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Commuters welcome increase in free parking spaces at some West Island REM stationsFree parking at some REM stations has been tough to find for commuters. But starting today, more than 200 spots at the Pierrefonds-Roxboro station were converted from paid parking to free parking. As Matthew Piscina explains, for people along the Deux-Montagnes branch, it’s welcome news.Aug 27
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New Home Protections and Red FlagsBuying a property could be one of the most expensive purchases of people’s lives. When it comes to new builds, there’s an enormous amount of trust being put in the hands of the builder. Peter Balasubramanian, President and CEO of Tarion, the consumer organization for the new home warranty program in Ontario, joins our Ross...Global News Morning5 hours
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Lifesaving experts commend Red River rescuerWhen and how should you intervene in an emergency? Global’s Katherine Dornian spoke to experts after a Winnipeg woman put her own safety at risk and saving a father and a toddler from drowning in the Red River.Sep 3
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Woman saves father and daughter from Red RiverA Winnipeg woman is being called a hero – for rescuing a father and his young daughter after they nearly drowned in the Red River. Global’s Katherine Dornian has more.Sep 2
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New bus line linking REM to Montreal’s Trudeau airportUntil the REM line to the airport comes into service, people traveling to Trudeau airport from the west island will soon have a faster way to catch their flight and avoid traffic. A new bus service is about to be launched in a partnership between the airport and transit authorities. It’s yet another move to...CanadaJun 11
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Top Canadian restaurateur fed up with Vancouver and provincial red tapeGlowbal Group Owner Emad Yacoub says he’s fed up with red tape from the City of Vancouver and from the government of B.C., and is opening a new restaurant in Toronto, and not Vancouver. Aaron McArthur reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 28
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US-Canada trade war: Trump admin blames Carney trade reps for ‘walking away’ from talksCanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says trade talks with the United States fell apart at the eleventh hour over last-minute disagreements on how to tariff autos and broader issues of independent Canadian decision-making. Mackenzie Gray joins us with the latest on what caused talks to fall apart, including reports that the personal involvement of U.S....ConsumerAug 24
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Timeline unclear for Rollie Miles Park rec centre in south EdmontonA rec centre at Rollie Miles Park beside Strathcona High School remains stalled, after a City of Edmonton council committee received an update on the project. The southside facility has been stuck in the design phase for years now and as Erik Bay tells us, finding the money to build it could be a challenge.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 10
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2 men charged after fentanyl, cocaine, meth seized in Red Deer drug investigationTwo men have been charged following an RCMP drug trafficking investigation in Red Deer. Mounties say officers seized fentanyl, cocaine, crystal methamphetamine and $15,000 in cash during a traffic stop and search of a Lancaster neighbourhood home. A 22-year-old Calgary man and a 23-year-old B.C. man each face four drug trafficking charges and a charge...CrimeAug 15
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As Quebec waits for details of trade deal with the U.S., Premier holds to her red lines, calls for certainty for businessPremier Christine Fréchette is calling for stability for business owners as Canada and the United States continue last-minute negotiations over new tariffs. Her comments come after President Donald Trump announced a 72-hour delay on imposing 50 per cent tariffs on Canada. Elizabeth Zogalis reports on Quebec’s concerns for its business community.Aug 19
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The Travel Lady: Explore Ireland’s iconic landscapes and hidden gems on a two-week tourThe Travel Lady Lesley Keyter joins Global News Morning Calgary with details about a two-week tour of Ireland that will take you from Dublin, Kinsale and the Dingle Peninsula to the Cliffs of Moher, the Giant’s Causeway and Belfast.Global News Morning CalgaryAug 11
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B.C. wildfire evacuees dealing with red tape while registering for supportAs evacuees from Summerland escape to Penticton, some are finding themselves caught up in red tape while trying to register for support. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 9
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Canada, U.S. trade reps meet again as Trump’s 50 per cent tariff deadline loomsFederal trade representatives met again in Washington, D.C., aiming to find a way to stop U.S. President Donald Trump from imposing new 50 per cent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian exports to the U.S. As Mackenzie Gray explains, it’s not clear how Canada can come out of negotiations with a win.Global NationalAug 13
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Implementing the Red Dress Alert systemA new alert system being developed to address the MMIWG2S crisis in Manitoba is slated to launch in the fall. Global’s Marney Blunt has more on that and one family’s story of grief.CanadaJul 30
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BBQ Tips: Rib Cap Steak with Red Pepper ChimichurriThe Victor executive chef Garett Blundell shows how to create a tasty chimichurri to go with grilled rib cap steaks.Global News Morning BCJul 31
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Berlin Pride attack: Officials say vehicle ramming believed to be act of Islamist terrorPolice are searching for a 21-year-old suspect after a man drove a van into a crowd at Berlin’s Pride parade on Saturday evening, killing at least one person. The suspect has been identified as Abdul Ballout.CrimeJul 26
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Orcas filmed ramming sharp-tail sunfish so hard, it explodesResearchers in the Gulf of California documented a previously undescribed behaviour in a group of Orcas. The Orcas use a “hold-to-ram” strategy to shatter one of the heaviest fishes in the world, a sharp-tail sunfish. One Orca holds the fish while another rams it at high speed, causing it to explode. Lead author of the...Jul 23
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Oil surpasses $100 per barrel following tanker attacks in Red SeaThe price of Brent Crude surged in trading Thursday, topping $100 per barrel following the attack of two Saudi oil tankers in the Red Sea that raised already elevated concerns about global supply disruptions. That story and more in Business Matters for July 23, 2026.ConsumerJul 23
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Canada’s Hidden Gems: AMA TravelIt’s a great time to explore the hidden gems in our country. Sharol Zalaski from AMA Travel shared some ideas with Global News Morning Edmonton. Sponsored by AMA.Global News Morning EdmontonJul 17
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Confusion over parking fines at Kirkland REM stationREM users are frustrated and confused about parking at one of the new West Island stations. A private company has been issuing fines to drivers at the Kirkland station for parking where it is not permitted. But as Brayden Jagger Haines reports, the tickets are not valid and some drivers may be unknowingly paying them.CanadaMay 28