Global News Hour at 6 Weekend: May 26
The Sunday, May 26, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Kim Smith.
The Sunday, May 26, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Kim Smith.
Doug Visser's 233-acre property in the northeast corner of the city has produced a range of crops for Edmontonians for decades.
The motion calls on the city to relax its 2015 zoning rules, which prohibit sales of medical marijuana in the Downtown Eastside.
Almost 160 new rental homes will be built on Clement Avenue across from the police station for Kelowna’s middle-income families.
Logan Kilgore scored one touchdown and passed for another as the Edmonton Eskimos opened the CFL’s pre-season with a 22-7 victory over the B.C. Lions on Sunday. The new-look Eskimos fielded a more veteran lineup for the game, while the Lions had less experience overall, including not dressing quarterback Mike Reilly, their biggest free agent...
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the Liberals' decision to name Unifor to a panel that will decide which media outlets receive government funding is the latest example of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau "stacking the deck" in his favour to get re-elected in October.
The tally from northeast England, the first of the U.K.'s 12 regions to report, gave the Brexit Party, launched just weeks ago, 39 per cent of the vote.
Protesters in Montreal say the recent criminalization of abortion in some parts of the U.S. should serve as a wake-up call to Canadians.
“I was upset myself, almost speechless when it happened. It was such a shock for it to happen for two little baby owls that were just starting to grow,” Donald Lawlor said.
Oscar Arfmann, 65, is charged with first-degree murder after allegedly killing Davidson in a shootout in November 2017.
The Saskatchewan Marathon sprinted through Saskatoon with record-setting attendance and one 74-year-old man trying to improve his own personal best and run 21 kilometres.
Felix Klein, the government’s anti-Semitism commissioner, was quoted Saturday as saying: “I cannot recommend to Jews that they wear the skullcap at all times everywhere in Germany.” He didn’t elaborate on what places and times might be risky.
Over 40 model trains were on display to help raise funds for the Sun Youth Organization.
More than 400 million voters in 28 nations had the right to vote over the past four days. Here's a look at that massive exercise in democracy.
Amanda Eller, who is from the Maui town of Haiku, went missing on May 8. Her white Toyota RAV4 was found in the forest parking lot with her phone and wallet inside.
On Sunday, a mock travel day at Halifax Stanfield Airport sought to give those on the autism spectrum the chance to experience the process of travelling through an airport.
The Retail Council of Canada says the potential shutdown of two B.C. container terminals will have ripple effects across Canada's economy.
The New Brunswick RCMP's police dog services were called after the alleged incident, and a perimeter was set up around the store.
First responders are making their way up the Lost Lake Trail towards the injured female.
Finnish captain Marko Anttila's second goal of the game broke a 1-1 tie early in the third period as the Finns defeated Canada for a second time at the tournament.
The barrier at Nanaimo Square, which says the enclosed area is a licensed patio space, was erected before the business owner had submitted an application for a patio licence.
The Canadian Red Cross says the two people were briefly treated at a hospital in Waterville, N.B., before being released.