-
Thief steals life-saving equipment during a break and enter in CalgaryLife-saving equipment was among some of the items that were stolen during a break and enter in Country Hills on Saturday morning. The equipment is needed in the case of an emergency for a two-year-old girl fighting cancer. Craig Momney reports.CrimeAug 17
-
Winnipeg commercial break-ins blamed on 2 men wearing ankle monitorsTwo suspects are charged with breaking and entering, and stealing around $140,000 worth of items around Winnipeg and Headingley, while wearing court-ordered electronic monitoring bracelets. Toni De Guzman has more on the effectiveness of the monitoring program.CanadaAug 19
-
Men accused of break-in sprees in ankle monitorsTwo suspects are charged with breaking and entering, and stealing around $140,000 worth of items around Winnipeg and Headingley, while wearing court-ordered electronic monitoring bracelets. Toni De Guzman has more on the effectiveness of the monitoring program.CrimeAug 18
-
Surge in commercial B&Es in ChinatownA little more than six months after Vancouver police opened a new policing district dedicated to the Downtown Eastside, commercial break and enters in Chinatown have skyrocketed. Kristen Robinson reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 17
-
Toronto police recover 2,500 stolen items worth over $1M worth of belongings in ‘Project Compass’Toronto police have released the results of Project Compass, a large-scale probe into break-and-enters of condos across the city. The operation, detailed Thursday, resulted in the recovery of 2,500+ belongings – more than $1 million worth of valuables, including gold and jewellery.CanadaAug 13
-
Peel Regional Police’s BEAR unit recovers nearly $1M in stolen propertyPeel Regional Police on Friday revealed details of a “major” retail theft investigation led by the 11 Division Break and Enter Auto and Retail (BEAR) Organized Crime Unit. Amir Nikbakht, a 41‑year‑old man from Mississauga, was arrested on April 30, 2026, following a break and enter at Square One Mall in Mississauga.CrimeJul 3
-
The Morning Show: Sept. 14Today on the morning show we have a front-row seat to Celine Dion’s emotional return to the stage in Paris. Plus: we recap the weekend at TIFF with Courteney Cox, Seth Rogen and Juilianne Moore. Also: Patricia Treble breaks down the royal roasting of Prince Harry and Meghan on Saturday Night Live UK. Plus: the...The Morning ShowSep 14
-
U.S. would have to risk casualties if it wants to seize Strait of Hormuz from Iran’s control: analystThe ceasefire document signed between the U.S. and Iran is disintegrating in real time as both sides are going all out with missile strikes and drone strikes. “What nobody knows [is], we had a deal. It was a done deal and they broke it. They always break it. We’ve had 10 deals with these people,”...U.S. NewsJul 13
-
Alberta, Saskatchewan tornadoes: “At least an EF1 and likely and EF2,” expert saysThe prairies are well into severe weather season and Alberta has seen quite a few tornadoes this year, most recently near Edgerton and Dillberry Lake Provincial Park on Wednesday. To break down how that all unfolded and how the season is going so far is Dr. David Sills, director of the Northern Tornadoes Project. Dr....CanadaJul 11
-
Artemis II crew prepares for dangerous return homeThe Artemis II crew is speeding back to Earth after their record-breaking trip around the moon, but their return home will be the most dangerous part of their mission. Reporting from NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas, Mike Armstrong looks at what to expect from the astronauts’ wild ride home.Global NationalApr 9
-
Blue Jays chase championship in 50th seasonThe Toronto Blue Jays are getting ready for Opening Day on Friday, who enter their 50th anniversary season with high expectations after coming within two outs of a World Series win last year. TMU sports professor Dan Berlin joins Ross Hull to break down what fans can expect, as the team looks to build on...Global News Morning TorontoMar 26
-
Growing crisis of break and enters in NanaimoRCMP in Nanaimo are taking extreme measures after a bizarre break-in. Police are releasing a step-by-step guide on what to do if you think you have been targeted. Kylie Stanton reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCFeb 5
-
Carney making ‘back-room deals’ to try to ‘stitch together’ a majority, NDP leader saysOne day after leaving the NDP and crossing the floor, Nunavut MP Lori Idlout joined her first Liberal Caucus meeting Wednesday and was met with cheers and chants from her new colleagues as she entered the quarters with Prime Minister Mark Carney. Meanwhile, interim party leader for the NDP Don Davies criticized recent floor-crossers for...PoliticsMar 11
-
Arrested Western University students were making bombs, firearms, police allegeThe London Police Service shared additional details about the investigation into the explosives case. Four people have been charged with allegedly storing chemicals and manufacturing firearms in a London home, nearly two weeks after a break and enter on the Western University campus sparked the investigation. Kevin Gallagher has more.CrimeFeb 6
-
Pair facing charges in Lake Country pharmacy break-and-enterTwo men are facing charges after a break-and-enter at a pharmacy in Lake Country earlier this month. The pair is also believed to be involved with other Kelowna crimes. Victoria Femia reports.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganJan 19
-
How worried should we be about microplastics in our bodies?We spend a lot of time thinking about what we put in our bodies. But what about the things entering our bodies without us even knowing? Tiny plastic particles, called microplastics, are now being found all over our bodies and our brains. And here to break it down is our resident wellness contributor, Kyle Buchanan....The Morning ShowFeb 17
-
Global News at 5:30 Okanagan: Jan. 13This was a quick appearance for James Plover in court on Tuesday morning. Bailey McCourt’s family is upset about the slow justice process and not being given access to be in court for all proceedings. And, Kelowna RCMP held a meeting on Tuesday afternoon to address concerns over break-and-enters and social disorder incidents.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganJan 13
-
Calgary urges continued conservation as water main repair reaches critical phaseCalgarians are being asked to keep cutting back on water use as crews enter the most critical and risky stage of repairing a major water main break. Officials say usage is improving and restrictions could ease early next week, but warn the system remains under strain and another break is still possible.EnvironmentJan 10
-
Ontario college support staff strike enters week 4 as negotiations break downAfter newly mediated discussions disbanded, bargaining is once again at a standstill as college support staff across Ontario remain on strike. At Fleming College in Peterborough entrances are still lined with picketers. Madeleine McColl has the latest.CanadaOct 3, 2025
-
Barrie police respond to suspected home invasion — find raccoon chowing downBarrie Police Corporate Communications Coordinator Peter Leon tells Global News four officers responded to a suspected break and enter in progress at a home in the early Thursday morning hours only to find “the bandit, who was four-legged, (run) from the garage.”CanadaOct 2, 2025