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Edmonton family threatens lawsuit after police arrestChristopher Alde says he will be filing a complaint against the Edmonton Police Service, after being pulled over multiple times by officers and eventually tasered during a traffic stop while he was working his early morning delivery job. As Jasmine King explains, the Edmonton man, who is Black, believes he was racially profiled by police.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 4
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CentreBC candidate enters the running in Abbotsford-Mission byelectionAnother candidate is throwing their hat in the ring in the Abbotsford-Mission byelection. This being the riding where BC Conservative Party Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay is trying to win a seat in the legislature. Grace Ke reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 30
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Runners question Edmonton Marathon course lengthSome Edmonton Marathon runners are questioning their race results after GPS data suggested the course may have been about a kilometre longer than advertised. While race organizers dispute the claims, participants who noticed the discrepancy say they’re concerned about what it could mean for qualifying times for major races. Jasmine King reports.SportsAug 17
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Oka-Hudson ferry is back, but users say service has been irregularThree weeks after the Oka-Hudson ferry resumed service following a months-long shutdown, some users say the crossing has been unreliable because of changing schedules and long wait times. But as Elizabeth Zogalis reports, the company that operates the ferry says it has worked out the kinks and that it should be smooth sailing moving forward.Aug 28
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How will the trade war affect Canadian consumers, companies?The escalation of the Canada-U.S. trade war will have a direct impact on consumers and companies on both sides of the border. Jacqueline Hansen explains what kind of economic pain Canadians can expect as new tariffs kick in.Global NationalAug 24
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WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus reflects on 25 years in the ringCanada’s own Trish Stratus is looking back on her storied career with World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). The hall of famer is showcasing memorabilia from her time in the ring with her ‘Trishtory’ exhibit as the wrestling icon marks her 25th anniversary as a performer in the squared circle.The Morning ShowAug 21
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Honda Indy taking over downtown Markham this weekendThe city of Markham is preparing to welcome racing fans this weekend as the city hosts the Honda Indy for the first time. As Megan King reports, residents and stakeholders are excited to see their community on a global stage.SportsAug 10
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Jake Reiner breaks his silence following the murder of his parentsJake Reiner is speaking out for the first time since the murder of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, last year. In an interview with ‘Good Morning America,’ Reiner opened up about losing half his family in one night and emphasized his parents had “unconditional love” for him and his...The Morning ShowAug 28
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Filipino tennis star Alexandra Eala drawing huge crowds at National Bank OpenHuge crowds are pouring in at Toronto’s National Bank Open to watch 21-year-old Alexandra Eala, who’s already the highest-ranked Filipino tennis player in the sport’s history. Megan King looks at how Eala is riding a wave of growing popularity.Global NationalAug 6
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Edmonton homeowners frustrated as their properties erode into infill excavationsEdmonton has seen near-constant rain over the summer and it’s having some unintended consequences on housing developments — in some cases, neighbouring yards are collapsing into basement excavation pits next door. As Jasmine King explains, concerns are mounting for homeowners who feel their properties are at risk each time a storm hits.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 4
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City extends Edmonton Heritage Festival by one hour on final dayBefore the Edmonton Heritage Festival kicked off, the biggest question was the weather. As many festivals this summer have been rocked by severe storms. While this festival was impacted too, the city hoped by introducing some changes Monday, they could make up for lost time. Jasmine King explains.CanadaAug 3
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Toronto police prepare safety plan ahead of long weekendThe August long weekend is about to begin and there’s plenty of ways to spend it with exciting events happening right across the city. As Megan King reports, Toronto Police are preparing a safety plan to ensure everyone has an enjoyable time.Global News at 6 TorontoJul 31
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Typhoon Dolphin: Storm him China with 150km/h winds, torrential rainWinds reached up to 150km/h as Typhoon Dolphin made landfall in eastern China Sunday afternoon local time. It was the most powerful cyclone to hit China this year and weather forecasters cautioned ahead of the storm that up to 500mm of rain could fall. The government has warned of landslides and flooding. More than one...WeatherAug 10
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Wildfire smoke leaves haze over TorontoToronto residents are being advised to limit their time outside today, as the city remains under an orange warning for air quality. As Megan King reports, officials are making health recommendations for those who do have to head outdoors.CanadaJul 16
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Argentina and Spain face off in FIFA World Cup finalDefending champion Argentina faced off against one-time winner Spain in New Jersey Sunday in search of the FIFA World Cup trophy. The final boasted a first-of-its-kind halftime show featuring music superstars Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira and BTS. As Candice Cole reports, Prime Minister Mark Carney, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and U.S. President Donald Trump were...SportsJul 19
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Your guide to mold and mildew prevention and protectionLet’s talk about the least glamorous houseguest of summer: that faint musty smell that shows up the moment the humidity does. Mold and mildew don’t need a dramatic flood or a burst pipe to move in, they just need damp air and a little time. And a Canadian summer, with its sticky July stretches, is...The Morning ShowJul 20
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Prince William and his family get a standing ovation at WimbledonFor the first time in four years, Archie and Lilibet were reunited with their grandfather, King Charles. Also: William, Kate, and the entire family were given a standing ovation during the Wimbledon men’s final. We take you there, as we find out if William is next to travel to the United States for the FIFA...The Morning ShowJul 13
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Global National: July 19, 2026Defending champion Argentina faced off against one-time winner Spain in New Jersey Sunday in search of the FIFA World Cup trophy. The final boasted a first-of-its-kind halftime show featuring music superstars Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira and BTS. As Candice Cole reports, Prime Minister Mark Carney, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum and U.S. President Donald Trump were...Global NationalJul 19
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Asian Heritage Month: Historic Hong Luck Kung Fu Club stands test of time, marking 65 yearsToronto’s Hong Luck Kung Fu Club is Canada’s longest-running martial arts school and one of the oldest in the country. This year it’s celebrating 65 years of teaching the ancient Chinese traditions of Kung Fu and Lion Dance. A pillar in the community, it has stood the test of time despite the changes Chinatown has...CanadaMay 28
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Rain dampens Edmonton food truck businessA rainy start to the season is hitting Edmonton food trucks hard. At a time when business typically picks up, persistent wet weather is driving customers away. Jasmine King reports.WeatherJun 26