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The RCMP have arrested a Quebec man for allegedly making social media posts supporting the so-called Islamic state. 40-year-old Mohamed Ali Ben Chaoua is accused of producing numerous posts on TikTok. Investigators say they received a tip and had reasonable grounds to believe he may commit terrorism offences. As Touria Izri reports, Chaoua appeared in...

Toronto police are appealing for the public’s assistance one week after a robbery at a North York jewelry store that ended with the shooting of a mall security officer. Police are looking for 53-year-old Kyle Douglas Prouse, who they say is responsible for a series of jewelry store bank robberies going back three years. As...

A Winnipeg man is facing more charges over online threats directed at Prime Minister Mark Carney, as well as Jewish and Muslim communities, according to Manitoba RCMP.

Many Montrealers walking past Place des Arts in recent days have been exposed to a jarring sight. The main entrance to the entertainment hub is being demolished. It’s part of a $134 million dollar renovation project that’s raising some eyebrows. Dan Spector reports.

Rome is celebrating the 80th anniversary of the iconic Vespa with a four-day festival featuring exhibitions, races, parades and other events. Enthusiasts from several countries travelled to take part, many riding their own Vespas. First launched in 1946, the scooter became a symbol of Italy’s post-war recovery and has since grown into a global icon,...

The morning commute in northwest Edmonton was disrupted for many drivers after an overnight storm dumped enough water to flood several parts of Yellowhead Trail. As Joel Gotlib explains, it’s the latest water woe in what is shaping up to be a soggy summer.

A big investment is being made in our tech sector. siemens will be expanding further in the innovation Saskatchewan’s research and technology park. We dive into what the company’s focus will be for the province and country as well as how many jobs the project will bring to Saskatchewan. Also, the crime rate in Canada...

A wild Wednesday night and Thursday morning left many parts of saskatoon with knocked power lines, trees and without power. We get an update on the damage and clean-up ahead of a hot weekend. Also, the SPSA gave us an update on the latest fires and floods wreaking havoc in Saskatchewan. What to expect and...

Many Canadians are in for a sweltering day on Tuesday, with Environment Canada issuing extreme heat warnings for multiple provinces. Heat warnings now cover most of Ontario along with parts of Quebec, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, meaning millions of Canadians are going to be impacted as the temperatures soar. Global News Chief Meteorologist Anthony...

Professional and amateur cheerleaders from around the globe have descended on Montreal’s Verdun auditorium this week for the first ever Association for International All Stars competition. Tourism Montreal partnered with Cheer Quebec as part of the 50th anniversary of the 1976 Olympic Games to host the world class athletes. It’s only been an official Olympic...

The crime rate in Canada has exploded since 2015 and many politicians are citing bill c-14’s relaxed stance being part of the problem. We get the latest from the opposition on how they believe community safety has fallen by the wayside because of the liberal government’s decisions. Also, you see the signs along the road...

The wild weather continues across Calgary, with many areas experiencing thunderstorms and downpours as the city celebrates Canada’s birthday. But despite less-than-ideal conditions, it wasn’t enough to stop Calgarians from taking part in multiple Canada Day events across the city. Jordan Prentice has more.

Following recent flash flooding in the western part of the island, climate change and extreme weather conditions are once again top of mind for people affected. Elected officials continue to explore various flood mitigation measures and are also encouraging homeowners to do their part. But as Phil Carpenter reports, many of these measures have their...

It’s Canada Day, and with an extreme heat warning in effect, many celebrated under some of the hottest conditions we’ve seen this year. Whether it was at the waterfront, or taking part in traditions across the city, people still found ways to make the most of the holiday. Lexy Benedict has more on how Torontonians...

We take a look at Canada’s big win on Thursday. How much beer was consumed was a popular Vancouver bar? How many calls did police attend? And a Port Coquitlam brewery has been denied by FIFA after applying to host a street party because they operate in the same category as Anheuser-Busch.

The City of Vancouver has the legal green light to close the embattled Vancouver Aquatic Centre as part of its plan for renewal. A judge has rejected a court application to stop the closure, but as Rumina Daya reports, there are still many unanswered questions about the centre’s future.

Hockey Night in Canada and The Bay are both synonymous with Canadian culture and for decades were a part of daily life for many Canadians. Iconic Canadian institutions are increasingly faced with existential threats due to financial pressures and foreign investment. Craig Baird, Canadian historian and host of the podcast Canadian History Ehx, joins Miranda...

Saskatoon is remembering one of it’s most prominent philanthropists as Irene Dube has died at the age of 89. Days of intense rain have left many parts of southern Saskatchewan dealing with damaging flooding.

Saskatchewan healthcare workers gather in Regina for a forum to work on strategies that will help support medical staff through an abundance of new ideas and initiatives. Days of intense rain have left many parts of southern Saskatchewan dealing with damaging flooding.

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...