Top Results For: Maine

In just a few months, Calgarians hope to be able to put the fear of another water main break and widespread water restrictions behind them. As Skylar Peters reports, work is progressing steadily on a six-kilometre replacement of the Bearspaw South feeder main, but residents will be faced with some restrictions as work begins to...

A critical piece of Calgary’s water infrastructure is getting a budget boost from Ottawa. Federal and municipal officials made the announcement about the North Calgary Water Servicing project at the Bearspaw Water Treatment Plant, as the city turns on the taps for a number of projects. Adam MacVicar reports.

Repairs are underway after another water main break in the northwest Calgary community of Bowness. Around 20 businesses are impacted and have been forced to close their doors until water is restored. Adam MacVicar reports.

Work to replace the ailing Bearspaw feeder main continues in the city’s northwest. The city says the fast-tracked project is progressing well, but still faces plenty of risks. Adam MacVicar has more.

Darren Finney from the City of Calgary joined Global News Morning to update the work on the Bearspaw South Feeder Main Replacement Project.

Frustration sets in for some Calgary commuters after a portion of a busy road is closed following a water main rupture. Craig Momney reports.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security had paused most vehicle stops conducted by federal immigration agents after fatal shootings in Texas and Maine, but President Donald Trump is intervening. Jackson Proskow explains why Trump is reversing the decision, and the increasing fallout from his mass deportation campaign.

Hundreds protested in Maine on Tuesday over the killing the previous day of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, 26, by a United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer. Now new video is showing what happened in the moments leading up to the deadly shooting – the second such incident involving ICE officers in the past...

Maine’s Democratic Party senate candidate Graham Platner said Wednesday that he’s dropping out of the race fter losing support from high profile Democrats, following a week of new sexual assault allegations. While Platner denies the allegations, he says there’s no way forward. Now the question: what’s next?

One city councillor says the impacts to traffic at Portage and Main are not as bad as he expected, with Saturday marking one year since the intersection opened to pedestrians.

El Nino has now reached “super” status according to new data from an American national weather agency. Expected to have far-reaching impacts across the globe, the El Nino event could cause droughts, heavy rains and overall warmer temperatures depending on the region. Ella MacDonald has more on what this means for hurricane season in the...

The ruling federal Liberal government is celebrating after winning three byelections, including one riding that had belonged to the Conservatives for nearly a decade. As David Akin explains, the results signal approval of Prime Minister Mark Carney’s approach in dealing with U.S. President Donald Trump.

As students head back to school, a group of cyclists on Montreal’s West Island is embracing a parent-run initiative that promotes safety, community and fun. The Dorval bike bus is growing in popularity as more families join the ride. Brayden Jagger Haines caught up with participants

Many Quebec voters will have their eyes glued to the leaders’ debate on TVA Tuesday night. Five party leaders will be facing off on some of the big issues of the campaign. Recent polls indicate there are countless undecided voters and the race to the top is tight among the three front-running parties. Tim Sargeant...

Raine Maida spoke with Global News Morning Edmonton about the release of a book he co-wrote with his wife, fellow musician Chantal Kreviazuk. The pair will be bringing their tour to the River Cree Resort and Casino late this month.

Parts of Cape Breton Island remain in a state of emergency after heavy rain triggered serious flooding on Saturday. A woman who went missing has died, and the full extent of the damage is still being assessed, as more rain is on the way. Heidi Petracek reports.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf warned Sunday that Iran would deliver a stronger response to any future U.S. attacks. His comments came a day after the U.S. struck several Iranian tankers in the Gulf. Qalibaf said recent Iranian strikes against U.S. forces were “only the beginning.”

Special ballots for Alberta’s referendum will start being mailed out in September. Hundreds of thousands of voters have applied for them, which let people vote by mail. As Erik Bay tells us, some Albertans are even advocating for their fellow voters to choose that option.

The heavy storms seen across central Alberta throughout most of the early summer have calmed down, but the impacts remain. Katherine Ludwig spoke with a farmer who’s beginning to harvest his crops and is facing some major losses.

The rainfall is just the latest in a barrage of negative factors hitting farmers this year.