Neetu Garcha

The passing of Queen Elizabeth II and the mass mourning that’s followed, brings up deep-rooted trauma for some Indigenous people, including a prominent matriarch in B.C.

While they were once banned throughout the country, Pow Wows have made a comeback in various ways and are growing in popularity.

Two B.C. Indigenous leaders, who were themselves taken from their families and placed in foster care, are now looking to help others who were separated while fostering healing.

Dr. Alika Lafontaine’s term as president of the Canadian Medical Association comes at a time when health care is collapsing and crises are overlapping.

Ahead of the day of remembrance, Global News spoke with several service members in B.C. on what they described as an opportunity for Canadians to reflect on their sacrifices.

There’s a major obstacle in the way for private sponsorship groups hoping to bring eligible Afghan families, who often have relatives already in Canada, into the country.

The pediatric cardiac surgeon in Vancouver says recently, he’s had to transition from the operating room to supporting patients with respiratory illnesses.

As the Taliban's crackdown on women's rights in Afghanistan continues, two teens now in Canada say they are embracing their newfound freedom and opportunities.

The constitutional reform, enshrining Indigenous land and treaty rights, was born out of the First Ministers Conference in March 1983.

Statistics Canada data reports a nearly 80-per cent increase in cyber-related extortion offences in 2020 from the year before.

Global News was on board the Canadian military aircraft reporting on the mission as part of Operation NEON, Canada’s contribution to helping enforce sanctions against North Korea.

The presence of U.S. military bases on Okinawa, regularly used by Canadian Armed Forces members, is coming under criticism from locals who are Indigenous to those lands.

Palestinian-Canadians and permanent residents are in a race against time to submit applications for extended family members to come to Canada.

After two consecutive winters with widespread crop losses due to cold weather, B.C. wine producers are having to rebuild and reimagine the future.

From Neapolitan pizza and Belgian beer culture to Arabic coffee, UNESCO's Intangible Cultural Heritage list protects globally cherished traditions. But Canada hasn't signed.

“If you believe in yourself, you don’t know where it could take you,” Joel Haywood King Handles, the School of Handles Basketball Academy CEO and ex-player told Global News.

Family members said they were not informed on how long Douglas is believed to have been laying there before he was found or specifics into the circumstances of his death.

As Los Angeles wildfires raged, Felipe Carrillo, armed with a garden hose, made a dangerous and desperate attempt to save his home and that of a few neighbours in Altadena.

Arjun Nimmala was born in Florida to Indian immigrant parents and is already regarded as one of the top prospects in the Toronto Blue Jays organization.

An orthopedic surgeon from Saskatchewan is urging a meaningful resumption of aid flow into Gaza and for Canada to implement a two-way arms embargo.