Descrease article font size Increase article font size It has been five long months for a British Columbia mother whose son was part of a Voluntary Care Agreement with the Ministry of Children and Family Development. Now her son is back home, but the mother told Global News that many questions remain. Global News is not…
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A bomb threat targeting the Edmonton Pride Festival parade prompted an increased police visibility during this past weekend’s festivities — a decision that sparked criticism from some members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Speaking Tuesday, Edmonton Police Service deputy Chief Nicole Chapdelaine said EPS received information several weeks ago about a potential bomb threat directed at…
It was another round of heavy rain — and for some Pierrefonds residents, another flood. Chad Watson has been through this three times now: first in August 2024, then again in June, after he’d finished rebuilding it, and Monday, he was back to dealing with water again. He says the flooding has taken an emotional…
When Andrew Erickson spotted a little grey cat sitting alone on a burned dock, he knew something was wrong. The Bradley Creek wildfire had ripped through the area, and Erickson had been helping his neighbours survey the damage from a boat when he saw her. “We spotted a little grey cat sitting on a dock….
A 60-year-old Vancouver woman says she was the victim of a random assault in the Downtown Eastside. Bethan Jones told Global News that at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, she had just picked up groceries at No Frills to make sandwiches for the homeless when she crossed East Hastings Street and Clark Street. She said a…
Saskatchewan honey producers are feeling the sting of an escalating trade war with the United States. Hannigan Honey near Shellbrook is one of many businesses taking a major hit from new U.S. tariffs. “It’s a bit of a wait-and-see situation, but certainly there is a lot of concern,” said owner Murray Hannigan. In its 84…
A third member of the BC Conservative Party called it quits on Tuesday. Rosalyn Bird announced that she is walking away from the Conservatives, joining MLAs Ian Paton and Peter Milobar as recent defectors. Bird said in a statement that it was a difficult decision and that one of her reasons for leaving was due…
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted August 25, 2026 6:07 pm 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size Manitoba’s premier says the province has returned to giving preference to non-U.S. firms for government contracts after the federal trade deal with the Americans fell through. Wab Kinew says the province had held…
Jim Popp is gearing up for long days in front of a computer screen. On Monday, the Ottawa Redblacks appointed Popp as a senior football adviser. The move came after the 0-10 club fired vice-president of football operations Shawn Burke on Sunday. Six days earlier, team president Adrian Sciarra stepped down. Defensive co-ordinator Will Fields…
