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Alberta government expects $100 payouts to arrive within 2 weeks of applications
Albertans who apply for $100 affordability payments from the province could see the money deposited in their bank accounts within two weeks of applying.
Carney says Ottawa, B.C. to fund new Tumbler Ridge school, health centre
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the federal and B.C. governments are pledging $100 million each to the new Tumbler Ridge high school and a modernized community health centre.
Hegseth slams NATO and ‘middle powers’ talk, launches Europe troop review
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's speech appeared to take a veiled dig at recent remarks made by Prime Minister Mark Carney about middle powers needing to band together.
‘It’s absolutely nostalgic’: Shoppers embrace Zellers’ return to Toronto
A giant Zeddy Bear, kiddie rides and diner favourites greeted shoppers as Zellers reopened in Toronto on Thursday, reviving memories for longtime fans.
Vance defends Iran deal, says U.S. ‘only powerful ally’ Israel has left
U.S. Vice President JD Vance said the U.S. Navy has allowed more than a dozen ships through to Iranian ports, lifting a blockade as part of an agreement to end the war.
The Curator: Your ultimate outdoor entertaining guide
Style expert Susie Wall shares her top tips for outdoor entertaining to impress--from patterned sofa throws to lantern-style string lights and beyond.
Calgary police ask for public’s help in extortion investigation
Calgary police have released photos of two suspects and a vehicle believed to be involved in the ongoing series of extortions against members of the city's South Asian community.
‘A piece of us is now gone:’ Family of man fatally shot seeks justice after 8 arrested
'There's no apology that can made to make this right or to bring Anthony back to us. He's gone forever and he's not coming back,' said Anthony's aunt Richelle Taylor.
Son of Norway’s crown princess sentenced to 4 years in prison for rape
Prosecutors were seeking a sentence of seven years and seven months, while defence lawyers said he should be acquitted of the rape allegations and receive no more than 18 months.
Multiple people injured at water park in Cultus Lake, RCMP say
Global News received word that multiple air ambulances were called to Cultus Lake Waterpark on Monday morning as an incident unfolds.
Liberals to table newest version of First Nations clean drinking water bill
The legislation is expected to be introduced in the House of Commons on Monday, just days before MPs rise for a planned summer break.
Vancouver gets its turn in World Cup spotlight as Australia takes on Turkey
Thousands of Turkish and Australian fans are expected at BC Place as Vancouver hosts its first-ever FIFA World Cup match tonight.
Carney says ‘strands’ of a new world order could be woven at G7 summit
Carney says next week's G7 summit will bring together a broader group of countries to tackle issues ranging from AI regulation to geopolitical conflicts.
Port Alberni’s workforce pivots from forestry to green construction
Known as the forestry capital of Vancouver Island, many of the residents worked in the industry at sawmills and in pulp and paper production.
Calgary, Edmonton police forces pay tribute to slain Ontario officers
The Calgary police service has lowered flags outside all detachments to half-mast in honour of two police officers in Ontario who were slain in the line of duty this week.
Overwhelmed N.S. food banks expect summer months to be especially challenging
Tough times for Nova Scotians are continuing amid the high cost of living, according to local food banks, and the summer months will bring unique challenges.
Spruce Grove ballpark still not open after 4 years of construction delays
The 2026 Cactus Rats home open date has come and gone with no fans in the stands or players on the field — four years after the Spruce Grove stadium was supposed to open.
Manitoba Hydro making ‘significant progress’ restoring power after storm
Manitoba Hydro says 'significant progress' has been made, but many customers are still without power after a stretch of chaotic weather hit the province this week.
Florida man sues police over false arrest linked to facial recognition error
According to the American Civil Liberties Union, there are 15 known examples of this type of misidentification error in the United States.
Can GLP-1s lower some cancer risks? What new research suggests
Currently, two generic versions of Ozempic and Wegovy are available for Canadians to purchase for patients who use it to treat diabetes or weight loss for a fraction of the cost.
Hundreds line up for 1st day of FIFA World Cup Fan Fest in Vancouver
The Fan Festival will feature live screenings of men's World Cup matches throughout the venue. It also includes musical performances, food and drink options and activities.
