For nearly a year, as the WFPS's sole community liaison dedicated to encampments, Steven Antle still regularly meets people who are newly experiencing homelessness.
Emails obtained by Global News through an access to information request show communications officials discussing the need to keep news of Bernardo's transfer a 'close hold.'
The National Police Federation is calling on the province to prepare an "expeditious transition plan that includes a clear and imminent end date" for the Surrey RCMP.
The sound of the crack they heard came from the willow tree. By the time they looked up, a large section of it came crashing down on top of them.
The International Accelerator School (IAS) is teaching courses on superconductivity and how it's applied to main accelerator technologies.
The Downtown Edmonton Business Association is hoping summer festivals will give the core a much-needed boost.
Pharmaceutical company Pfizer confirmed that the large manufacturing complex was damaged by a twister that touched down near Rocky Mount.
Police said officers were called to the Dar Al-Tawheed Islamic Centre at around 7 a.m. on March 19, 2022, after receiving a report of an assault.
Re/Max Canada's president says word of interest rate pauses appeared to shift buyers into high gear as early as January with many seeking to purchase before rate-holds expired.
Police said they were quick to respond to the incident, reported around Tomken Road and Bloor Street East. One suspect was arrested and another remains outstanding.
As soon as Arjun Nimmala arrived in Toronto, he knew he belonged with the Blue Jays.
This fall, that help should start to fall into place in both Vernon and Penticton, where newly funded mobile integrated crisis response teams are expected to start up.
It a project that's unique to Alberta and an area some meteorologists refer to as 'hail alley'.
An OPP spokesperson says the incident happened late night on the QEW in Niagara Region during an early July traffic stop involving an impaired driver.
The closure affects Highway 101, between Henderson Highway and PTH 59.
The opposition at Montreal City Hall says the city is not doing enough to keep up with demand. They're calling for more skateparks and reduced fees at those that charge.
Don Valley North MP Han Dong stepped back from Liberal caucus in the wake of Global News’ reporting on foreign interference in Canadian politics in March.
Raymond Supernault, chair of the East Prairie Metis Settlement, says if a fire starts in the north end of the settlement, it would block the only road and trap the community.
Charges against Pte. X Nongqayi include assault with a weapon, making threats and fighting. She has pleaded not guilty in a military trial that's expected to last two weeks.
On Wednesday, the provincial government released details of the mandate letter Neudorf has been issued by Premier Danielle Smith.
New Zealand police responded Thursday to reports that a gunman had fired shots in a building in downtown Auckland. Police described it as a ``significant incident."
A normal summer would mean about 300 to 400 people accessing the shelter each night, according to the manager of homeless programs at the Hope Mission.
The company that employs about 200 bus drivers and mechanics said it is prepared to accept a settlement proposed by veteran mediator Vince Ready.
The 22-year-old man who was behind the wheel of a semi hauling an excavator when it hit the Whitemud overpass on the east part of Anthony Henday Drive on June 16 has been charged.
