Wild pigs take over police station in small Pakistan city
Two pigs trotted into the station in Moro, forcing police to evacuate before they could mount a counterattack.
Two pigs trotted into the station in Moro, forcing police to evacuate before they could mount a counterattack.
The Small Business Support Grant will provide between $10,000 and $20,000 to small businesses that were ordered closed or were subject to "significant" restrictions.
A hundred years ago, Edmontonians elected the first-ever female city councillor. A new joint project aims to uncover Izena Ross’s story, and delve into why there have been so few women elected since. YWCA CEO Katherine O’Neill explains on Global News.
This is the first time since Nov. 22, 2020 that the region has seen no growth in its daily COVID-19 case counts.
Waterloo Public Health reported 132 new positive tests for the coronavirus on Friday, raising the total number of cases in the area to 8,088.
The coronavirus was first detected in the Chinese city of Wuhan just over a year and the number of dead is now about equal to the population of Brussels, Mecca, Minsk or Vienna.
Saskatchewan health authorities say there are 382 new coronavirus cases in the province, with 4,010 active cases and 15,495 total recoveries.
Wellington County OPP say a paramedic was assaulted in the back of an ambulance while responding to a call in Fergus.
Saskatoon police say at least one person suffered serious injuries in a head-on crash on Circle Drive and ask motorists to avoid the area.
Health officials announced outdoor gatherings of up to 10 people would be permitted and personal wellness services could re-open by appointment, as of Jan. 18.
Individuals who lie or mislead health officials can be charged or fined under Nova Scotia's Public Health Act, officials said on Friday.
The 13th Annual Autism Conference will be virtual this year, providing support to families with special needs during the pandemic. Terri Duncan, executive director of Children’s Autism Services in Edmonton, explains how the pandemic actually made it possible to have a guest speaker they’d always hoped to book.
Many of us have chalked the walks, baked the bread and solved the puzzles. So what’s next? Parenting Expert Maureen Dennis shares her family’s favourite ways of having fun at home.
While traveling is not permitted right now, many are planning for the summer months. A popular option is camping which means many people are looking into RV rentals. Roland Van Meurs from AMA Travel joined Global News Morning to talk about a number of options. (Sponsored by AMA)
Last year alone, STARS air ambulance flew to more than 1,400 missions involving patients in critical need of care. But it can’t continue to operate without your support. Mike Lamacchia from STARS talks about the amazing prizes you could win in this year’s lottery.
You order subscriptions to the things you love -- and an Edmonton neighbourhood is hoping that encourages you to engage with some local businesses.
British Columbia and Alberta have both detected the new COVID-19 variant that comes from South Africa and health officials claim not much is known about the virus that seems to be spreading rapidly. Dr. Deonandan answers some of our questions.
The RCMP's National Child Exploitation Crime Centre became aware of a suspect who allegedly distributed child sexual abuse materials in an online chat group last year.
An hours long standoff ended without incident at a North Burnaby home Thursday night, with a man wanted on outstanding warrants taken into custody.
North Shore Rescue search and rescue teams are searching by land and air for a woman in her 20s who is lost on the North Shore Mountains.
Prosecutors behind the filing asked a judge to detain Jacob Chansley, the Arizona man and QAnon conspiracy theorist who was famously photographed wearing horns inside the Capitol.
More than 600 people were injured during the magnitude 6.2 quake, which sent people fleeing their homes in the darkness.
Police are investigating a violent carjacking in northeast Calgary on Thursday night.
Alberta is lifting some of its public health restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic. While it’s exciting for some people, it’s leaving others disappointed. Sarah Komadina has more.
While salons and other personal and wellness services have been given the green light to open on Monday, other businesses have been left feeling slighted by the Alberta government as it announced it was loosening some of its COVID-19 restrictions. Danica Ferris has more.