In 2010 when a fire swept through the historic structure in St. Stephen, N.B., the cleanup uncovered a buried treasure that's now at the centre of a transatlantic debate over a little-known piece of basketball lore.
Once you become a parent, you understand just how true the expression “It takes a village to raise a child” is. Expert Maureen Dennis has some parenting tips for moms and dads.
Money and firearms stolen, man injured in Rhein, Sask., home invasion.
Horwath was asked today about University-Rosedale candidate Jessica Bell, who was arrested as part of a protest over mercury contamination affecting the Grassy Narrows First Nation.
Kawartha Haliburton Children's Aid Society apologized for its "colonialized practices" with Hiawatha First Nation children and families.
Nain, Newfoundland and Labrador is one of the Labrador Innu communities that only allow licensed establishments to sell alcohol.
Some Petro-Canada stations in Calgary and Edmonton are out of gas due to a supply issue.
Edmonton’s Duchess Bakeshop was featured in one of France’s most popular reality baking shows. Co-owner Giselle Courteau shared her experience with Erin Chalmers.
Canada, Mexico and the EU had been exempt from the tariffs, which were imposed in March.
When enjoying the summer sun, don’t forget the sunscreen! Beauty expert Jill Dunn joined Global News Morning Edmonton with some suggestions for sun-safe products, plus a few great tips and items that will keep you looking fresh all day long.
If the federal government can overcome opposition and complete the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion, experts say it will have an asset that will be of great interest to potential buyers.
Canada's big city mayors are gearing up for the 2019 federal election by honing a wish list topped with funding for affordable housing, climate change and new revenue tools.
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities' annual conference is being held this week in Halifax.
Edmonton is hosting the 106th Grey Cup this November and tickets go on sale Friday. CFL Commissioner Randy Ambrosie and Duane Vienneau with the planning committee joined Global News Morning to talk about all the festivities planned leading up to the game.
The province will be introducing ridesharing legislation in the fall, but that's not soon enough.
Officers said they were called to the area of Bloor Street West and South Kingsway at around 8 a.m. where a woman had been hit while riding her bike.
The Federal government has announced it will spend $4.5 billion to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline, and now ministers are out selling the idea to taxpayers. Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr joined Shaye Ganam on Global News Morning to explain the benefits to Canadians.
"Given the variable levels of congestion during the day, it's exquisitely and intolerably difficult to try and plan."
Two Nova Scotia newspapers are going from daily to weekly publications, while others are merging into single papers.
June 5 is Renaissance Hotel’s Global Day of Discovery – a chance for you to uncover some of Edmonton’s sights, sounds, tastes and arts all in one place. David Keam and Moe Eddine explain.
Some street closures could affect your weekend plans.
RCMP said they seized the truck, which had been reported stolen, and a long-barrel rifle in the Big River First Nation home.
Shellbrook RCMP said two people stole an unknown amount of gasoline, jerry cans and cheques from a rural property.
The search for a missing Barrie teenager is over after he was located safely by police.
A Halifax-based group dedicated to employment equity is calling for an independent public inquiry into what it calls a pattern of bullying and discrimination at the municipality.
