Rain, mountain snow to end October and start November in the Okanagan
Rain, mountain snow in the Okanagan weather forecast to finish October and kickoff November.
Rain, mountain snow in the Okanagan weather forecast to finish October and kickoff November.
It's a one-of-a-kind pregnancy: both Texas women were able to carry their son before giving birth.
Police say the woman, who was in her 60s, was crossing the road near the intersection of Courtland and Stirling avenues when she was hit by a car.
A member of the Powerview RCMP will not face charges after an accusation of inappropriately touching a 17-year-old girl.
Hamilton ambulances now display the 'FAST' signs of stroke to urge residents to call 911 right away if a stroke is suspected.
Saskatoon police said they used a tire deflation device to stop reported stolen truck at Idylwyld Drive North and 25th Street.
A month-long preliminary inquiry into SNC-Lavalin Group Inc. kicked off Monday.
Waterloo Regional Police say the woman was driving her car along Lobsinger Line, just west of Heidelberg, just past noon on Saturday.
The president-elect has built his popularity on a mixture of often outrageous or offensive comments and hardline positions.
The City of Montreal pilot-project banning through-traffic on Mount Royal is coming to a close.
Rosamond Turner, 25, from Toronto dealt with psoriasis for most of her adult life. Her outbreaks got so bad that she couldn't leave the house.
The Transporation Safety Board has released its 2018 watchlist that highlights key issues that the board say requires government and industry attention in order to make the nation's "transportation system even safer."
Toronto police Det. Sgt. Ian Nichol said on Monday that the known losses connected with the activities exceeded half a million dollars over a three-month period.
Kingston police are looking for a man they say attacked and robbed a friend.
When London police went to arrest a woman on outstanding warrants on Friday, they ended up laying charges of their own.
A group of insulators gathered on the steps of the Alberta Legislature Monday morning to send a message to the provincial government.
SaskPower and Manitoba Hydro are working on a new long-term deal that would up to an additional 215 megawatts of hydroelectricity flow into Saskatchewan.
B.C. Transportation minister Claire Trevena says a majority of the province will be covered by bus service after Greyhound 'abandons' the province on October 31.
Human rights commission chair Nathalie Chiasson said people need to understand the impact of indirect discrimination - when there is an adverse effect on someone even when the original intent may not have been to discriminate.
Margeaux Maron, our Global News Community Reporter, answers a few questions for Global Edmonton viewers, including: what do you like to do on your days off, what is the best part of your job, and what is the best part of living in Edmonton?
According to Nottawasaga OPP, on Sunday at around 11:45 p.m., shots were fired into two homes on Admiral Crescent.
It's been a week and a half since recreational cannabis became legal in Canada and already, some Edmonton retail locations have sold out of their product supply.
It's been a week and a half since recreational cannabis became legal in Canada and already, some Edmonton retail locations have sold out of their product supply.
Local 110 members rallied at the Alberta Legislature grounds Monday in an effort to get new collective bargaining agreement.
Host and Co-Producer of Global News Family Matters, Kim Smith, answers a few questions for Global Edmonton viewers, including: what is the best part of your job, what is your favourite movie, and what is the best part of living in Edmonton?