B.C.'s chief auditor of mines found changes to the province's tailings storage requirements made after the Mount Polley disaster have generally improved mining waste management.
While there were three more deaths reported Saturday, COVID-19 trends in Manitoba remained relatively unchanged with 151 new cases counted.
The group Citizens for Fort La Tour has launched an online fundraiser for repairs to one of the historical site's interpretation centre buildings damaged by fire in May.
Dollard-Des-Ormeaux native Jessica Rosval has been named female chef of the year in the Guida Dell'Espresso — a guide to the best restaurants in Italy.
The new Quispamsis Farmers Market will operate for the first time Sunday, June 20, at the arts and culture park behind Quispamsis Town Hall.
Myanmar described the resolution, which passed Friday and is not legally binding, as being "based on one-sided sweeping allegations and false assumptions."
The event came on what's also known as Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the U.S. and has been declared a federal holiday south of the border.
The revitalization project, which is also getting $3 million from the municipality, will feature a redesign and upgrade of Charlotte Street.
Police said one of the officers was taken to hospital with a 'significant injury,' and police are recommending multiple charges against the man.
The website says the move, announced on Friday, complies with amended guidelines from New York State.
It’s Father’s Day weekend so it’s a great time to look at some food and drink ideas to celebrate the holiday outdoors with family. Dan Clapson of Eat North has a few tasty suggestions to enjoy outside.
The annual 24-hour hockey game for the Matt Cook Foundation normally takes place in April but was postponed due to COVID-19. Now, family, friends and supporters of the local hockey player who lost his life to cancer will be able to play the sport he loved in his honour. Tammy Coley shares how the 10th...
If you’ve stopped by local farmers markets you’ve likely come across Steve and Dan’s Fresh B.C. Fruit. Now the pair has unveiled a new community supported agriculture (CSA) program to make sure you can get your hands on fresh B.C. produce all summer long. Steve Souto explains how it works.
Governments have turned to maternity pens, captive breeding and killing hundreds of wolves in an effort to keep caribou around.
In light of recent developments, we can upgrade the possibility of a fall federal election to “near certainty.” Rob Breakenridge discusses that that means for Erin O'Toole.
After more than a year of following stay at home orders and social distancing guidelines, it’s understandable, some may be reluctant to renter society. As Global News Health reporter Jamie Mauracher explains, more than half of Canadians are feeling some form of reopening anxiety.
Here’s meteorologist Jesse Beyer’s Friday, June 18, 2021 evening weather forecast for Edmonton, Alberta and the surrounding area.
RCMP Chief Supt. Kevin Kunetzki speaks about police service dog Jago, who was killed during a manhunt in northern Alberta, and shared stories from his handler Cpl. Scott Mcleod.
Alberta RCMP Chief Supt. Kevin Kunetzki speaks outside K Division in Edmonton on Friday about a police situation near High Prairie, where police service dog Jago and a 29-year-old suspect Lionel Ernest Grey both died.
At a time when incidents of racism and hate keep making headlines in Alberta and across the country, news that Canada’s highest court could welcome its first person of colour is inspiring people in Edmonton that knew him. Chris Chacon has more on the early life of Mahmud Jamal.
The generous donors are Lance Torgerson and his wife Tammy.
The Calgary Stampede and midway are hiring less positions than in previous years for next month's event, but with a deeper focus on cleaning protocols.
'We were just in utter shock and blessed that they reached out to us and they have helped us immensely,' said Kendall-Leigh Beal of Highway to Healing.
Part one of step three requires 70 per cent of adults to receive the first COVID-19 shot. As of June 18, 5,520 more people over 18 years old needed their first shot.
Doctors are concerned about the Delta variant, which is more transmissible than the alpha variant; research has shown a single dose of vaccine offers less protection against it.