The loss of a loved one brings waves of emotion and many people struggle to deal with these feelings and find light on the other side. Park Memorial Funeral Home is holding a one-day session to help people find grace in grief. Kevin sits down with Kirstie Smolyk to learn more about the session.
Steven Proulx, who is involved in the lawsuit, says that the goal is to give residents what they deserve.
In Canada, 291 workers were killed in the workplace in 2017.
Writing in the Mail on Sunday newspaper, May told Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn: "Let's do a deal."
A Taliban suicide bomber detonated his explosives-laden car at a police headquarters in northern Afghanistan followed by clashes between gunmen and security forces, officials and the Taliban said on Sunday.
The investment includes more than $86,000 for a drone, $20,000 for night-vision goggles, $18,000 for gas masks, and $8,000 for the youth cadet program.
An early morning rocket from the Gaza Strip killed an Israeli man Sunday outside a home in the coastal city of Ashkelon amid a massive wave of attacks, marking the first Israeli casualty from rocket fire since the 2014 war with Hamas militants.
There is little evidence that hospitals have made birth safer for women who are experiencing normal, healthy pregnancies, says midwife Kathi Wilson
There are multiple factors that can affect how big or small a bump looks.
Since the two series are winding down, the question both teams were asked was "name something you might put on your bucket list."
PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. - Dante Hannoun had a goal and two assists and Ian Scott earned his league-leading fourth shutout of the playoffs as the Prince Albert Raiders blanked the Vancouver Giants 4-0 on Saturday in Game 2 of the Western Hockey League final.
With record-high gas prices in B.C., more and more people are buying gas in bulk south of the border. Experts say it can be dangerous.
Toronto Police Const. David Hopkinson told Global News said that such activity is not allowed in the city, and that the culprit could be charged with mischief.
Labour groups are worried about jobs and wages under a new UCP government.
The Saturday, May 4, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Kim Smith.
Anthony Creed Cortez is facing six charges in connection with the crash that killed 35-year-old Danielle Charlton.
Global Edmonton’s weather forecast for Sat, May 4.
"What an outstanding day this is for us," said Jennifer Petracek-Kolb, YMCA CEO.
The Royal Canadian Legion is condemning an event held at a local Alberta legion that was organized by the Soldiers of Odin.
Sat, May 4 – Just days after her dog was viciously attacked by another dog, a southeast Edmonton woman is speaking out. She thinks more can be done to keep people and pets in her neighbourhood safe. As Albert Delitala explains, she wants the dog’s owners to take responsibility.
Sat, May 4 – The Royal Canadian Legion issued a directive after it was discovered a northern Alberta branch hosted an event organized by the Soldiers of Odin. Julia Wong reports.
One man is dead after an incident that involved a Regina police officer on Saturday.
Money raised from the May 11 fundraiser goes towards the Young Artists Music Academy, an intensive program for young Lethbridge musicians.
Maximum Security had crossed the finish line first but was later disqualified.
Police were called to the wreckage of a downed aircraft northeast of the town in the Smithers Landing area.
