From Global News. A new statue in London, England, is stopping people in their tracks. Overnight on Wednesday, the latest work by elusive street artist, ‘Banksy,’ was cleverly erected in the heart of the city. As Redmond Shannon reports, the statue has Londoners and tourists wondering what happens with the artwork now. For more info,…

From Global News. U.S. President Donald Trump says he’s not happy with Iran’s latest proposal to end the war. He didn’t elaborate, but suggested Iran may never strike a deal. Today marks 60 days since the U.S. and Israel launched airstrikes on Iran — a deadline to get congressional approval to continue to keep fighting…

From Global News. As we head into the weekend, there will be more pain at the pumps with yet another price hike Friday as global oil prices reached a four-year high — all connected to the conflict in the Middle East. The federal government scrapped the excise tax, but as Heidi Petracek reports, the relief…

From Global News. Breaking news out of Calgary as a man has been charged with first-degree murder after the bodies of his two children were found inside his vehicle Thursday morning. The 37-year-old suspect appeared in court on Friday and police say he is the father of the victims: a 5-year-old boy and a 3-year-old…

From Global News. Questions are being raised tonight about the timeline of the suspected voter list leak in Alberta. Millions of names and home addresses were allegedly posted online by a separatist group. Yesterday, the Centurian Project was ordered to remove its database from its website. But as Jasmine King reports, it appears the possible…

From Global News. An advocacy group is planning to file a constitutional challenge to Ontario’s freedom of information (FOI) clampdown, arguing it breaches the right of voters to be informed for a meaningful debate about public issues. Democracy Watch, a non-profit citizen group based in Ottawa, announced Thursday it is working to file a challenge…

From Global News. Global BC’s Jason Pires digs deep into the archives to look back at Expo 86 as it marks its 40th anniversary. We look at how the Expo almost didn’t happen for Vancouver… the triumphs that followed… and the immense legacy it left behind. Many consider 1986 to be the turning point for…

From Global News. The head of FIFA, Gianni Infantino, asked for a public sign of peace on Friday, calling on the Israeli and Palestinian delegations to shake hands at a meeting ahead of next month’s World Cup. The Palestinian official refused. “This was a political spectacle more than it was a real effort to engage…

From Global News. A small community near Kingston, Ont. is reeling tonight after police laid charges in connection with the death of a youth following an incident at a local school back in March. First responders were called to a medical emergency at a Bath Public School, where a student was taken to the hospital…

From Global News. So it seems some major reforms are coming to the way grievances by Canadian air passengers are put forward, evaluated, processed and ultimately resolved. “Canadians deserve an air passenger protection system that is clear, comprehensive, and enforceable,” says Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon. ‘Air Passenger Rights’ founder Gábor Lukács joins Global’s Antony Robart…

From Global News. Israeli police released a video on Thursday showing what eyewitnesses said was an attack by a Jewish man on a nun in Jerusalem that took place on Tuesday. Attacks on Christian communities in East Jerusalem and Israel have been on the rise in recent years, according to the Rossing Center for Education…

From Global News. Crowds gathered in San Francisco, California, on Thursday to catch a glimpse of a large sea lion visitors have nicknamed ‘Chonkers,’ one of at least two Steller sea lions spotted among the smaller California sea lions this month. #Chonkers #SeaLion

From Global News. Police have charged the children’s father, a 37-year-old man, with two counts of first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of two children found in a vehicle in northwest Calgary. At a press conference, investigators said the accused called 911 and reported the killings before officers located him at the scene and…

From Global News. Police are expected to provide an update Friday on the investigation into the deaths of two children whose bodies were found in a vehicle in Calgary. Police have charged the children’s father, a 37-year-old man, with two counts of first-degree murder. They said in a statement that the victims were a five-year-old…

From Global News. A Montreal teen is being recognized for taking scary moment at home – and turning it into a potentially life-saving device. The Grade 9 student engineered a device designed to prevent dangerous household accidents after her grandmother, who has dementia, left a pot on the stove overnight. Aviana Machnes is already earning…

From Global News. More young people are pushing back against the “addictive” aspects of AI chatbots, according to a new report from McGill University, which found that young Canadians want the federal government to step in. Organizers held four consultations between November 2025 and March 2026, and 100 young people took part. The report suggests…

From Global News. Canadian Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon will unveil new measures aimed at protecting air passengers’ rights during an announcement at the Ottawa International Airport on Friday. The announcement comes after the federal government revealed in its spring economic outlook that it is considering inviting private investment into Canada’s airports. MacKinnon told reporters on…

From Global News. Minister of Transport Steven Mackinnon announced Friday that the government is taking steps to remove the backlog of complaints in aviation. "Canadians deserve better. It must be fixed, and we’re here to announce the fix," MacKinnon said.  MacKinnon said the government would take "immediate steps" to clear the backlog by engaging a…

From Global News. A Vancouver homeless man claims he’s been told he can’t sleep under the Cambie bridge any longer, as the city prepares to host the FIFA World Cup. Wayne Bouchier told Global News that city workers told him the area was part of a two-kilometre “beautification zone” around B.C. Place. “Every city in…

From Global News. One of music’s most successful artists is wading into the debate about lifeguards at Vancouver beaches. Peter Gabriel is chiming in from across the pond on the park board’s plan to cut lifeguard positions by half. The decision to cut positions was made to save money. City Councillor Pere Fry recently tried…

