Tavis Dunn, our Visual Journalist for Global Vancouver continues to produce some outstanding animations.

There is a reason few political parties define middle class by a set of numbers: to most people it’s a state of mind. According to EKOS Research the middle class dream is turning in to a bit of a nightmare.

The Amtrak train that crashed in Philadelphia, killing at least eight people, was hurtling at 160 km/h before it ran off the rails along a sharp curve where the speed limit is just 80 km/h.

Our Visual Journalist for Global Edmonton, Tonia Huynh continues to produce outstanding work.

Birding (or birdwatching) has become one of the fastest growing hobbies in North America. As the name suggests, it’s the act of watching, monitoring, feeding, filming, or photographing birds — of which there are more than 450 different kinds in Canada.

Royals come well-supplied with given names — Charles and William have four apiece and George has three, making eleven names between the three of them.

Matt Peleshok continues to demonstrate his artistry with producing some outstanding set graphics for Global National.

The federal government is spending $13.5 million to advertise tax relief measures in the budget.

Days after the Nepal earthquake, thousands of lives have been lost and many more people have been displaced and in need of aid.

Eric Sorensen explains how the House of Commons will be playing “musical chairs” with the upcoming federal election.

Tuesday is budget day on Parliament Hill, when Finance Minister Joe Oliver will table his belated 2015-16 budget.

Mike Duffy is back in Ottawa before his fraud trial begins next week.

The suspended former Conservative senator’s 41-day criminal trial is scheduled to start on Tuesday at a downtown Ottawa courthouse.

Reporter Eric Sorensen shows Global News viewers a look inside an plane and explains the post 9-11 protocols airplanes must follow.

Tavis Dunn joined us in November as the Global News Visual Journalist for Vancouver. Check out of some of his featured work!

Tonia Huynh, our Visual Journalist for Global Edmonton joined us in October and has created some great work for us.

We hate them. Every year we cringe as our cars fall into cavernous potholes. So what’s behind those awful, potentially car-destroying remnants of winter

The government’s proposed anti-terror laws continue to be at the centre of heated controversy. Why?

Police announced they found a mysterious tunnel near York University. Police aren’t sure what it is and want to talk to whoever dug it.

Ukraine consists of three basic regions, the centre including Kiev, the west and its strong ties to Europe and the east, where most people speak Russian and look to Moscow for leadership.

Chris MacDougall built this explainer graphic about the energy efficient, CFL light bulbs.