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On Monday Devyn Gale, 19, was among those honored at the seventh Biennial BC Fallen Firefighter Memorial in Victoria. Canada By Catherine Urquhart Global News 1:58 B.C.’s fallen firefighters honoured… Read More »Teen killed fighting wildfire among honorees at B.C. memorial
City staff will go before council on Tuesday to determine next steps in possibly extending shelter operations. Chuck Thompson has owned Fountain Tire in Kelowna, B.C., for eight years. In… Read More »City of Penticton considers extending winter homeless shelter operations
According to the City of Calgary, there was a 271-per cent jump in development permit applications for rowhouses after city-wide rezoning was implemented in 2024. Reid Hendry has been appointed… Read More »Calgary unveils housing chief amid surge in development permits after city-wide rezoning
Reid Carruthers is one of four unbeaten teams remaining at the Brier after winning his fourth straight game on Monday. Sports By The Staff Global News View image in full… Read More »Manitoba’s Carruthers beats New Brunswick’s Grattan to remain unbeaten at Brier
The extension of these in-Canada measures ensures Ukrainians and their families can continue working and studying while in Canada during this uncertain time. Share this item on Facebook Share this… Read More »Ukrainians living in Canada given extension for work visa renewals
Following a year that saw Lethbridge residents combat drought by reducing their water usage by over 15 per cent, the city hopes to improve water conservation in 2025. Share this… Read More »City of Lethbridge continues to target 20% water reduction by 2030
With the United States being one of Manitoba’s oldest and most significant trade partners, the consequences for businesses owners can be rough. After months of anticipation, tariffs on Canadian goods… Read More »Manitoba businesses brace for impact as Trump’s tariffs set to hit Canadian goods
The early stages of a renewal project for Regina’s Kinsmen Park South are underway to fix aging structures and enhance accessibility. Residents share what changes they hope to see. Canada… Read More »Renewal work for Regina’s Kinsmen Park South to begin summer 2025
The Alberta government says it has hired the former chief judge of the provincial court of Manitoba to investigate allegations of corruption in health procurement contracts. Share this item on Facebook… Read More »Alberta hires former judge to investigate health spending corruption scandal
An economist from the University of Calgary says the impact of sweeping American tariffs on Canadian imports could plunge Alberta and the rest of Canada into a recession. Share this… Read More »Alberta to take ‘a big hit’ from Donald Trump’s tariffs, economist says