Manwin Hotel to be evacuated, city says
A Main Street hotel that has long been plagued by crime and other issues is being vacated due to safety concerns, city officials say, citing ongoing compliance and permitting issues. Trump’s Executive ...
Save Our Streets forum will address B.C.-wide safety concerns
Speakers at the forum include Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim, B.C.'s Minister of State on Community Safety Terry Yung and BC Conservative leader John Rustad.
Ikea Canada is reducing prices on 550 items. Which ones?
Ikea Canada has announced its latest round of price cuts on more than 550 products as part of the company’s push to make home furnishing 'more affordable.' ...
Trump says ‘we don’t need’ Canada’s oil and gas
Speaking virtually to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Trump also said he will press NATO members to increase their defence spending target to five per cent of GDP.
Youth and Technology: A closer look at how young people engage with a digital world
This January, Global News Morning in Edmonton has been exploring the impact that an increasingly digital world is having on young Canadians. You can view videos from Global’s Youth and Technology ...
Ontario reaches tentative agreement with striking engineers
The province announced it had reached the tentative agreement with the Professional Engineers Government of Ontario bargaining unit.
Ontario retiree began to ‘hyperventilate’ after learning she won $40M Lotto Max jackpot
A retiree from southwestern Ontario says she began to “hyperventilate” when she realized she had won a tens of millions of dollars playing Lotto Max.
‘Heil Tesla’: Elon Musk’s salute projected onto carmaker’s factory in Germany
An image of Elon Musk making the gesture during his speech at U.S. President Donald Trump's inauguration was projected onto Tesla's Gigafactory in Berlin-Brandenburg.
Maple Leafs recall Matt Murray from AHL
The club recalled veteran goaltender Matt Murray from the American Hockey League and demoted rookie Dennis Hildeby. Murray is 8-4-2 this season with the Toronto Marlies to go along with a .934 save ...
Edmonton Public School Board, union for support staff head back to bargaining table
Some 3,000 staff, from educational assistants to cafeteria workers, have been on picket lines since Jan. 13 over a wage dispute with the Edmonton Public School Board.
‘Not an ounce of humanity’ in Main Street hotel evictions, advocate says
A Main Street hotel that has long been plagued by crime and other issues is being vacated due to safety concerns, city officials say, citing ongoing compliance and permit issues.
Manitoba RCMP charge former municipal executive in fraud investigation
Police said they interviewed a number of witnesses and examined extensive financial records before the arrest of a former chief administrative officer of Gilbert Plains.