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B.C. tree fruit farmers in shock after co-op’s sudden collapseIn a shock to local farmers, the BC Tree Fruit Cooperative has shut its doors. The closure leaves many farmers without a distribution channel or storage options, meaning fruit that can’t be packed or sold may simply go to waste. Neetu Garcha explains.Global NationalAug 11
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Co-ops in Saskatchewan are still recovering from cybersecurity incidentWATCH: The impact of a cybersecurity incident on Co-op stores and gas stations across Western Canada is still being felt. Mackenzie Mazankowski has more on how the company is responding.Global News at 5 ReginaJul 2
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B.C. government promises support for local tree fruit growersThe provincial government is promising support for local tree fruit growers — devastated by extreme weather and the closure of the processing co-op. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has more on the steps the BC NDP are taking to address the crisis.Global News at Noon BCAug 13
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Global Okanagan News at 5: July 30, 2024Tourism operators in the Central Okanagan reporting fewer visitors in the region. Residents in West Kelowna still dealing with discolored water a few months after the opening of a new water treatment plant. A former BC Tree Fruits board member speaks out following the co-op ceasing operations.Jul 30
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Uncertain future for farmersThe Okanagan Valley is known for producing high quality fruit. But in recent years, it has been a struggle for farmers to get their goods to consumers. And as Ben Low-On reports, a former board member is calling out BC Tree Fruits for the way the co-op handled the recent decision to close all facilities.Jul 30
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Toronto cop under investigation for allegedly giving the middle fingerA video circulating on social media appears to show a Toronto police officer giving the middle finger to a citizen during an argument about parking. The nearly 8-minute long video captures the confrontation, with the person filming questioning the officers about parking in a no-parking zone while they were ordering coffee. The Professional Standards Unit...CanadaAug 7
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Winnipeg cops investigate fatal hit-and-run on Queen Elizabeth WayA pedestrian is dead after being hit by a car at Mayfair Avenue and Queen Elizabeth Way early Thursday morning, Winnipeg police say. Teagan Rasche reports.Aug 8
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Winnipeg cops searching residence as part of missing person investigationA heavy police presence in a Winnipeg north-end neighbourhood Wednesday that officers say it’s tied to a missing persons case dating back almost three years. Daisy Woelk reports.Global News at 6 WinnipegJul 24
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Possible dual rail strike for CN and CP as current contracts expire at the end of the yearAPAS president Ian Boxal says a possible rail strike would be catastrophic for Saskatchewan producers and province that is so export dependent.ConsumerJul 30
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Man found dead inside Toronto taxi beside subway stationA man was found dead inside a Co-op taxi in a parking lot next to Ossington Station. The witness who noticed the dead man says he was sitting in the driver’s seat of the cab, rigor mortis had set in and he wondered if he had been robbed. Catherine McDonald reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoJun 27
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Loblaw boycott: Small grocers, co-ops seeing boostWith the Loblaw boycott underway in protest of rising grocery prices, some Canadians are looking for alternatives to shop. Small grocers and co-op stores are among those people are turning to. As Sean Previl explains, the stores say they’re seeing a “lot of anger” against the “big box” stores like Loblaw, but it’s leading to...CanadaMay 5
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Eddie Murphy on what it felt like to be arrested by his daughter in ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ sequelIt’s been 30 years since Eddie Murphy last graced the screen as detective Axel Foley, but he’s back in ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’. Morgan traveled to LA to chat with Eddie and the cast about the sequel. He opens up about the special experience of working with his daughter, and reflects on his ageless...The Morning ShowJul 3
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Frustrated orchardists seeking answers from BC Tree FruitsApproximately 30 demonstrators lined up along Harvey Avenue in Kelowna on Wednesday, demanding transparency from its co-op management.Jun 6
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Winnipeg cops announce weapons arrest at Red River ExWinnipeg police say a pair of teens are in custody after an armed incident at the Red River Exhibition Sunday evening.Jun 17
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Fake cop sentenced in home invasion, deadly beating of Vancouver seniorA man who posed as a police officer in a deadly home invasion that killed a 78-year-old Vancouver woman will spend several years behind bars. Kristen Robinson has more on the sentence.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 12
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Winnipeg cops defend response time, say calls operate on priority systemWinnipeg police are defending their response time to calls after the victim of a local commercial robbery spoke out.May 30
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Live grenade safely removed from Transcona garage, Winnipeg cops sayWinnipeg police say a live grenade was found in a Transcona-area garage Tuesday afternoon.May 29
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Manitoba’s new top cop says RCMP job all about building, maintaining relationshipsThere’s a new commanding officer of the Manitoba RCMP, and he says he’s happy to be taking on the role of top cop in his home province.May 10
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Winnipeg cops seek 2 people who may have ‘valuable information’ in homicide probeWinnipeg police are seeking to identify two people of interest in an ongoing Fountain Street homicide investigation.CrimeMay 9
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GNM Mark Heise Rebellion BreweryWATCH: Rebellion Brewing Co. President and CEO Mark Heise joined our Brenden Purdy in studio to talk about the 2024 Hop Circuit in Regina, as well as their new brew for Pride Month here in the Queen City.Jun 12