Line 3, which was built in the 1960s and is increasingly subject to corrosion and cracking, runs from Hardisty, Alta. to Enbridge's terminal in Superior, Wisconsin, near Lake Superior.
Environment Canada warns heavy winds could toss loose objects, damage weak buildings, break branches off trees and overturn large vehicles.
Edmonton police are looking to speak with people who may have unknowingly bought vehicles on buy-and-sell websites that had their odometers rolled back.
On Sept. 29, 94-year-old Paul Grimme traded in his walker for a jet and went skydiving in Connecticut.
The CANADIAN ICEhouse and The Banquet will be inside the building going up on the former Greyhound terminal site in Ice District.
Winnipeg and southern Manitoba were soaked in September. The official numbers are in.
Labour Minister Monte McNaughton says the three-month project will see inspectors focus on musculoskeletal injury and respiratory illness prevention.
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for London and Middlesex. Residents from London to Parkhill and Strathroy to Komoka can expect the possibility of severe thunderstorms with local damaging wind gusts in the afternoon and early evening. The storm is expected to move southeast across southern Ontario. The thunderstorms are expected to come...
The theme for this year’s Beaumont Night Market is “La vie est Belle,” and the indoor event will have local vendors, live music and fun for all ages. Kathy Barnhart and Hunter Gates share details.
Animals have their own personalities, habits and feelings, just like children. Here are some tips if you’re considering getting a second dog.
We’ve got the latest TV shows, movies, books and more — all coming out in October.
Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says the savings would go toward his party's plans for a universal tax cut and various tax credits.
Mental Q is the brainchild of two Edmonton women who are using their connections and creativity to help youth mental health initiatives. Kelly Vandenberg, along with CASA Foundation executive director Nadine Samycia, share details about an upcoming fundraiser AT Hudsons to support child, adolescent and family mental health.
RCMP in Elphinstone, Man., had an unexpected visitor recently, when a starving puppy was dropped off on the Westman-area detachment's doorstep.
The allegations were made in the mid-1990s. On Monday, the Kingston archdiocese said they found a "semblance of truth" in the reports.
All of the accused have court dates set for later this month or in early December.
Saskatoon police said several suspects fled the home when officers arrived, including one person reportedly armed with a firearm.
The Castle Doctrine is a legal notion similar to Stand Your Ground Laws that allows a person to use deadly force to protect one's home.
The driver and lone occupant of the vehicle was pronounced dead at the scene.
The college made a pitch for the city to chip in $3 million towards the $58-million project, which would see a renovation at the school’s Oxford Street campus.
Edmonton police laid charges in 37,000 cases last year — but Global News has learned in nearly half of the cases, all charges were withdrawn. President-elect of the Alberta Crown Attorneys’ Association Damian Rogers explains why.
Sport Central repairs, recycles and redistributes gently-used equipment to kids and teens whose families can’t afford new gear, but demand is outpacing donations. United Cycle is stepping up to assist, and Kelly Hodgson and Sheldon Oleksyn explain how you can help as well.
For this month’s Crime Stoppers segment, we take a look at the Edmonton Police Service canine unit. S/Sgt. Tom Bechthold, handler Cst. Lauren Croxford, and Bender the police dog joined Global News Morning to talk about the training involved and how canine units help investigations.
The 18-year-old, who has been accused of discharging bear spray during the reported incident, was arrested on Friday.
People across New Brunswick wore orange shirts on Monday in honour of residential school survivors.
