3 killed, 2 injured after helicopter crashes at Kalalau Beach in Hawaii
Officials identified that the helicopter was being operated by Airborne Aviation, a helicopter company that does sightseeing tours of Kauai's canyons, shoreline and waterfalls.
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The Curator: 16 Amazon Canada Big Spring Sale beauty deals to shop—most are under $30!
It’s not just another Prime event: Amazon Canada’s Big Spring Sale is here! From coveted brands like Grace & Stella and Kiehl's to Clinique, read on for our top 16 picks.
Family fighting to bring B.C. senior home after she fell into a coma in China
A British Columbia grandmother is stranded in China in a coma with her family unable to pay the hundreds of thousands of dollars to bring her home via air ambulance
Site C camp to be repurposed for North Coast Transmission Line project: BC Hydro
Hydro says about 85 per cent of the camp, which includes 21 dormitories and the construction site office, will be relocated to sites between Prince George and Terrace.
Another oil pipeline through B.C. sees renewed interest as Enbridge CEO weighs in
The CEO of Canadian pipeline giant Enbridge said on Bloomberg Television that the investment climate is not there yet, but it is starting to clear up.
Fix up or fork out: Edmonton to hike taxes on neglected business properties
Under the new tax subclass targeting derelict commercial buildings, owners could see a jump in their taxes by up to 57 per cent if they don't fix up or demolish them.
Family of China murder victim loses B.C. lawsuit against family of executed killer
The B.C. Supreme Court dismissed Thursday a lawsuit filed by the family of a man murdered in a "contract killing" in 2017 in China.
DRIPA legislation will be front and centre when B.C. MLAs return to the legislature
'We want to see a clear path forward,' Scott McInnis, Conservative MLA for Columbia River-Revelstoke and the critic for Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation, told Global News.
Proposed Saskatchewan wind farm dividing community
Don Bourassa says a proposed wind farm near his home in southeast Saskatchewan has ruined relationships in his community — to the point where he feels he has been bullied.
Application to evict Penticton homeless camp postponed, but frustrations remain
The province's application for a court injunction to evict the roughly two dozen residents and dismantle the camp, along a busy stretch of Highway 97, has been postponed.
Former PM Joe Clark’s boyhood home hits the market for less than $1 million
A historic Alberta home once owned by former prime minister Joe Clark’s family has been listed for sale, offering a blend of heritage charm for history lovers.
Drainville, Fréchette square off in second Coalition Avenir Québec leadership debate
The two candidates vying to replace François Legault as Coalition Avenir Québec leader and Quebec premier are meeting today in a second and final debate.
‘Brutal winter’ leaves Toronto roads battered as city launches 3rd pothole blitz
Toronto has launched its third pothole repair blitz of the year as Mayor Olivia Chow says crews are working to catch up after a harsh winter and fluctuating temperatures.
Barnes leads Raptors past Pelicans 119-106
Scottie Barnes had a double-double as the Toronto Raptors routed the New Orleans Pelicans 119-106 on Friday.
NDP leadership candidates to make their final pitch to voters at Winnipeg convention
The NDP leadership candidates are making their last pitch to party members before voting in the six-month campaign concludes later today.
China denies forced labour allegations amid fallout from Michael Ma’s comments
China is denying allegations of forced labour as pressure mounts on PM Carney to clarify Canada’s stance after comments from a Liberal MP raised questions about reported abuses.
McDavid’s three points lead Oilers over Ducks
Connor McDavid had a goal and two assists to regain the NHL scoring lead as the Edmonton Oilers made a move up the Pacific Division standings, holding on to defeat the Anaheim Ducks 4-2 on Saturday.
Saskatoon’s Gather Local Market welcomes Rebellion as its newest anchor tenant
Rebellion was started in Regina by Mark Heise and his business partners, where they have their own brewery.
Manitoba finance minister says he’ll talk with critics of a planned food tax cut
The Manitoba government indicated Friday it will meet with critics who say a planned grocery tax cut is unfair and excludes many businesses, but it did not promise any changes.
Explosions from building rooftop fire shut down streets in downtown Toronto
Toronto police say a fire at a downtown construction site sparked reports of explosions and falling debris Friday evening, forcing road closures in the area.