Новости за 23.06.2024

An "episode at work" is how Robyn Cook describes the sudden and life-changing full-body spasm that sent her to the emergency room,.

SilverStar Mountain Resort Bike Park celebrated its 30th birthday this weekend. Along with the 70 kilometres of trail, users will get to enjoy live music every Saturday afternoon.

Dozens of family members and friends of Tori Dunn gathered at a Surrey park for a vigil to call for justice and to honour the young woman, who was killed in her home last week.

A Quebec prison that once housed Luka Magnotta and Robert Pickton has been evacuated due to wildfire. Corrections Canada has notified victims of the people held at the facility.

Edmonton police are asking for the public's help in finding a vehicle involved in a serious hit and run in the city's southwest last week.

Calgary police located a wounded man Saturday night following reports of gunfire. The man was taken to hospital and is reported to be in stable condition.

Racers took to the water for what organizers say is North America's largest dragon boat festival in Vancouver.

Robert Lee, executive chef at Vancouver's Glowbal Restaurant, teaches Global News Morning BC how to make a slow braised beef short rib.

RCMP and the Penticton Fire Department are urging student to not participate in sunset parties. These events mark the end of the school year and involve fire starting and drinking.

Calgary water crews working on a broken water main that’s plunged the city into a local state of emergency have focused their weekend on welding.

In a Sunday morning update, Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek provided the latest regarding the city’s ongoing water emergency after a water main break more than two weeks ago.

Toronto Blue Jays infielder Orelvis Martínez was suspended for 80 games by Major League Baseball on Sunday following a positive test for the performance-enhancing drug.

Sporting sequins and silver, Mary Loewen, affectionately known as "Mama Stanley," has become an unlikely Edmonton celebrity during the Stanley Cup playoffs.

RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme urged 'caution' when it comes to naming parliamentarians who allegedly colluded with foreign governments.

The RCMP is Canada’s front line defence against national security threats. But as those threats become more common and more complex, how are the Mounties dealing with them?

Toronto police believe there may be more victims after a man was charged for allegedly peeping through a woman’s bedroom window this month.

After weeks of speculation and rumour, it was announced this past week that Queen was divesting itself of their music. But what makes Queen's music worth so much?

As of June, there are at least five provinces with restrictions that will come into place this fall, with Quebec's own measure having taken effect this past January.

A win away from rewriting some NHL history, the Oilers headed to Florida on Saturday for Monday's Game 7 that seemed improbable a week earlier.

A beloved and longtime Montreal hairdresser has decided to close her salon at the age of 77 years old, after 57 years in business.

School District 27 Superintendent Chris van der Mark said the students on the bus that crashed were in grades 6 and 7 from 100 Mile Elementary and Horse Lake Elementary schools.

'It wasn’t hard to convince me at all,' Baltimore Ravens linebacker Tavius Robinson said of travelling to Kelowna to coach B.C. youth at the Make it Happen football camp.

Those fighting to prevent the move of the Ontario Science Centre to Ontario Place say the sudden closure of the facility Friday 'is a manufactured crisis ... an abuse of power.'