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In a long-awaited report released Thursday, Lyse Ricard said Don Meredith didn’t uphold the “highest standards of dignity inherent to the position of senator.” Continue reading
The Canadians are in danger of being eliminated in the opening round for the fourth time in as many WBCs. Continue reading
In the wake claim that powerful spy tools have left the CIA’s control, we should avoid ‘smart’ devices where possible, a privacy expert argues. Continue reading
In a historic, unanimous ruling Friday, South Korea’s constitutional Court formally removed impeached President Park Geun-hye from office over a corruption scandal. Continue reading
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading
Legal challenges against President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban mounted Thursday as Washington state said it would renew its request to block the executive order. Continue reading
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says he has ordered officials to look at how Canada calculates military spending compared to other NATO members, to ensure all allies are comparing “apples to apples.” Continue reading
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says he won’t be involved in the decision-making process for the Keystone XL pipeline after a lengthy career in the oil industry that included investments in Alberta’s oilsands. Continue reading
Each of the 185 members of the class-action lawsuit would receive US$530 for the work they performed at the Olsen twins’ Dualstar Entertainment Group. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s travel ban could have lasting effects on the country’s bid for major sporting events. Continue reading
Dr. Pamela Yates was let go from her position at the IWK after her license application was rejected by the Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in Psychology. Continue reading
The grandfather of one of two Indiana girls slain last month pleaded with the public Thursday to review evidence police have released and provide authorities with tips that could lead to an arrest. Continue reading
Actor Tom Jackson’s statements come one day after the film’s location manager said Parks Canada denied the permit in Banff and Jasper national parks, citing aboriginal concerns and suggesting the project might need an environmental assessment. Continue reading
If the Trudeau government plans to take steps to address the economic risks of the Donald Trump presidency, they won’t be in the upcoming federal budget. Continue reading
While Const. David Wynn’s widow is thrilled a bill named after her late husband passed second reading in Ottawa Wednesday, the way two local MPs voted was “difficult” for her. Continue reading
Marc and Jodie Emery, Canada’s self-proclaimed “Prince and Princess of Pot,” have been arrested and charged in Toronto in connection with coordinated raids on numerous Cannabis Culture marijuana dispensaries across the country. Continue reading
A Melbourne man with a history of sexual offences was pretending to be Justin Bieber online to gain indecent images of children. Continue reading
Loading up on fresh produce? If you’re wondering which fruits and vegetables have the most and least pesticides on them, you may want to consult this year’s Dirty Dozen and Clean Fifteen list. Continue reading
Dollard-des-Ormeaux residents are wondering how a car ended up buried in the snow without anyone wondering what had happened to it. Continue reading
Malta Prime Minister Joseph Muscat tweeted his “heartbreaking” sadness at the loss Wednesday of one of the main tourist attractions on the island of Gozo. Continue reading
In a long-awaited report released Thursday, Lyse Ricard said Don Meredith didn’t uphold the “highest standards of dignity inherent to the position of senator.” Continue reading
The Canadians are in danger of being eliminated in the opening round for the fourth time in as many WBCs. Continue reading
In a historic, unanimous ruling Friday, South Korea’s constitutional Court formally removed impeached President Park Geun-hye from office over a corruption scandal. Continue reading
Another family is speaking out about treatment by Fraser Health Authority after their son was sent home from the Surrey Memorial Hospital emergency room and died a day later. Continue reading
Watch the full broadcast of Global National with Dawna Friesen Continue reading
Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says he has ordered officials to look at how Canada calculates military spending compared to other NATO members, to ensure all allies are comparing “apples to apples.” Continue reading
U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says he won’t be involved in the decision-making process for the Keystone XL pipeline after a lengthy career in the oil industry that included investments in Alberta’s oilsands. Continue reading
A new study says up to a billion dollars could be saved by making some common drugs available over-the-counter, instead of requiring a prescription. But experts say it’s not worth the risk. Continue reading
Donald Trump’s travel ban could have lasting effects on the country’s bid for major sporting events. Continue reading
Dr. Pamela Yates was let go from her position at the IWK after her license application was rejected by the Nova Scotia Board of Examiners in Psychology. Continue reading
Actor Tom Jackson’s statements come one day after the film’s location manager said Parks Canada denied the permit in Banff and Jasper national parks, citing aboriginal concerns and suggesting the project might need an environmental assessment. Continue reading
If the Trudeau government plans to take steps to address the economic risks of the Donald Trump presidency, they won’t be in the upcoming federal budget. Continue reading
One industry expert says the transaction shows that the oilsands just can’t compete for investments at current oil prices. Continue reading
German police said they had detained at least one man who attacked five people at Duesseldorf central train station with an axe on Thursday. Continue reading
Here are key dates over the past two years as the federal government pursues marijuana legalization and initiatives by Toronto police to crack down on businesses dispensing the drug. Continue reading
Conservative leader hopeful Kevin O’Leary offered some harsh criticism for Alberta Premier Rachel Notley. Continue reading
The province has agreed to pay for a portion of a Manitoba man’s massive medical bill after receiving life-saving surgery in the U.S. Continue reading
You’ve seen them before, but never like this. If you want to get your feet into these babies, get ready to pay big bucks. Continue reading
Here’s how to avoid the worst tax traps. Continue reading
A Canadian meat processor must pay a $6,000 penalty for allowing thousands of free-range hens on their way to slaughter to suffer in frigid conditions, the Federal Court of Appeal has ruled. Continue reading
In the wake claim that powerful spy tools have left the CIA’s control, we should avoid ‘smart’ devices where possible, a privacy expert argues. Continue reading
Legal challenges against President Donald Trump’s revised travel ban mounted Thursday as Washington state said it would renew its request to block the executive order. Continue reading
Each of the 185 members of the class-action lawsuit would receive US$530 for the work they performed at the Olsen twins’ Dualstar Entertainment Group. Continue reading
The grandfather of one of two Indiana girls slain last month pleaded with the public Thursday to review evidence police have released and provide authorities with tips that could lead to an arrest. Continue reading
While Const. David Wynn’s widow is thrilled a bill named after her late husband passed second reading in Ottawa Wednesday, the way two local MPs voted was “difficult” for her. Continue reading