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  • How one gymnast’s Olympic dreams may have been foiled by new Canadian visa rules
    As gymnasts from across the world gather in Montreal, one Mexican athlete has had to stay behind, airplane ticket in hand. It’s all down to the federal government’s recent decision to reimpose visas for Mexican nationals. As Gloria Henriquez reports, her dreams to qualify for a spot for this summer’s Olympic games may be over...
    Canada
    Mar 8
  • Future of Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as long-awaited project opens
    After much controversy, years of delays, and being billions of dollars overbudget, oil is finally flowing through the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. Heather Yoruex-West explains what Canadians are getting from the investment, and whether it can be enough to silence critics who question the pipeline’s profitability.
    Global National
    May 1
  • It’s opening day for the $34B Trans Mountain oil pipeline expansion
    The Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project will open on Wednesday. It took more than four years to construct, and was one of the most costly infrastructure projects in Canadian history. Kendra Slugoski reports.
    Global News at Noon Edmonton
    May 1
  • Wetaskiwin County recycling garbage back into oil, plastics, fertilizer and more
    Household trash typically ends up in landfills, oceans, or incinerated — processes that harm the environment. The County of Wetaskiwin has found a new solution: a partnership with Canadian company Sustane Technologies Inc. to reduce how much garbage actually goes to the dump by as much as 90 per cent. As Jaclyn Kucey explains, there’s...
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Apr 5
  • Calgary-area veteran plays ‘very exciting’ role in new salute to Canadian soldiers
    A Calgary-area veteran is excited about a new tribute to an important part of our military history. As Gil Tucker shows us, he’s playing a key role in a salute to some brave Canadian soldiers.
    Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
    Apr 16
  • ‘Hail Caesar!’: Calgary woman launches campaign to change National Caesar Day
    A Calgary woman is kicking off a campaign to change a little-known Canadian tradition. As Gil Tucker shows us, she’s out to tweak how some toast the unofficial start of summer.
    Global News at 5 Calgary
    Mar 13
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  • Canadian government needs to step up efforts to heat homes nationwide: expert
    After a chilly start to 2024, Canada is learning how many homeowners are taking advantage of Ottawa’s recent “oil-to-heat-pump” program. And it’s no surprise the provinces most dependent on heating oil account for most of those applying for the federal grant. But as Heidi Petracek reports, some advocates say Ottawa needs to provide better options...
    Canada
    Jan 19
  • Global National: Jan. 19
    Data from the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) shows influenza and COVID-19 cases are decreasing across the country. While the numbers are encouraging, doctors say it’s important not to let your guard down. In Toronto, a mother accused of murdering her severely disabled daughter, has been cleared on all charges. Cindy Ali was previously...
    Health
    Jan 19
  • Calgary aviation museum showcases Canadian woman’s ‘incredible feat’
    The people who run a Calgary museum are getting ready to welcome some big crowds in the weeks ahead. As Gil Tucker shows us, they’re proud to have a new chance to highlight a pioneering Canadian woman who helped turn the tides of history.
    Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
    Jan 24
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  • Ukrainian hockey week in Alberta
    The Edmonton Oilers and the Edmonton Oil Kings have partnered up with the Ukrainian Canadian Congress to present Ukrainian hockey week in Alberta. From Jan. 6 to 11, special events are being held and money is being raised for the Canadian Ukraine Foundation. Andriy Tovstiuk from the Ukrainian Canadian Congress joined Global News at 6...
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Jan 8
  • Global National: Jan. 15
    After Albertans were warned to conserve power because the electrical grid was under unprecedented pressure due to frigid weather, there are now concerns about what the grid can handle. How Saskatchewan stepped in to help while firing shots at the federal government; and the potential solutions to ease the strain. It’s been more than 100...
    Global National
    Jan 15
  • Global National: Dec. 12
    For the first time since the Oct. 7 attacks, Canada is now calling for a humanitarian ceasefire in Gaza, as international pressure mounts on Israel to show restraint. The mounting destruction and devastation in Gaza, which aid groups are calling a ‘catastrophic situation’; and how family members of hostages and victims are joining the calls...
    Global National
    Dec 12, 2023
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  • Global National: Dec. 7
    Though many Canadians are already struggling to pay for food and more price increases are expected, the 2024 Food Price Report indicates costs will be rising at a slower pace next year. What some Canadians about the current sticker shock, as signs point to some relief on the way.The federal government’s newly-announced cap-and-trade framework, aimed...
    Global National
    Dec 7, 2023
  • Global National: Nov. 28
    Hamas has released 12 more hostages in exchange for another 30 Palestinians detained in Israeli prisons, and more aid is arriving in the Gaza Strip, as pleas persist to extend the pause in fighting. What could change the terms of the temporary ceasefire, the concerns about the youngest hostage, and what one 12-year-old boy says...
    Global National
    Nov 28, 2023
  • US thwarted alleged assassination plot against Sikh separatist: report
    The U.S. government said Wednesday it asked Indian authorities about allegations of a foiled assassination plot targeting a U.S.-Canadian citizen and expects responsible parties to be “held accountable.” David Akin has the details.
    Crime
    Nov 22, 2023
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  • Wilkinson defends carbon pricing pause on home heating oil, rejects it only benefits Canadians in Liberal ridings
    Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson defended the government’s pause on carbon pricing in Atlantic Canada during question period on Monday, amid criticism from Conservatives and NDP that it only benefits Canadians in Liberal ridings. Wilkinson said the program, which pauses carbon pricing on home heating oil and provides incentives to lower the cost...
    Canada
    Oct 30, 2023
  • Global National: Nov. 22
    A vehicle that crashed into a Canada-U.S. border crossing in Niagara Falls and exploded Wednesday, killing two people, was a “horrific accident” and not an act of terrorism, New York’s governor said. Over in Ottawa, A jury has found ex-RCMP intelligence officer Cameron Ortis guilty of sending sensitive information to alleged criminals and money launderers...
    Canada
    Nov 22, 2023
  • Calgary-area veterans commemorate Canadian courage at Remembrance Day events in South Korea
    A couple of veterans from the Calgary-area are just back from Remembrance Day ceremonies they’ll never forget. As Gil Tucker shows us, they’re working hard to promote the importance of Canadian military history on the other side of the world.
    Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
    Nov 17, 2023
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  • Poilievre accuses NDP of ‘flip-flopping’ on carbon price pause position
    During question period on Tuesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defended his government’s measures to help Canadians transition from home heating oil to using a heat pump as a cleaner and less expensive alternative. He criticized the Conservative Party for not taking climate change seriously. Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre, responded by saying, “Canadians know...
    Canada
    Nov 7, 2023
  • NDP’s Singh calls Trudeau’s carbon pricing plan ‘divisive’
    Ahead of a vote in the House of Commons regarding removing carbon pricing on home heating across Canada on Monday, NDP leader Jagmeet Singh said his party rejects the “Liberals’ divisive plan” that exists, removing the cost for only Atlantic Canadians on oil-based home heating. He added he will be voting in favour of the...
    Canada
    Nov 6, 2023
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