Jennifer Neville-Lake lost her three children, aged 9, 5 and 2, and her father in a 2015 in a drunk driving crash. She spoke to Global News in an exclusive interview, describing life after their death.

Guest: Caryn Lieberman - Reporter, Global Toronto

Donald Trump is speaking at a rally in Fargo tonight, and some Canadians traveling down from Winnipeg might be in attendance...

Guest: Amber McGuckin - Reporter, Global Winnipeg

Humayun Sarwar came to Canada as a refugee from Afghanistan when he was 14 years old. Invited to attend a model U.N. conference in New York City, he fled north and crossed the Canadian border, legally. Once in Canada, he applied for and received refugee protection because the Taliban had threatened to kidnap and kill him for participating in the conference and for his family’s pro-Western views and support of the United States. Yet, despite these threats, Immigration Canada is blocking him from being reunited with his family because they say parents and siblings of child refugees are not considered family members.

A new report from British Columbia Attorney General David Eby shows rampant money laundering at casinos fueled the opioid epidemic and rampant real estate speculation.

We’re days away from Canada’s retaliatory tariffs being placed on everything from lawn mowers to washing machines coming in from the US. But will this attack on the US actually harm some Canadians?

Guest: James Moore - Former Canadian Minister of Industry, Current Senior Business Advisor at Dentons law firm & Chancellor at the University of Northern British Columbia

It may be the end of June, but over in Newfoundland...SNOW!

We’ve been telling you a lot about the large extended family of peacocks plaguing a community in Surrey BC. Well...turns out they’re going to be evicted.

Ottawa’s Bluesfest music festival almost didn’t happen because of one small bird.

We’re a few days away from Canada firing their first shot in the Trump vs Trudeau trade war. How is it going to affect our country, and what businesses might struggle the most?

Guest David Akin - Chief Political Correspondent, Global News

A sharply divided U-S Supreme Court has upheld President Donald Trump's ban on travel from several mostly Muslim countries earlier today.

It’s an important study for those who have loved ones suffering from dementia. A report from the Canadian Institute of Health Information found close to half of these caregivers are suffering themselves.

An Angus Reid poll released this week found nearly 70% of Canadians want to see the traditional Monday to Friday work week condensed into four 10-hour shifts.

Weekly check-in with Rob Breakenridge. This week: With the legalization of Cannabis around the corner, there is now a push to expunge/pardon/erase the convictions of those who were nabbed on pot charges.

Guest: Rob Breakenridge - Host 770 CHQR