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According to CAA’s data, potholes are so prevalent in Manitoba that while 50 per cent of people experience vehicle damage from potholes, a whopping 70 per cent of those affected don’t even bother to make an insurance claim.

With the federal budget set to be tabled Tuesday, some people in the health sector worry there won’t be enough funding coming their way. Canadian Medical Association President Dr. Kathleen Ross talks about some the areas badly in need of support.

The Canada Revenue Agency continues to face criticism over its decision to retract its requirement for Canadians to report bare trusts for this tax year, and now a Conservative MP wants a “systemic review” into the handling of the issue. As Sean Previl reports, the MP’s call is not the only call the ombudsperson has...

The recent decision by the Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA) to retract bare trust reporting rules has resulted in relief for some Canadians. However, for others, the news comes as too little, too late, as they have already spent hundreds of dollars on tax preparation fees. Naomi Barghiel reports.

How should Canada navigate the rise in conflicts around the world? ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson is joined by retired U.S. general David Petraeus, a former CIA director, to discuss concerns over terror attacks from the Islamic State (ISIS), the Israel-Hamas conflict and the situation in Ukraine. Petraeus also addresses Canada’s capabilities to respond...

Many Canadians have already filed their taxes, but the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has now paused new reporting requirements for bare trusts, giving thousands an unnecessary bill. Abigail Bimman explains what a bare trust is, why the CRA made the last-minute change, the fury from accountants, and how it could affect your tax returns.

Ahead of the federal carbon price rise in April, ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson speaks with Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault about the push by some provincial premiers and Conservative MPs to scrap the levy, the role of large emitters in reducing emissions and more. Plus, Stephenson is joined by retired U.S. general David Petraeus,...

On The Roy Green Show on Saturday, Sask. Premier Moe responded to the prime minister’s warning that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is “rigorous” at getting the money it’s owed when it comes to collecting the federal carbon price on natural gas.

“We’ve had over 3-thousand folks participate already.” With pothole season in full force, CAA Manitoba has an update on its ‘Worst Roads Campaign’, where people are asked to have their say online.

The search is now over for Calgary’s best dish featuring the all-mighty egg. Linda Garson with Culinaire Magazine joined Global News Calgary with the winners of most egg-cellent dishes.

CAA Manitoba says a new survey finds that 27 per cent of Manitoba drivers say they’ve driven a vehicle after consuming edible cannabis.

Morgan Hoffman catches up with Kaylee Hottle who opens up about the character development between Jia and Kong. She also chats about the excitement of working with co-star Rebecca Hall and what fans can expect on the buzz-worthy movie that takes us back into the monsterverse.

A handful of communities in Manitoba are getting a financial boost for water and wastewater projects. The Canada Infrastructure Bank said it’s loaning up to $140 million to split between Brandon, Niverville and the RMs of Taché, Hanover and Ritchot.

Pothole season is here, and we want to know which roads make your car go bump 😱 🚗 CAA Manitoba has launched it’s 12th annual ‘Worst Roads Campaign’. You can vote here: http://caaworstroads.com

You can now make your voice heard about your most dreaded stretch of infrastructure — whether it’s due to potholes, traffic congestion, poorly timed traffic signals, or anything else — as part of CAA Manitoba’s annual Manitoba’s Worst Roads campaign.

We check in with Julia Kent from CAA Atlantic to find out more about the launch of a new online guide to help air travellers navigate the rules when they run into problems.

Tax season is underway, and so are tax scams. Canadians lose millions of dollars to tax-related scams, and the Canada Revenue Agency warns taxpayers to be extra vigilant. Consumer Matters reporter Anne Drewa has more on the latest scams and how to protect yourself.

Francois Boileau, Canada’s Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson, discusses increased service complaints to the Canada Revenue Agency amidst tax season, highlighting crucial benefits of filing returns and assistance available to taxpayers.

For the last twenty year Ciao! Magazine has been celebrating Manitoban culinary culture during the month of February. Laurie Hughes, publisher with Ciao! Magazine joins Global News Morning to share what’s new this year, and how even on a budget you can experience some of the finer offerings available on some restaurants menu’s.

Jennifer Rempel with the Fourth Street BIA joins Global News Calgary with details on a delicious food festival that will see restaurants serve up some of their tastiest dishes for just $10. Feast on Fourth runs from April 24-28.