Hamilton’s aging affordable housing stock to receive much-needed repair
CityHousing Hamilton chair and Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins has estimated that 7,000 units owned and operated by the city date back to the 1950s, '60s and '70s.
CityHousing Hamilton chair and Ward 5 Coun. Chad Collins has estimated that 7,000 units owned and operated by the city date back to the 1950s, '60s and '70s.
Author Patrick Radden Keefe’s new book Empire of Pain digs into the opioid crisis and the family tied to a major U.S. company that many believe is connected to situation.
The Assiniboine Valley Railway president said there won't be a railway season this year as the railway tries to determine its future.
Two positive COVID-19 cases have been identified in screening ahead of the World Women's Curling Championship.
New Ipsos polling for Global News shows that most Canadians are uninterested in the latest federal budget as the pandemic continues.
OC Transpo is installing permanent driver shields made of hard plastic on more than 750 buses across its fleet to better protect operators in the COVID-19 pandemic.
Saskatchewan Blue Cross president Shelley Vandenberg says she's won't know if private information was compromised until cybersecurity experts are able to learn more.
Police said an 18-year-old woman was driving on McCallum Road near the Highway 11 intersection at 1:27 a.m. when a police vehicle asked her to pull over.
As the death toll mounts, the night skies in some Indian cities glow from the funeral pyres, as crematoria are overwhelmed and bodies are burned outside in the open air.
The dog adoption program at the new Peterborough Animal Care Centre will be named after Glenn Stonehouse for his contribution.
One man was taken to hospital and several other people were removed from a home after a garage explosion at a northeast Edmonton home on Sunday evening.
A Canadian Armed Forces warning deployment order obtained by Global News says critical care nursing officers and crews to assist with 24-hour medical transports could be coming.
Global Edmonton is pleased to support the 2021 World Diversity in Leadership Conference. The 5-day event will take place at the Edmonton Convention Center from July 6-10, 2021. The theme for this year is “The importance of a diverse workforce in economic recovery”. It will showcase speakers from different spectrum of society and will address...
The state of local emergency means council will be voting on a number of enhanced measures at its next meeting on Tuesday.
A teenager has died in connection to a stabbing incident Saturday afternoon in a Vancouver park. Police have identified him as 15-year-old Remy Mizutani-Lavoie.
Conservative defence committee members asked the committee clerk Sunday for further hearings into the Liberals' handling of the allegation against Vance.
At least 2.37 per cent of the population, or 900,000 people, have received two doses of the vaccine and are now fully immunized.
"We want people to take what you need, give what you can, and that's pretty much it ... No policing, no shaming."
A Shuswap MLA is speaking out about a vaccination clinic staffing program he believes is not working in Salmon Arm.
On April 11, Maskwacis RCMP and EMS responded to the aftermath of a home invasion, finding a 51-year-old man with stab wounds.
Scientists across Canada joined together to study the coronavirus variants of concern. Two USask researchers are part of the team charged with explaining the risks to Canadians.
Violent attacks involving youth captured on video are raising concerns about issues of bullying in central Alberta communities.
The demand for AstraZeneca among B.C. Gen-Xers has far outstripped supply, leaving many on wait lists or hunting further afield for a dose.
The tax deadline is April 30, but this year’s returns are expected to be more complicated for some people. Kim Smith spoke with Lisa Gittens with H&R Block for advice on how people need to manage some of the changes.
Here’s Kevin O’Connell’s Sunday, April 25, 2021 weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.