year-old Sage Arnold is the winner of the London police "student chief of the day" contest.
A first-line treatment for some cancers seems to have a greater effect on men than women, according to a new study, though researchers aren't sure why.
The BC Prosecution Service announced no charges will be laid against Salmon Arm RCMP members involved in a non-fatal shooting on July 3, 2015.
Some 900 insurance claims remain unresolved two years after a wildfire dubbed ``The Beast'' tore through the city of Fort McMurray and the surrounding area.
Police say they expect large numbers of protesters to flood Quebec City, at the site of the G7 media centre during the summit on June 8 and 9.
Rugby Canada's CEO says major traumatic injuries like one that killed a P.E.I. teenager are rare despite the lack of protective gear because players are trained to safely tackle opponents and respect each other's safety.