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Man faces first-degree murder charge after dismembered body found near Toronto
A 28-year-old Toronto man faces a first-degree murder charge after a dismembered body was found inside a home in Thornhill, Ont. north of Toronto on Sunday.
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Contractor allegedly hired through Kijiji wanted for theft in Whitby, Oshawa
An arrest warrant has been issued for a 35-year-old Port Hope man for theft after he was allegedly hired as a contractor through the online trading website Kijiji.
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WATCH: Tumbleweeds turn family’s backyard oasis into massive mess
Miquie and Christie Clower were looking for a new home with a big back yard in New Mexico for their kids. They didn't expect an invasion of tumbleweeds.
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Dying cancer patients live longer at home than in hospital: study
A new study shows patients with terminal cancer tend to live longer when they choose to die at home instead of in hospital. But how?
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Hundreds of firearms seized from Pickering home after owner found dead
Durham Regional Police say they've removed hundreds of firearms from a Pickering, Ont., home after the owner was found deceased.
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Edmonton housing sales rise despite gloomy economic outlook
With Alberta's economy still in a tailspin, the Realtors Association of Edmonton issued what may be surprising to some; an impressive rise in the sale of houses last month.
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Kelowna homeowner prepares for shipping container carriage house
A Kelowna homeowner is getting her back yard ready for the delivery of what will be Kelowna's very first shipping container home.
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Mother of child found wandering streets alone was out getting pizza: police
The mother of a 4-year-old girl is facing child abandonment charges after the toddler was found wandering the streets of Toronto alone early Monday morning.
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Strike by skilled-trade workers to cause delays for GTA construction projects
Thousands of skilled-trade workers in Ontario are on strike this week causing commercial and residential construction project delays across the Greater Toronto Area.
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Kelowna family who feared becoming homeless, find a home
Someone who saw Global News' story about the plight of the family, offered them rental housing that is within their budget.
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Van crashes into Kelowna home
One woman has been arrested after a van crashed into a home on Yates road Sunday morning.
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‘We don’t have insurance’: Cautionary tale from Fort McMurray homeowner
The Kuncio family lost everything in the Fort McMurray wildfire and without insurance, they won’t be getting anything replaced. Now they’re speaking out in hopes of preventing others from making the...
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‘Progress is being made’: Montreal continues to combat unsanitary housing
Since 2014, over 2,000 units in 144 buildings have been thoroughly inspected with thermal cameras and mold and humidity detectors.
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Lock your doors and windows, say VPD
While residential break-and-enters in Vancouver are on the downslide, police are asking the public to not make it easy for thieves.
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Man dead after drowning in residential pool in Newmarket
The man was discovered in the pool and he was taken to hospital where he was later pronounced dead.
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2-storey Langley home destroyed in fire
Firefighters are on the scene of a fire that has destroyed a two-storey house in Langley.
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Mother and 11 kids homeless, for third time, after surviving Hurricane Katrina
A mother and her 11 kids are homeless - for the third time in 10 years - after a fire began in the kitchen of their mobile home.
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What can $300,000 get you when buying a home in Winnipeg
The average price of owning a home in Winnipeg has surpassed $300,000 for the first time, according to the Winnipeg Realtors Association.
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Saskatoon’s freeze and thaw cycle causes damage for city and homeowners
Ice can cause damage to city water mains, but homeowners are also at risk for ice damming if they don’t take the proper precautions.
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Extension cords common cause for Winnipeg winter fires
Experts are warning about the dangers of using an extension cord, after a house fire destroyed a home in Kleefeld over the weekend.
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