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High-ranking Montreal Hells Angel member missingOne of the highest-ranking members of the Montreal Hell’s Angels, Stephane Plouffe, has been missing since August 3rd. Authorities discovered his car in Saint Eustache and his house was a victim of a firebombing. Julian Sher, a Montreal-based investigative journalist who has co-authored three books on the Hells Angels, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss...Global News MorningAug 18
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Historic African Nova Scotian community receives nearly 200 thousand to reduce wildfire riskThe historic African Nova Scotian community in Upper Hammonds Plains is getting some provincial funding to reduce their wildfire risk. For the community, this is a big step to help preserve their heritage. Angela Capobianco has the story.Global News at 6 HalifaxSep 4
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Calgary boy recovers after near drowning in B.C. riverA Calgary family is celebrating what they call a “miraculous recovery” after their young son nearly drowned in a B.C. river last month. Nine-year-old Paul-Angelo Warren returned home on Monday after spending weeks in hospital following an ordeal that brought strangers together to help save his life, Jordan Prentice reports.HealthSep 3
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HRM council considers buying sixth ferry to improve serviceHalifax Regional Council is considering buying a sixth ferry to improve service, following disruptions earlier this year. Mayor Andy Fillmore says the additional ferry will help them maintain 15 minute service. But some councilors question whether the move will make much of a difference. Angela Capobianco has the details.ConsumerAug 26
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Mother demands accountability from Children and Families MinistryA B.C. mother who had her son taken away from her after she called the Children and Families Ministry for help is demanding accountability. As Angela Jung reports, she says just as she was preparing to fight for her child, he was returned to her with no explanation.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 25
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Maritime e-scooter operater says more education needed after report reveals ten youth fatalities in 2025The Canadian Pediatric Society is warning about the risks of children and young teens riding e-scooters and e-bikes. A new report from the society says just last year, ten children died due to incidents while riding. One Maritime operator says while there are regulations in place to help prevent injuries, more education is needed. Angela...ConsumerAug 13
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Recovery timeline of vessel still uncertainIt’s been a month since a fishing charter with 10 people on board sunk in the Strait of Georgia, killing six. The vessel is still 150 metres under the surface. As Angela Jung reports, the RCMP says it needs to protect potential evidence and can’t accept help.Global BCJul 30
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Family desperate for funding for overseas treatment for nine-year-old sonA B.C. mom is calling for the provincial government to help fund life-saving treatment for her son overseas. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 15
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Global National: July 16Anger from Ontario’s wildfire evacuees over a lack of help escaping the flames, and complaints about the province’s preparedness. The concessions Canada is making to the U.S. to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge. Why Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy fired his defence minister, and the protests in response. Plus, how Lionel Messi met Lamine Yamal...Global NationalJul 16
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Family sues fitness club after daycare worker allegedly threw toddlerA California family is suing a Los Angeles-area fitness club and daycare after surveillance video appeared to show a staff member throwing their nearly two-year-old son into the air before he fell to the ground. The lawsuit alleges the child suffered a traumatic brain injury and hearing loss, and claims staff downplayed the severity of...TrendingJul 8
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Captain of sunken vessel rememberedThe devastated mother of a fishing charter captain, presumed to be drowned along with five others, describes her son as responsible and independent. She spoke at a vigil held for the victims Sunday night as the public still has no real answers as to what caused the fatal incident a week later. Angela Jung reports.Global BCJul 6
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Powell River residents protest change to sheltering bylawPowell River residents held a rally ahead of a council meeting on Tuesday night that discussed a change to the unhoused sheltering in some local parks but not in others. Angela Jung explains what happened.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 1
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New federal legislation looks to help curb retail theftThe governing Liberals says new federal legislation is coming to try and help curb a spike in retail theft in Canadian cities. And as Angela Capobianco tells us, Halifax business leaders believe the commitment is the right step forward in trying to solve the problem.CanadaJun 25
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A mother is fighting to get her son back after he was taken into ministry careA mother says she needed help and agreed to have her child temporarily taken into care is now trying to get him home. She says she’s being forced to get legal help for a hearing in July. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 17
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African Nova Scotian advocates want expansion for community health programA program that’s succesfully helping Black and African Nova Scotians receive better health care is now being called on to expand. But as Angela Capobianco reports, while advocates and the opposition want it, more work needs to be done first.HealthJun 9
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Cost concerns being raised over price tag of new HRP homeConsensus around City Hall is that Halifax Regional Police needs a new home. But as Angela Capobianco tells us, concerns are being raised about how much a new headquarters for the city’s police force could cost taxpayers.PoliticsJun 8
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Controversy over location of temporary modular shelter in SquamishIn Squamish, BC Housing is proposing to place a temporary modular shelter in a nearly completed public park. And while the province and district says it’s only one of several options, some locals say it’s the wrong place to help some of the community’s most vulnerable. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 7
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B.C. man detained in Georgia for carrying prescription ADHD medicationThe family of a B.C. man arrested in the country of Georgia is speaking out, in hopes that will help secure his release. His sister says her 22-year-old brother was detained, because he entered the country with his prescribed ADHD medication. Angela Jung reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 6
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Ex-reality star runs for Los Angeles mayorLos Angeles voters are heading to the polls today, and a brash former reality TV star is a serious contender in the race for mayor. MTV celebrity Spencer Pratt is a Republican gaining traction in a deeply blue state. He’s tapped into voter frustration over wildfires, the drug crisis and crime. Touria Izri reports on...PoliticsJun 2
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‘Outrage and disgust’: Poilievre furious after posters of missing Toronto teen Esther torn downNOTE: The 14-year-old girl referred to in this video, who was missing for almost two weeks has been found safe, Toronto police said Thursday. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre rose in question period in Canada’s House of Commons on Thursday, visibly angered by news that missing posters of Toronto teenager Esther had been ripped down. “Today...CanadaMay 28