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As Catherine McDonald reports. a cellphone video was shown in court capturing a cell phone conversation in which the caller gives instructions on how to carry out the shooting.

A former long-serving Manitoba member of Parliament is facing more gun charges after police found hundreds of weapons and almost 27 kilograms of explosives at his home.

Dozens of charges have been laid against 13 people following a months-long collaborative investigation into drug and weapons trafficking in southern Manitoba, according to police. Katherine Dornian reports.

As Catherine McDonald reports, no one was injured but a nearby home was damaged by gunfire.

Hundreds of pages of court documents detailing what happened during the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting on Feb. 10 have finally been released. But as Rumina Daya reports, there are still so many questions left unanswered, as many parts of the documents are redacted. 

Two Peterborough residents face drug-related charges after drugs and an imitation handgun were seized at the Peterborough Regional Airport on Thursday, Aug. 6.

Police say a man brought a loaded gun to U.S. President Donald Trump’s golf course in California, gave a false identity to security, and even was seen recording preparations for Trump’s upcoming visit.

Winnipeg’s Muslim community is shaken after an attack at the Rahma Islamic Centre Wednesday night. Police now saying they believe an airsoft or pellet gun was used in the suspected hate-motivated attack. Toni De Guzman spoke with worshippers who say they’re scared.

A weekend of gun violence in the city is fueling concerns about safety at public events. As Megan King reports, police data shows a decrease in gun violence in recent years — but, this spike does impact public perception of the city’s overall safety.

During an update on the shooting at a salsa festival on Saturday night , Toronto Police Chief Myrib Demkiw answered a question about illegal firearms coming from the U.S. He said: “The vast majority, 85-90 per cent of them — when they can be traced — are traced to the United States of America. This...

Former MP Inky Mark faces gun trafficking charges after more than 400 firearms were allegedly seized from his Dauphin home. Katherine Dornian reports.

An off-duty RCMP officer told Aleysha Van Rooyen that she was cleaning her gun when it accidentally discharged. Luckily, no one was harmed by the shot. But Van Rooyen and her husband are troubled by the lack of any check on their wellbeing, apology from the officer, or communication about discipline from the RCMP.

An off-duty RCMP officer was cleaning his service weapon at home, when the gun went off unexpectedly. What residents next door experienced and why people are wanting more clarity and accountability out of the Mounties. Plus – more data centre dollars. The Sherbrooke project poised to quadruple its capacity.

An off-duty RCMP officer was cleaning his service weapon at home, when the gun went off unexpectedly. What residents next door experienced and why people are wanting more clarity and accountability out of the Mounties. Plus – more data centre dollars. The Sherbrooke project poised to quadruple its capacity.

In this week’s Wellness Wednesday, popular fitness instructor Sara Cathcart talks about how to get motivated to keep your running routines up as the weather gets worse

Police in Lethbridge have charged four boys between the ages of 13-15 after one of them brandished an airsoft gun at Park Place Mall on Friday evening. Justin Sibbet reports.

Today was the last day for candidates to submit their papers to run in the rapidly approaching and uniquely consequential Abbotsford-Mission byelection. Taya Fast looks at the top four declared candidates, with the campaign now well underway.

The 46th Annual Terry Fox Run to raise funds for cancer research goes September 20th. Terry’s niece Jessie Alder joins Global News Morning to talk about the event

Sunday September 6th marks the 61st Labour Day Classic game between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers, creating a tradition fans look forward to every year.

A mother whose two children were murdered by her ex-husband 17 years ago is preparing to relive her trauma and read her victim impact statement. Isabelle Gaston will face the man who killed her two toddlers when former cardiologist Guy Turcotte appears before the Parole Board of Canada later this month. The convicted murderer is...