While inflation continues to rise, some costs are going up while others are going down.

Global News spoke to transgender people in Calgary and Edmonton amid ever-increasing hateful rhetoric towards LGBTQS2 people in Alberta and across the world just in time for Trans Day of of Visibility, which occurs annually on March 31st.

Canadians in some provinces and territories will soon be paying a little bit more at the gas station as a federal carbon price is set to go up starting April 1st.

The provincial budget for Nova Scotia has been announced and here are this upcoming year’s highlights.

An Angus Reid Institute survey reviews the finances of Canadians over the past 12 months and the coming months.

The city of Saskatoon’s Circle Drive North Bridge construction is bringing up the topic of zipper merges in the community.

What time is it on the moon? The answer to this question has remained complicated since the dawn of the space age, as it currently depends on the time zone of whichever country is conducting the trip beyond Earth’s atmosphere.

One year after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Global News takes an in-depth look at the human cost of the conflict, the resilience of the Ukrainian people, Canada’s role supporting them and the prospects for peace in the year ahead.

Abortion access, specifically surgical abortion access, is under threat in Ontario.

From a supply chain crunch, to a housing crisis, to a shortage of life-saving donor organs: 3D printing is providing solutions to all these challenges and more.

February marks I Love to Read Month, so Global Winnipeg teamed up with four Manitoban authors to do read-alongs of their books.

Sumeet Kapila’s animation gives us a look at the Meme Stock Frenzy that occurred in 2021.

The GlobalGFX team once again comes together to collaborate on a little festive animation. This year, we are showcasing our creativity using the simple shape of a Christmas gift.

Neil Sangani helps John Hua explain the current shortage of house listings.

Andrew Miller gives us a look at the current supply issues.

Andrew Miller takes us through the journey of a toy.

Mike Lapalme shows us the vast changes that are occurring on the Rogers Board of Directors.

Mike Lapalme breaks down the voting results which show nearly 62% of Albertans supporting the change.

Chris Jeri helps show how the What3words app works to divide the world into a grid of 10-foot squares, thus giving each square a unique combination of 3 random words: a what3words address.