Brazen Langford flat screen TV heist captured on camera
It appears Boxing Week deals weren't good enough for a pair of alleged thieves in Langford, B.C.
It appears Boxing Week deals weren't good enough for a pair of alleged thieves in Langford, B.C.
Tiferet Welch says her brother, Barry, had been living in the small craft for about five years when a strong current caused it to capsize early in the morning of Dec. 27.
Ontario's police watchdog is probing the conduct of officers who responded to the call.
A webcast of the Tuesday, Dec. 31, 2019 edition of Global News at 5 Edmonton with Gord Steinke.
The 1920s was an iconic decade. The Great War had just ended. Technology changed the world. Magazines, telephones, movies and the radio connected people in ways that never happened before.
The B.C. Government is shutting down stand alone trade offices across Asia and moving them into consulates and embassies across the continent.
Community reporter Morgan Black meets a group of Albertans who are bringing Queen’s music to life, touring a tribute show around North America.
As Albertans prepare to ring in the new year, Global News looks back at some of the events over the past decade that captured the hearts and minds of Albertans. Sarah Ryan has the stories.
The volunteer group assisted Saskatoon police, the RCMP and the Prince Albert police in locating people with dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
As the world rings in the new year, a new decade will also begin. The roaring ’20s is an era that conjures up vivid images. Fletcher Kent has a look at the then… and now.
On Jan. 1, 2020, the federal carbon tax kicks in. Albertans will be paying more to heat their homes and drive to work. And as Tom Vernon explains, the UCP government is vowing to fight it.
The Edmonton Ice Castles are set to open on Friday, Jan. 3, 2020. But as Lisa MacGregor reports, the crews building the massive ice structures have been at the mercy of warm weather as they work to finish.
Rabbis in Saskatchewan say while their small Jewish community has been met with wide support, they know that is not the case everywhere.
A North American tour is making a few stops in Alberta, bringing many cast and crew members home for a performance.
A Prince Albert Correctional inmate was found unresponsive in his cell on Dec. 27.
Police said Tuesday that at least six Liquor Depot stores were hit across the city in December.
As 2019 comes to an end, residents in Lethbridge are looking to 2020 to set new goals.
Officers posed as children in online chatrooms and social media over a three-day period in order to find people looking to sexually exploit kids in Peterborough.
Residents up and down the Okanagan Valley spent the last day of 2019 cleaning up after a significant snowfall.
Following a decade that saw the announcement and completion of a brand new stadium, Saskatchewan cities are getting ready to host several big events in the coming year.
An Edmonton attraction that's becoming a winter tradition at Hawrelak Park is set to open on Friday, Jan. 3.
Mark Gayowski, 34, was reported missing around 5 p.m., several hours after failing to return from a run on the back side of Red Mountain on Monday.
Kevin Gerald Imrie, 40, was last seen Dec. 8 in the RM of Headingley.
None of the allegations have been proven in court.
While New Year's Eve celebrations have become almost synonymous with toasts and champagne, one expert is pointing out the dangers of having a few too many while ringing in the new year.