Effective immediately, if a team makes their first coach's challenge of the game and does not win that challenge, the team will now lose a timeout. If the team wins its challenge, it will keep its timeout.
New research suggests your need for a caffeine fix is simply written in your genes.
The online, short-term rental site is trying to attract new hosts in Vancouver and other markets by offering a financial incentive.
The U.N. health agency says reports from national authorities indicate no confirmed laboratory cases of the Zika virus in anyone associated with the Rio Olympics.
The suspended Kennebecasis Regional Police officer has been taken off active duty.
Klaus the Labrador retriever is part of a rescue team working in the Italian town of Accumoli, sniffing piles of rubble and indicating to his handler if there is any sign of life.
The Saskatchewan government has a plan in place to make sure social services clients will still receive payments in the event of a work disruption at Canada Post.
Police in central Alberta have charged a 24-year-old man in connection to the alleged luring and sexual assault of a 13-year-old boy.
Increasing cloudiness on Friday will lead to a mix of sun and clouds over the weekend with a moderate chance of showers.
Cincinnati police are asking for the public's help in trying to identify the source of the suspected heroin behind an estimated 78 overdoses in just two days.
A U.S. coast guard aircraft dropped pumping equipment to the fishing vessel while the CAT stood by to lend assistance.
The Stollery Children's Hospital at the University of Alberta in Edmonton is now able to perform 2,800 more surgeries per year thanks to an expanded pediatric operating suite.
Bruderheim has joined a list of Alberta communities where young teens aren't allowed out at night.
A Calgary woman charged with the murder of her 78-year-old mother has elected for a trial by judge alone.
The 26th annual Calgary Pride Festival kicks off on Friday, featuring 11 days of events celebrating the LGBTQ community.
Oil eased on Friday, on course for its largest weekly decline in a month after the Saudi energy minister watered down expectations that the world's largest producers might agree next month to limit their output.
The City of Edmonton has temporarily closed all spray parks because the high North Saskatchewan River level is affecting EPCOR's ability to produce drinking water.
Four months after the Fort McMurray wildfire forced more than 80,000 residents to flee and destroyed 2,400 homes and buildings, graduating Grade 12 students are going back to school to say goodbye.
Edmonton has no shortage of great attractions and facilities for the whole family to enjoy, including the John Janzen Nature Centre and Muttart Conservatory – both of which are turning 40. Alex and Tiffany joined Global News Morning to talk about some …
Roland from AMA Travel joined Global News Morning to talk about how it’s a good time to start planning winter vacations, and shared some promotions AMA will have.
Police seize oxycodone and marijuana, charge two Alberta men after a speeding vehicle was stopped in Saskatchewan.
A group that represents 30 northern Manitoba First Nations wants to talk with the province about buying a mill that is closing in December.
A neighbour across the street where three people were found dead from a suspected crossbow attack in east-end Toronto Thursday afternoon said a man banged on his door telling him to call 911 prior to first responders arriving at the scene.
It is believed that the flames broke out in the carport of the home on Greenwell Street before quickly spreading to the rest of the house.
The Saskatoon Blades have missed the playoffs for three straight seasons but new head coach Dean Brockman says the time to win is now.
