Bombardier’s Downsview Airport location put up for sale
The transportation company said it put its 152-hectare Downsview Airport location north of Toronto's downtown up for sale a couple of weeks ago as part of its financial turnaround plan.
The transportation company said it put its 152-hectare Downsview Airport location north of Toronto's downtown up for sale a couple of weeks ago as part of its financial turnaround plan.
"We're seeing the heart and soul of a lot of communities across the city losing those basic things that they need."
Standing in the rain didn't exactly make for a pleasant time in the Fraser Valley this week.
The leaked draft policy document prompted sharp criticism from arms control experts, who voiced concerns it could raise the risks of nuclear war.
A Florida police officer likely won't forget Thursday night for a while — instead of wrangling a criminal, he had to catch a 3.81-metre long Burmese python in the heart of the Everglades.
Neither the City of Vancouver nor police are stopping an open market for marijuana on Robson Street.
Al Carbone, owner of the Kit Kat Italian Bar and Grill, told Global News his business has been negatively impacted by the King Street transit pilot project and placed a large ice sculpture of a hand showing the middle finger outside of his restaurant, a move he said is in response to the project.
The Concordia Association for Students in English (CASE) says professors have been reassigned while an investigation into sexual misconduct takes place.
Add KFC Canada to the list of companies looking to capitalize on the frenzied interest in cryptocurrencies.
A Lethbridge man is showing off his collection of over 4,000 comic books. Matt Battochio has more on the impressive haul and explores comic book fandom in the city.
Skiers and snowboarders in Revelstoke were treated to a unique sight this week.
Meteorologist Jesse Beyer has our weather forecast for Friday, Jan. 12, 2018. The deep freeze is breaking!
The Edmonton Oilers will visit the newest expansion team in the NHL for the first time on Saturday. As Vinesh Pratap reports, a lot of fans are joining them.
630 CHED's J'lyn Nye remembers one of Edmonton's unsung heroes.
Friends of a young Edmonton man, whom they claim is being held against his will in Thailand, are fearful for his well-being. Sarah Kraus reports.
An Alberta father is looking for answers after his son overdosed on fentanyl while in segregation at the Drumheller Institute. Kim Smith reports.
Industry standards indicate that buses are supposed to arrive on time between 85 and 90 per cent. Halifax's fleet only arrived on schedule 73 per cent of the time.
An Edmonton man accused of killing his ex-wife said she fell down the stairs. But witnesses are questioning those claims in court, describing her injuries as ‘”catastrophic.” As Fletcher Kent reports, the jury also heard suggestions the accused wanted the victim gone.
The Friday, Jan. 12, 2018 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Gord Steinke and Carole Anne Devaney.
The fairly routine exam for previous presidents has taken on outsized importance in the age of Trump.
Her mother hopes that she'll give some kind of sign when she wakes up.
The number of passengers at Kelowna International Airport is taking off. Almost 1.9 million people were through the doors last year, setting a new record every month.
Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps says she'd like to see the entire province adopt the ban.
The Quebec government is investing over $23 million to add 350 beds to the private sector in Montreal and surrounding areas.
Friends of a 25-year-old Edmonton man are fearful for his well-being, after he made multiple emergency calls to them from a basement in Thailand.