Lions climb standings with win over Roughriders
Nathan Rourke passed for 375 yards and his B.C. Lions held off the Saskatchewan Roughriders for a crucial 31-24 victory on Friday.
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Convicted B.C. child killer granted 60-day unescorted leave to take cooking classes
Heather's mother, Jody Aspin, told Global News she was outraged to learn of the parole board's decision and said she is made to continuously suffer.
Elenore Sturko’s roller-coaster political ride lands her as leader of CentreBC
Sturko said she and other CentreBC legislators met with their short-lived leader, Peter Milobar, who told them of an offer to bring them back to the Conservatives.
B.C. truck drivers protest high diesel prices: ‘We work for free right now’
The war in Ukraine and the ongoing conflict in the Middle East are limiting global diesel supply, driving up prices worldwide.
Starbucks Canada closing some B.C. locations
Starbucks said it has 'gained greater clarity about which coffeehouses are positioned for long-term success and where it does not see a viable path forward.'
Planned driving safety training campus in Beaumont gets $38.5M from province
The Alberta Motor Transport Association Safety Campus, or AMTA Safety Campus, will provide specialized, hands-on training for law enforcement and commercial drivers.
Argos come up big late to beat Bombers 30-28
Lirim Hajrullahu booted a 36-yard field goal with 27 seconds remaining to lift the Toronto Argonauts to a 30-28 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Friday that extended their win streak to four games.
Trump uses contested power to cut nearly $1B US in Congress-approved spending
U.S. President Donald Trump is cancelling nearly $1 billion US in spending approved by Congress, the White House announced on Friday, using a rare and contested power to axe funding for immigrant services and diversity-focused initiatives.
White House leaves CNN off upcoming Trump trip on Air Force One
The White House signalled Friday night that CNN would be left off Air Force One for U.S. President Donald Trump's Saturday trip, the latest media restriction from the administration in an ongoing dispute with First Amendment implications.
Winnipeg Jets cut 5 more players ahead of pre-season finale
Isaak Phillips, Nikita Chibrikov, Parker Ford, and Noah Gregor were all placed on waivers by the Jets on Friday.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers start strong, finish flat in 30-28 loss to Argonauts
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers fell 30-28 to the Toronto Argonauts at Princess Auto Stadium Friday night.
The Curator: 10 beauty Advent calendars to get you in the holiday spirit
Behold, the best beauty Advent calendars of 2026. From Sephora and L’Occitane to MAC and Benefit, these countdowns promise daily delights for your skin, hair and makeup bag.
Saskatchewan harvest faces higher costs and delays
Saskatchewan farmers are finally getting more of their crop off the field, but they are doing it with higher costs and less time.
Games to circle on this season’s NHL calendar
The NHL opens its 1,344-game regular-season schedule next week. The league's 32 teams will play 84 contests each — up from 82 — for the first time since the 1993-94 campaign following pared-down training camps.
Application period for mail-in Alberta referendum ballots ending, 673K requested
Elections Alberta says it will stop accepting applications as of midnight and that mail-in ballots must be returned by Oct. 16 at 5 p.m.
Jay-Z rape accuser withdraws allegation, says ‘no truth’ to her claims
“Shawn ‘Jay-Z’ Carter never raped me. I have never met or spoken to Mr Carter. Mr Carter never engaged in any inappropriate conduct toward me whatsoever,” the declaration states.
As referendum looms, 70% of Albertans want province to remain in Canada
Ipsos found a strong majority (76 per cent) of Albertans are aware there are several questions in the upcoming referendum, and 62 per cent plan to vote on all 10 questions.
Trump ‘comfortable’ with pause in Canada trade talks, Greer says
Both sides have been having “good conversations about potential deals,” but the U.S. felt “no urgency” to make a trade deal, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said.
Wheelchair user says ‘discriminatory’ Habs policy forced him to beg for tickets
Unlike other customers who can purchase Habs tickets online, customers who want reduced-mobility seating have to call or go in-person to the Bell Centre's ticket office. But this year, Joey Racanelli said he was shocked to find out the ticket policy was quietly changed, limiting him to one match...
Nine Islamic schools on high alert after email threatening ‘slaughter’ of Muslims
The Muslim Association of Canada says nine schools it operates across Canada are on high alert after the schools received an email this week threatening violence against Muslims.