Group of 20 finance leaders on Sunday said that trade and geopolitical tensions have "intensified," raising risks to improving global growth, but they stopped short of calling for a resolution of a deepening U.S.-China trade conflict.
Veena Dwivedi of Brock University says our brains respond differently when we perceive people to be on 'our teams.'
Six people have died and one is missing after heavy rains and flooding in southeastern China, the official Xinhua News Agency said Sunday.
A panic caused by a mistaken belief that a gun had been fired during a pride parade in America’s capital sent people running through the city’s streets, authorities said.
Federal politicians from across party lines praised Bill C-337 as it unanimously passed in the House — more than two years ago.
The massive protest came three days before Hong Kong’s government plans to bring the bill to the full legislature, bypassing the committee process, in a bid to win approval by the end of the month.
See how D-Day landmarks looked 75 years ago, compared to today when a Global News crew visited as part of our extensive anniversary coverage.
"It's going to be a little marathon for me," he said. "Out of these six (bands), I play guitar in two, bass in three and drums in one."
Paying people to work out might help them get more active, though the effects may not last, researchers say.
Abbotsford police are investigating a second shots fired incident in as many days, after bullets riddled an empty vehicle and a home Saturday night.
Pacific Gas & Electric is under pressure to prevent fire starts after downed power lines and other company equipment have been blamed for conflagrations that began during so-called fire weather.
Marcelo Ebrard, who helped negotiate the deal in Washington D.C., said when he arrived back home and gave the president his report, he told Lopez Obrador: "There are no tariffs, Mr. President, we emerged with our dignity intact."
"The big thing is to educate people on prostate cancer; a lot of people don't know what prostate cancer is," says Charlie Taylor.
Dozens of people turned out for a panel on heart health in Kelowna on Saturdya.
Some Raptors fans travelled alone to Oakland to watch the team take on the Golden State Warriors. But they weren't alone for long.
Eating disorders among teen boys are often characterized by eating too much protein, rigid restriction of carbs and fats, and cycling between periods of overconsumption and calorie cutting in an effort to build muscle, according to doctors.
Environment Canada declared Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, Olds and Sundre were under the warning as of 7:30 p.m.
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce park turned into a battleground Saturday, for the fifth edition of the Sword Play Outdoor Tournament.
The bullying video, which shows a 15-year-old getting punched repeatedly, is the second to emerge in B.C. this week.
Edmonton's Pride March was subdued but celebratory on Saturday.
The Saturday, June 8, 2019 edition of the Global News Hour at 6. Hosted by Kim Smith.
Sat, Jun 8 – Pride festivities took over parts of downtown Edmonton on Saturday. It’s all about celebrating the LGBTQ community, but as Albert Delitala reports, this year’s pride had a different feel from past years.
Visitors to the Saskatchewan Science Centre got to interact with a unique search and rescue dog-in-training.
Sat, Jun 8 – There’s a proposal for Edmonton Nordic Spa to open up outside the gates of Fort Edmonton Park. But city councillors need to give the idea a green light. Julia Wong explains.
