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St. Boniface Street Links is welcoming those in need to its 24/7 warming centre and shelter space on 604 St. Mary's Road in Winnipeg.

The City of Edmonton said it closed the sixth of eight high-risk homeless encampments near 9908 - 106 Ave. Saturday.

B.C.’s Joint Rescue Coordination Centre said it was alerted Friday evening by an emergency locator transmitter sounding in the Revelstoke area.

Bowen Island is preparing to consider whether to opt into the province's new legislation which bans short-term rentals in homes that aren't a primary residence or secondary suite.

After World of Wheels announced it was moving from Peachland to West Kelowna. Peachland announced it will be hosting a car show on the same weekend.

Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew says that his province has a "credible path" to a net-zero future and so he wants to revisit the role of the federal carbon price.

The Minister of Transport’s office confirmed with Global News Saturday that Canadians operators are not at all implicated with the Alaska Airlines incident. 

A 71-year-old man who had been missing for two days, was found Saturday morning by a family friend, after driving his vehicle off a 60 foot embankment near Hartell, Alta.

The Nova Scotia Health Authority said respiratory illness, overcrowding in hospitals and staffing shortages are to blame for ongoing delays in emergency departments.

The city of Kingston is investing $35 million over the next four years to improve the conditions of city roads.

Canada is having a productivity problem. Economists explain that with growing wages, there's a risk of refuelling inflation if Canadian workers aren't more productive.

Justin Marriott, of Timberlea, N.S., is set to become the first deaf professional wrestler in Atlantic Canadian history when he makes his debut this weekend.

The Department of National Defence said the issue with the CC-144 Challenger aircraft was discovered during an inspection this week before Trudeau's scheduled departure.

Loy Sing Meat Market is believed to be North America's oldest continuously-operating Chinese business. Its owners are retiring but want to keep the legacy alive.

Streets Alive can continue to operate as it has for more than two decades in Lethbridge following a decision from the city's subdivision and development appeal board.

For content creator and wellness advocate Kendra Rosychuk, her love for hockey transcends the rink and is a beacon of inspiration for Indigenous communities.

According to Pat Siedlecki, monument counsellor with Cornerstone Funeral Home, the QR code is the first of its kind in Lethbridge.

As of Friday morning, the pedestrian-controlled traffic light was active at the intersection of West 4th Avenue and Waterloo Street.

The report will include the unemployment rate for the final month of the year and whether the economy added or lost jobs.

Toronto police say there is significant damage to a townhouse in North York after a car drove into it on Thursday night.