From Global News. From the assassination attempt at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to a visit from King Charles, it has been a very busy week in Washington, D.C. King Charles and Queen Camilla spent four days in the United States. Officially, the trip was meant to commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of…

From Global News. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under growing pressure to combat antisemitism in the United Kingdom after two Jewish men in London were stabbed. The suspect in the attack is Essa Suleiman, a Somali-born U.K. citizen who was previously cleared of being a terrorist threat in 2020. Redmond Shannon explains how Starmer…

From Global News. The federal government is seeking to establish a new agency to investigate financial crimes, such as fraud, money laundering, and corruption. If created, it would be Canada’s first new law enforcement agency in more than 20 years. Jillian Piper explains how much it could cost and what this means for the RCMP,…

From Global News. The Iran war and resulting Strait of Hormuz blockades have pushed oil prices to a four-year high, with no signs of relief anytime soon. “These consequences are not cumulative. They are exponential,” warns United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, “And the longer this vital artery is choked, the harder it will be to…

From Global News. There are new concerns about the release of sensitive personal data in Alberta, where a voter list with millions of names and home addresses was allegedly posted online by a provincial separatist group. Bianca Millions looks at what’s known about the case, and the reaction. U.S. President Donald Trump has authorized a…

From Global News. A heartbreaking discovery was made by Calgary police officers on Thursday morning, when they found the bodies of two children inside a vehicle in the city’s northwest. “Just after 10 a.m. CPS received a phone call that led us to the 4300 block of 14th Street NW,” said Calgary Police Service Insp.…

From Global News. In a vote of six to three on Wednesday, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Louisiana’s congressional map that would have secured two predominantly Black voting districts in the state. The decision sided with a lower court ruling that found it relied too heavily on race. This, after a group of self-described…

From Global News. Canada has been selected to host the first-of-its-kind, multi-national bank, which, when it gets up and running, will help Canada and its NATO partners lower the cost of financing major military purchases like fighter jets or submarines. For now, it’s called the Defence, Security, and Resilience Bank. As David Akin reports, when…

From Global News. U.S. President Donald Trump signed a Presidential Permit that will allow U.S. company Bridger Pipeline LLC’s cross-border project using leftover infrastructure from the Keystone XL pipeline. Trump also took a swipe at the previous Biden administration saying they wouldn’t sign a pipeline deal. "By the way. They’re way underground, they’re not a…

From Global News. One man is dead following a shooting in the driveway of a Surrey home. Another man was injured in the attack, and police say it appears to be gang-related. The incident was captured on video, showing two masked gunmen chasing the victim. As Angela Jung reports, critics worry the extortion crisis and…

From Global News. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani said he would encourage King Charles to return the Koh-i-Noor Diamond, with his comments coming during the British monarch’s ongoing U.S. visit. The two were seen speaking at a 9/11 memorial ceremony, as the diamond remains a long-standing point of dispute tied to Britain’s colonial history.…

From Global News. Elections Alberta is investigating the possibility that a provincial party or official illegally used or shared an official voter list containing the names and addresses of millions of residents across the province.  The list, which contains “extremely sensitive data” like electors’ names, addresses and phone numbers, may have been released to the…

From Global News. A chalet on Mount Washington was destroyed by a fast-moving fire on Tuesday night. However, flames were not the only thing lighting up the sky above Vancouver Island on Wednesday night. Henderson said that shortly after midnight, there was a bright blue flash in the sky. “There is evidence now that there…

From Global News. A senior Iranian sports official with alleged ties to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard (IRGC) was denied entry into Canada, but there are questions as to why he was allowed to get as far as he did. Mehdi Taj, the head of Iran’s soccer federation, was on his way to the FIFA congress…

From Global News. There is only one trade negotiator for Canada, and it’s the federal government, Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday in Oakville, Ont., when asked about Conservative MPs meeting U.S. trade representatives. #cdnpoli #canadanews #markcarney

From Global News. Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla attended a block party celebrating America’s 250th birthday on Thursday in Virginia. The royal visit to the U.S., officially to ‌commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence from British rule, came ⁠at a time of ‌tensions between Britain and the U.S., with Trump having…

From Global News. Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla attended a block party celebrating America’s 250th birthday on Thursday in Virginia. The royal visit to the U.S., officially to ‌commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence from British rule, came ⁠at a time of ‌tensions between Britain and the U.S., with Trump having…

From Global News. Sometimes, no matter how professional a news anchor is, they just can’t keep it together during a ridiculous story. This one about a seagull squawking contest sent Global Edmonton anchor Quinn Ohler into hysterics as she tried – unsuccessfully – to get through the script. RELATED: https://globalnews.ca/news/11522642/seagulls-snatching-food-yelling-research/ Subscribe to Global News Channel…

From Global News. Sometimes, no matter how professional a news anchor is, they just can’t keep it together during a ridiculous story. This one about a seagull squawking contest sent Global Edmonton anchor Quinn Ohler into hysterics as she tried – unsuccessfully – to get through the script. RELATED: https://globalnews.ca/news/11522642/seagulls-snatching-food-yelling-research/ Subscribe to Global News Channel…

From Global News. Britain’s King Charles and Queen Camilla will attend a parade and a block party celebrating America’s 250th birthday on Thursday in Virginia. The royal visit to the U.S., officially to ‌commemorate the 250th anniversary of America’s Declaration of Independence from British rule, came ⁠at a time of ‌tensions between Britain and the…