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Police watchdog ASIRT has been directed to investigate a fatal shooting on a rural property near Irricana in early July. Initial findings show a woman inside the home contacted RCMP for help with a domestic incident involving her boyfriend. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Police in Metro Vancouver are cracking down on a growing number of incidents involving electric dirt bikes. As Kristen Robinson reports, in one case, a teenager is accused of riding his bike through a restaurant.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has visited Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as part of continued efforts to diversify Canada’s relationships. Mackenzie Gray reports on the deals Carney signed, and why he chose to avoid talking about Saudi Arabia’s poor human rights record.

A number of NDG residents are demanding answers from the borough about the decision to install a large Bixi docking station just metres away from their homes. The residents argue that there was no communication from the city about its installation and now the accompanying noise is making living conditions worse. Phil Carpenter reports.

Calgary police said a woman who was shot by a police officer during a confrontation involving an erratic driver along Deerfoot Trail on Sunday has died in hospital. Elissia Carpenter spoke to witnesses of the event.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is talking about provincial politics and, yes, Father’s Day on the Sunday Sit-Down. Houston highlights how and why he switched from his work as a chartered accountant to provincial politics. He also discusses why he wants Wind West and other natural-resources projects to be part of his legacy. He sits...

Last night, Zendaya wore a vintage, black ‘Spider-Man’ T-shirt as a stylish minidress on the Paris press tour for ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day.’ Law Roach, her stylist, found the inexpensive t-shirt on eBay and accessorized it with a Rolex watch and white Christian Louboutin boots, outdoing herself for under 40$. Also: The first trailer for...

Millions of Canadians live with disabilities. While work is done to be more inclusive, large accessibility gaps remain. Easter Seals CEO Rob Eatough joins Miranda Anthistle to mark Red Shirt Day, and how people can act.

She has been a part of many Canadians’ lives for almost 15 years. However, a significant change is on the horizon: this autumn, Apple’s voice assistant, Siri, will get a completely new voice and a few new features. This morning, tech expert Mike Yawney joins us live from Apple Park, where he has already been...

Tech Expert Mike Yawney sits down for an exclusive interview with Apple’s Greg ‘Joz’ Joswiak about the tech giant’s latest product launch. The pair discuss Siri AI, the long-awaited update to its personal assistant, and unpack all the new software features coming to your Apple devices this fall.

In this latest Sunday Sit-down, Paul Brothers talks inside a gardening centre with planting pro Niki Jabbour about what to bring to life this season and why she loves doing what she does.

In the latest Sunday Sit-down Skye Bryden-Blom sits down at Hope For Wildlife with its founder Hope Swinimer to talk their growing need and a love for all animals that never wavers.

We sit-down with 4-time Olympic Medalist Courtney Sarault to discuss her Olympic experience and her strong ties to her Maritime roots in Moncton, NB.

For just one morning, the biggest names in Genoa City were in Toronto at the TMS Studios. Kate Linder, Michael Graziadei, and Christian Leblanc are visiting us since they are in town for the Kate Linder and Friends Tea Charity. We find out how wonderful it is to be back in Canada and among their...

WATCH: Premier Scott Moe discusses health care, Compassionate Intervention Act, and western premiers’ meeting with Global News Morning.

The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the conduct of Scarborough Southwest Councillor Parthi Kandavel. Few details have been revealed about the allegations, but the Toronto Police have revealed it referred the investigation to the OPP. Matthew Bingley reports.

We sit down with New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt to discuss recent hot topics including her government’s decision to install a highway toll at the NB-NS border and get her thoughts on U.S. trade talks as the deadline to review the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement approaches.

Less than a month out and the city is still looking to fill a $5 million budget hole after assuring no further money will be spent on hosting the World Cup. While that question looms, other operational issues require tweaking are looking much more manageable. Matthew Bingley reports.

The Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society’s signature ExplorASIAN Festival is underway for the month of May, and organizers are focusing on bringing people together over a shared love of food. Global’s Safeeya Pirani checks out the society’s first-ever cooking workshop in Coquitlam, where participants try their hand at making dumplings.

Paul heads to Fang Recording in Downtown Dartmouth to sit down with legendary musician Joel Plaskett to talk about the legacy of The Joel Plaskett Emergency and what it was like to receive the Order of Nova Scotia.