The Siksika First Nation has instituted a curfew after 10 recorded active cases of COVID-19 were confirmed Thursday as 258 people were under investigation for the virus.

The Orchestre symphonique de Montréal is joining forces with other cultural institutions and artists in the city to offer citizens performances throughout the summer.

A man in his 20s is critically injured after a shooting downtown Friday evening.

After two acts of vandalism on a rainbow walkway, Airdrie Pride got the community together to drown out the hate.

Firefighters and police officers in Calgary had their hands full rescuing a feline stuck at the top of a power pole. Jessie Weisner explains.

Quebec is joining the movement to pressure Facebook into policing hate, racism and discrimination on its platform. Read More

Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the death of a tree planter in northern Alberta on Thursday.

Calgary’s newly-formed public safety task force met on Friday to try to get an understanding of what’s fueling violent crimes in the city. As Tracy Nagai reports, police said if shootings continue at the current rate in 2020, they’re on track to surpass last year’s numbers.

After months of self-isolating, people are eager to get outside and soak up the sun this weekend, but experts warn that overcrowding remains a problem, especially at beaches.

There will be no rodeo, midway or parade in Calgary this year due to COVID-19, but the Stampede spirit remains strong in the hearts of many across the city.

In a statement explaining why it is suspending the Quebec government's Facebook advertising, Premier François Legault's office says its intention is to show the importance the Quebec government places on the fight against racism.

Angela Mancini claims she’s the victim of a “political vendetta” following a report depicting her leadership as manipulative, untruthful and unaccountable for her actions at the English Montreal School Board. Read More

Every year, the Calgary Stampede draws in visitors from around the province and around the world to spend money in Calgary’s shops, restaurants and hotels. Not this year.

The requirement to wear a cloth mask inside public places in Ottawa will likely come into effect on Monday. Read More

After a disappointing regular season, the Canadiens will get an unexpected fresh start if the NHL can pull off its planned 24-team post-season. Read More

When Edmonton’s short summer gives way to bitter winter, transportation officials say snow plows should be hitting neighbourhood streets more often.

The province has confirmed another 57 cases of COVID-19 Friday, but no additional deaths.

More efforts are being made to reduce organic waste from being sent to the landfills. Quebec lawmakers are planning to spend more than one billion dollars to boost composting and reduce green house gas emissions. Global’s Tim Sargeant has more.

Still questions as to why the West Island Regional Health Authority paid an external communications firm $140,000 in one month for crisis control at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. As Global’s Felicia Parrillo explains, some local politicians are calling for a transparent review of the spending.

Dr. Horacio Arruda is trying to hammer home the message that even though the numbers look good, people still need to wear masks and practice safe social distancing. Global’s Gloria Henriquez has more.

On Wednesday night, officers say they received a report about a white sedan travelling south on Highway 10.

A 22-year-old Napanee man faces a number of charges after police officers breaking up a fight early Thursday were threatened and a police cruiser was damaged. Read More

The July 3, 2020 edition of Global News at 5:30 on Global Montreal.

Calgary's newly-formed public safety task force met for a second time on Friday.

Two lots have been purchased in the Côte-des-Neiges—Notre-Dame-de-Grâce borough to develop social and community housing. The vacant lots, located at the corner of Mackenzie St. and Mountain Sights Ave., can accommodate two projects of approximately 50 and 70 units. Read More

City council has received an updated report that shows the financial cost of COVID-19 to Edmonton is worse than first projected in April. They'll review the report on Monday.

Gary Longhi, a four-time Paralympian and Canada's flag-bearer for the opening ceremonies of the 2000 Sydney Paralympics, has died at the age of 56.

Alberta recorded 57 new cases of COVID-19 Friday, but no additional deaths.

Calgarians were treated to a rare display of shimmering noctilucent clouds above the city on Thursday night, and took to social media to share the phenomenon.

Statues of a Calgary firefighter and police officer outside city hall were vandalized with paint.

The Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commissioner has launched an investigation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over the government's decision to task the WE Charity — which has ties to Trudeau's family — with administering a $900 million summer student grant program.

A 22-year-old Napanee man faces a number of charges after police officers breaking up a fight early Thursday were threatened and a police cruiser was damaged. Read More

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Two statues dedicated to the city's police officers and firefighters at Calgary's city hall were vandalized sometime in the past 24 hours, though much of it had been cleaned off by Friday afternoon.

CapitalCare Foundation's Feast on the Field has been reimagined! This year, Feast on YOUR Field will deliver the same delicious food and drink made with the same local ingredients right to your backyard.

Eight people at the facility are confirmed to have the illness, according to Alberta Health.

Three people are dead after a small float plane crashed into a field south of Edmonton on Friday morning, say RCMP and Leduc County fire services.

A group of Carleton University professors, lecturers, staff, students and alumni are urging the university to adopt an eight-step plan to combat "direct and outspoken racism, hate-speech and microaggressions that Black students, staff, and faculty at Carleton have regularly reported on campus." Read More

RCMP say three people are dead after a float plane crashed southeast of Edmonton on Friday.

Shahin Mehdizadeh, who has worked in four provinces during his 32-year policing career, says he will focus on diversity, racism and building bridges with the Indigenous community.

Lana Bober, a student at Concordia University's John Molson School of Business, faced a dilemma when the fashion show she was helping to organize in March was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic. Read More

Thursday's armed incursion at Rideau Hall is a reminder that Canadian politicians can't always take their safety for granted, at work or at home. A number of political leaders have been targeted by attacks and intrusions that jolted – however briefly – our collective sense of security. Here are a few of the more egregious examples from Canadian history: Read More

It's easier than ever to take in a show at a popular summer festival.

Six vehicles were cleared and were back in service Friday after inspectors found a cracked train wheel and pulled trains from the Confederation Line on Thursday night. Read More

Public health officials have have banned most visitors from entering the Saint-Jérôme regional hospital for an indefinite period due to a COVID-19 outbreak.

A day after the Washington Redskins announced the team was reviewing its name, the Edmonton Eskimos said it will increase consultation with the Inuit community.

RCMP were called to the scene west of High Level about 5 p.m. Thursday.