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Election Day: Will the U.K. See a New Leader?As the U.K. heads to the polls, opinion surveys predict a historic defeat for the governing Tories at the hands of the Labour Party. Global’s Europe correspondent, Redmond Shannon, joins us to discuss the key storylines and what to watch for as the votes are counted.The Morning ShowJul 4
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Election Day in MississaugaVoters head to the polls for a municipal by-election in Mississauga after longtime mayor Bonnie Crombie stepped down to become Ontario Liberal Leader. As Jaden Lee-Lincoln reports, it’s a tight race between three candidates with the results expected to come down later tonight.Global News at Noon TorontoJun 10
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NSTU President-elect Peter DayWe check in with Peter Day, NSTU President-elect, to get his thoughts on becoming the new president of the union and some of the big issues of the day including burnout and violence in schools.Global News Morning HalifaxJun 4
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Farmer protests: Spanish, French demonstrators block border days before EU electionSpanish farmers blocked a highway at the border of France and Spain on Monday, between Irun and Hendaye in the Basque Country, days before the bloc’s residents vote in the European Parliament elections. Dozens of farmers drove their tractors into the A63 highway and congested the border point, a follow-up on similar European Union (EU)-wide...EconomyJun 3
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Feast Fit for a Queen: 3 easy and delectable Mother’s Day dishesLaura Keogh brings culinary magic to the table with three mouth watering dishes perfect for spoiling Mom this Mother’s Day. From a decadent mascarpone berry tart to a heartfelt blueberry ricotta pancake recipe inspired by her own mom, Laura’s creations are sure to delight the whole family.The Morning ShowMay 10
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Harris campaign raises $200M within 1 weekThe 100-day countdown to the U.S. presidential election has begun, and Vice-President Kamala Harris’ campaign says it’s surging with $200 million raised within a week.PoliticsJul 28
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New Brunswick Tories promise HST cut if re-electedNew Brunswick’s governing Tories have made their first election promise ahead of October’s scheduled polling day, vowing to reduce the provincial portion of the HST by two percentage points. Global’s Silas Brown reports on the mixed reactions from experts and political opponents.Global News at 6 New BrunswickJul 18
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Global National: July 7In tonight’s top story, a rather surprising result in France’s national election. After two rounds of voting over the past two weekends, a new left-wing coalition appears to have come out on top. After triggering this race last month following an embarrassing showing at the EU elections, Emmanuel Macron has seemingly staved off what was...Jul 7
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Global National: July 21U.S. President Joe Biden said on Sunday that he will not be seeking a second presidential term, but will continue to serve out his current term as president. Biden’s decision not to seek re-election was expected by many, but his announcement was nonetheless a political earthquake. Despite his decision not to run for re-election, his...Global NationalJul 21
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Harris in spotlight as heir to Biden’s campaignU.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris has emerged as the clear frontrunner to be the Democrats’ nominee for the 2024 presidential election, just one day after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed her. Jackson Proskow reports on the growing number of Democrats endorsing Harris, whether any other Democrats have a viable chance of...Global NationalJul 22
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Biden should step down as Democrats pitch ‘blitz primary,’ expert saysDespite showing massive respect and support for U.S. President Joe Biden, author and self-proclaimed “Education Change Agent” Ted Dintersmith – also a major donor to the Democratic Party – is calling for the current leader to call it a day ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Rather than a lesser-of-two-evils situation, Dintersmith tells Global’s U.S....PoliticsJul 8
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Meet the ‘intergalactic space warrior’ challenging U.K.’s Rishi SunakThe U.K. election takes place in about one day. Here is a special look at one candidate – who wants a mini-putt course to hold a professional golf tournament and who wants to force all former prime ministers to enlist in the military. Nathaniel Dove speaks to the man who is directly – and satirically...PoliticsJul 3
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Great Gardens: The perfect bouquet for the perfect dayIt’s wedding season and that means brides and grooms are busy planning their perfect day. Heather de Kok with Classic Landscape joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with some of this year’s best selections for wedding florals.Global News Morning EdmontonJul 9
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AHS postpones dozens of elective surgeries at Royal Alexandra HospitalQuestions are swirling over dozens of postponed elective surgeries at the Royal Alexandra Hospital. As Erik Bay reports, there’s been plenty of finger-pointing while patients are forced to sit and wait.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 4
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Global National: July 22U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris has emerged as the clear frontrunner to be the Democrats’ nominee for the 2024 presidential election, just one day after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race and endorsed her. The growing number of Democrats endorsing Harris, whether any other Democrats have a viable chance of challenging her; the flood...Global NationalJul 22
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Anonymous donor pays $1K for disconnected Ontario seniorA Global News viewer who saw a story about a 74-year-old Toronto woman without electricity came forward to pay her unpaid bill. The donor, who insisted on anonymity, made it possible for Maxine Stirling Dawe to get reconnected. Seán O’Shea reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoJul 11
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Global National: July 1WestJet and its striking mechanics have reached a tentative deal, but not before tens of thousands of passengers were left stranded over the Canada Day long weekend due to flight cancellations. What some travellers have been forced to endure, and what both sides are agreeing to if the new deal doesn’t get ratified. Former U.S....Global NationalJul 1
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Toronto senior forced to live with no electricity in heatwave after hydro bill goes into arrearsToronto is sweating through yet another heat warning Monday, which is bad enough. But imagine enduring the stifling temperatures indoors with no hydro. That’s the reality for one Toronto senior, after her power was cut off. Maxine Stirling Dawe, 74, has been living without electricity since early May. Sean O’Shea has the story of how...CanadaJul 9
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Toronto senior powerless during heat wave after utility company cuts off powerA 74-year-old Toronto woman is struggling to keep herself cool during a heat wave almost two months after her electrical utility company cut off her power for non-payment. Maxine Stirling Dawe says she wants a payment plan but claims that’s not been offered. Seán O’Shea reports.Jul 8
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Global National: June 30The WestJet mechanics’ strike in Canada continues to cause chaos for travellers, with over 800 flight cancellations impacting nearly 100,000 passengers over the Canada Day weekend. Negotiations between the company and the union have hit a roadblock, leaving thousands of frustrated travellers stranded at airports. Meanwhile, in France, the far-right National Rally party has taken...Global NationalJun 30