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With inflation making progress the Bank of Canada decided to hold rates steady but gave hints that rate cuts could be on the table when they meet in June. Financial Analyst Michael Campbell speaks with Jennifer Palma on Global News Morning Weekend BC.

The Alberta government says a new draft social studies curriculum for students in Kindergarten through Grade 6 is ready to be tested in classrooms come fall 2024. Breanna Karstens-Smith reports.

After working as a bartender for years and collecting bottle caps, Edmonton artist Jefferey Meszaros decided to put his creativity to the test and started making unique bottle cap art. He joined us on Global News Morning to talk about an exciting upcoming project involving decade-old newspapers and a former U.S. president.

The new short-term rental rules come into effect in less than two weeks and the province is now releasing new details — to guide people through the changes. Keith Baldrey explains how this is all going to work?

The provincial government is facing a second lawsuit over its controversial changes to Policy 713. The changes make it so children under 16 need parental consent to use their name and pronoun of choice in any school context. Suzanne Lapointe brings us the latest.

Bill Welychka makes a return to Global News Morning Kingston after moving to a role behind the microphone with 96.3 BIG Fm. Find out what he’s been up to in this new weekly feature!

As the number of people in New Brunswick experiencing homelessness grows, some shelters are looking at a new approach. As Suzanne Lapointe reports, organizations are shifting focus to help residents transition to more permanent housing options.

Calgary has a new facility to process recyclables. The blue cart program, launched 15 years ago, is now processing 55,000 tonnes of material every year. And now, the city is retiring use of its aging Cascades Recovery Plus facility, sorting through a big change in waste management. Sarah Offin reports.

Alan Doyle says his new album, Welcome Home, is both rowdy and reflective.

A Calgary doctor is charged with fraud over allegations of fake billing. Calgary rebrands itself with a new motto, becoming the Blue Sky City. The City of Calgary buys back the original site of Ernest Manning High School with housing top of mind for the site.

Bird watchers are gathering across the world this weekend as people in more than 200 countries participate in “the great backyard bird count.” As Anna Mandin reports, some New Brunswick residents are doing their part and assisting with the Nature Conservancy of Canada’s mission in the process.

As the excitement for the total solar eclipse on April 8 ramps up, experts are also warning about counterfeit and fake eclipse glasses making an appearance. Samir Jabbour, an ophthalmologist and cornea specialist in Montreal, talks with Global News about the dangers of improper eye protection and tips on how to ensure your solar eclipse...

Emotions were raw at the Montreal court house on Wednesday, as a 23 year-old man facing several serious charges related to a fatal hit and run on New Year’s Day made an appearance. Those close to the two men who lost their lives are still struggling to come to terms with what happened. Global’s Dan...

Vancouver’s Chinatown is gearing up to welcome people for Lunar New Year festivities. In part two of this segment, Chef Deseree Lo shows community reporter Safeeya Pirani how to make crispy fried prawns with locally sourced ingredients from stores in the neighbourhood.

Lunar New Year is a time of celebration filled with tradition and food. Chef Kevin Ao of Bon Moment joins Jennifer Palma to teach her how to make dumplings and talk about his family’s traditions.

Lunar New Year festivities are already underway. Chef Deseree Lo, Top Chef Canada runner-up, shares her recipe for seafood dumplings.

At least three schools in New Brunswick are facing cuts to their lunch program. It comes as the cost of living continues to rise. Nathalie Sturgeon reports on how the cuts are impacting families.

Years after Toronto’s Ombudsman recommended several changes in the wake of incidents involving fare inspectors and passengers, the TTC is adopting new policies taking account of the use of discretion, force and video surveillance. Matthew Bingley reports.

Theft, disorder and threats of violence – the struggles businesses face in downtown Vancouver are well documented. It has forced some of them to close their doors. Now, people in Chinatown are lamenting the loss of a staple store that helped keep their shelves stocked. As Alissa Thibault, reports the closure comes as police investgate...

Canada’s biggest province, Ontario, is cracking down on cell phones in class and making changes to the rules when it comes to vaping. The province says it’s plan includes some of the strongest measures in this country to “protect the “mental and physical health” of children and to curb distraction at school, but some advocates...