The first two months of the year are often the most popular time for couples to file for divorce. But a growing number of couples are taking matters into their own hands. Kim Smith explains.
Here are the top stories from the Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Jennifer Crosby.
The broomball tournament, a fan favourite, is back on the menu at the Vernon Winter Carnival after a 5-year hiatus.
Artist Alex Bierk has lost friends to opioid overdoses and wants to address the crisis through his art.
A new YouTube series features six Durham Region-based business owners.
When the Fraser's adopted their daughter 17 years ago, they realized there would be challenges ahead.
Santé Montréal said a patient with a confirmed case of measles travelled by air from Minsk, Belarus, to Montreal on Jan. 27.
Taylor Braat got into journalism because she loves hearing people’s stories and believes human connection is life’s greatest gift.
Life on Okanagan streets made tougher with sub-zero temperatures.
Services like Uber and Lyft were approved by Saskatoon city council in December 2018.
The city planning department received a notification of the company's plans last October but didn't pass on the message to council or the city manager.
Alberta's rural crime strategy has seen more than 800 arrests and 2800 charges laid, but more remains to be done.
Premier Scott Moe says Saskatchewan isn't prepared to share the proceeds of its cannabis sales with municipalities just yet.
Facebook has finally promised the feature that internet users have been pining for — the ability to delete a regretful message from their chat history.
Brock Chessell was hoping his favourite Leafs player, Mitch Marner, would see the sign, but he wasn't prepared for what came next.
In 2016, more than half of firearm-related violent crimes involved handguns, according to Statistics Canada.
SEIU-West, a union that represents Saskatchewan Health Authority-employed security officers, said it’s concerned a report sets the table for privatization.
They say people in Terminal 1 on Sunday Jan. 27 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. may be at risk.
The highway has been closed since a rockslide blocked all four lanes north of Summerland on Saturday morning.
If we don't start making the preservation of historic sites a priority, we are going to miss out on an opportunity to show the world where we have come during our city's history, Joe McFarland writes
Teams from across B.C., Alberta travelling to play in 29th annual event.
Border Security Minister Bill Blair said officials screen all asylum-seekers at the border and that there is no security problem.
New bike racks that also serve as public art are being installed in Calgary as the city hosts an international winter cycling conference.
A mix of freezing rain and ice pellets is expected to begin late Wednesday morning.
According to the 14-page decision by the Saskatchewan Building and Accessibility Standards Appeal Board, the hole has to be filled by March 30, 2019 by Westgate Properties.