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A New Brunswick farmer says his corn isn’t fit to sell at his farm stand because of the impacts of an ongoing drought. Farmers across New Brunswick and in other parts of the country are already seeing smaller yields as a result of dry weather. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

Two black bears spent part of the day exploring a man’s boat in the driveway of his Port Coquitlam, B.C., home over the weekend and their fun was caught on camera. The pair hopped on the boat and began sniffing and rummaging about, ultimately finding corn chips that had been left in the boat by...

Peterborough police say one person is in custody as part of a suspicious death investigation on Tuesday. Officers and the Coroner’s Office are investigating a death at a residence. An area of Charlotte and Rubidge streets was cordoned off all day. Police have not stated if any charges have been laid But they said they...

The CNE is known for its one-of-a-kind culinary creations.  Our Jaden Lee-Lincoln headed to Exhibition Place to chat with Mark Holland, CEO of the CNE, to check out some of the unique food offerings at the Ex this year. On the menu was a 2-foot hotdog, deep-fired water melon, and a corn dog with a...

The G7 summit gets underway in Kananaskis, where Donald Trump leaves early. Health-care workers urge the Alberta government to reverse its plan to limit free COVID-19 vaccines. A thunderstorm sweeps over Sherwood Park, dumping large hail and a deluge of rain. Edmonton city council is trying to figure out how to increase compliance during parking...

Nothing says summer like a sizzling salad! Greta Podleski, bestselling author of ‘Every Salad Ever’ joins us with fresh and flavour-packed recipes straight off the BBQ. From Mexican street corn pasta to steak and avocado, these dishes are anything but ordinary.

More than two dozen Kingstonians were awarded medals Thursday evening for their contributions to the local community. The medals were created to mark the Coronation of King Charles the third.

Millions of Canadians from the Prairies all the way to the East coast are bracing for a fierce blast of winter tonight, as part of a deep freeze that’s affecting tens-of-millions on both sides of the border. Over in the U.S., the anticipated winter blast is already bearing down as officials urge citizens to be...

Construction is well underway for Coronation Park’s new recreation centre. The $150 million project includes a plethora of sport and health-related benefits, including the first triathalon training centre in North America.

Follow along with Susan Hay and Chef Mark McEwan, as he prepares a charred corn and feta salad perfect for a Thanksgiving side.

New Brunswick’s Green party unveiled their election platform, which would serve as a starting point for negotiations in the event of a minority government. But leader David Coon wouldn’t say which parts of the platform are essential to receive his party’s support. Silas Brown reports.

The International Day of Peace marked the end of a journey hundreds of kilometers long for one group of activists. Led by Mi’kmaw elders, participants from across the world came together to walk 200 km from Pugwash Nova Scotia to Halifax, united under a common goal – promoting peace. As Ella Macdonald reports, walkers are...

The International Day of Peace marked the end of a journey hundreds of kilometers long for one group of activists. Led by Mi’kmaw elders, participants from across the world came together to walk 200 km from Pugwash Nova Scotia to Halifax, united under a common goal – promoting peace. As Ella Macdonald reports, walkers are...

At an apology ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024, Metis Elder Jim Durocher said it is an honour to be part of the reconciliation process. Durocher said the “legacy of colonization” has left scars on Indigenous people and “routine discrimination” by medical professionals continues to this day.

Citizens in the Marconi-Alexandra neighbourhood have been fighting for Gorilla Park for over a decade, after their only green space available was bulldozed by a property developer in 2013. They are now enjoying the new space, but fear that the park will further gentrification in the area. Global’s Matilda Cerone reports.

Montreal and parts of southern Quebec were hit by heavy rain and flooding as the leftovers of tropical storm Debby made their way to eastern Canada. Global’s Matilda Cerone reports.

Two major capital projects are already over budget, very early in their construction: the Coronation Park Sports and Recreation Centre and the 50 Street train separation project. Sarah Ryan has the details.

Hockey is finally back and to spread the hockey cheer, Molson Canadian unofficially named August 1st Happy Hockey Day. NHL Alumni Shayne Corson spoke to Global News Weekend about how he plans to mark the occasion.

The gunman who purportedly killed five people including a prominent doctor in South Carolina was former NFL player Phillip Adams, who died by suicide early Thursday. Dr. Robert Lesslie, 70, and his wife, Barbara Lesslie, 69, were pronounced dead at the scene along with grandchildren Adah Lesslie, 9, and Noah Lesslie, 5, the York County...

The U.S. has shot down the suspected Chinese spy balloon and is set to begin an investigation into what the surveillance device gathered. Then, we take a look at the extreme cold the country is experiencing and how Canadians are coping. The family of a B.C. police officer who died by suicide four years ago...