A group of suicide bombers detonated their explosives in a northeastern Lebanese village near the border with Syria on Monday, killing five people and wounding at least 15, a Lebanese military official and paramedics said.
Mexico's president arrives in Canada today to begin three days of carefully choreographed North American leader summitry.
MMA fighter Ryan Jimmo, based in Edmonton has been identified as victim of deadly hit and run early Sunday morning.
A Surrey cab driver has been let go from his job after failing a roadside drinking test while on shift last week.
Fire trucks have been dispatched to the Toronto Islands after a large grass fire was reported at Hanlan’s Point on the Toronto Islands.
Parents whose children have spent time at Regina General Hospital's NICU got another chance to say thank you at a reunion on Sunday between hospital staff and the families they helped saved.
This is what a 10-year-old boy did to remind children who are ill in hospital that they are still loved and appreciated.
A family from Central Alberta wants to see more serious consequences for dog owners if their animal bites a human, especially if it happens more than once.
The Sunday, June 26, 2016 edition of Global News Hour at 6, Edmonton’s #1 newscast. Hosted by Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.
In another sign of Surrey's increasing growth and diversity, the municipality held its first-ever pride parade today.
Sun, Jun 26 – The parents of Joanne Sisson are sharing their story after the grade six student was struck by a truck while biking to school. Her parents say she is remaining positive despite the multitude of severe injuries. Julia Wong has their story.
Police have made a number of arrests in connection with several firearm incidents over the past two days. According to police, the firearms believed to be related to the shootings have been seized.
Sun, Jun 26 – A Central Alberta family is calling for more serious consequences for dog owners after their nine-year-old daughter was attacked by a large dog that had previously bitten another child. Sarah Kraus reports. Sarah.kraus@globalnews.ca
Cars flew down the runway at the Lethbride airport this weekend as drag racers from across southern Alberta put rubber to pavement in the first ever 1/8 mile drag race.
On the morning of June 15, 11-year-old Joanne Sisson was biking to Velma E. Baker School when she was hit by a truck on 28 Street and 43A Avenue.
A daughter's wish was to walk in her mother's memory after losing her to cancer, but this weekend she was told that wish couldn't be granted, after her fundraising efforts fell short for the Alberta Cancer Foundation's 'One Walk To Conquer Cancer'.
Sun, Jun 26 – Any fan of the fictional Harry Potter series knows just how intense a game of quidditch can get. You have the seekers, beaters, chasers, and of course the golden snitch. An Edmonton club is hoping you might just try out the new sport on the block. Quinn Ohler has the story.
Harry Potter's magic sport of quidditch comes to life in Edmonton as part of the Canadian Western Fantasy 2016: Summer Solsnitch.
The CN Tower marked its 40th anniversary Sunday, and an engineer involved with building the tower emphasized the important role work crews played in bringing the structure to fruition.
At least six people were stabbed Sunday when a rally by the KKK and other right-wing extremist groups turned violent when they were met by counter-protesters in Sacramento.
Witnesses say a Chrysler 300 was weaving in and out of traffic before running a red light and colliding with another car early Sunday afternoon.
