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Vancouver’s Kits Pool will not open this summerSome very disappointing news for a lot of Vancouver swimmers. The Vancouver Park Board says Kits Pool won’t open this summer. At the end of last summer, major repairs were done to stop the aging pool from leaking.Global News at Noon BCJun 5
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New LGBTQ+ bar opening in HalifaxThe Halifax Pride community is celebrating as a new queer night club is opening this weekend in the city’s downtown. Zack Power has more.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 5
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Supportive housing shelter opens in DartmouthNova Scotia is providing more temporary housing solutions in the Dartmouth area as demand continues to rise. A new supportive housing option for Black and African Nova Scotians has opened its doors. Amber Fryday has more.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 4
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B.C. operation targets ‘money mules’An operation has been launched to target so-called “money mules,” accused of transferring cash and cryptocurrency to organized crime groups. As Grace Ke explains, some may be victims themselves.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 10
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Calgary Stampeders set to play home openerWe get some details on the promotions that the Calgary Stampeders have planned for their home opener, including Coors Light Corral and a 50/50 with Taylor Swift Tickets.Global News Morning CalgaryJun 7
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Water treatment plant officially openIt’s been a couple of months since West Kelowna’s new water treatment plant officially began operations and today community members and local officials were invited inside to see just how their newly clean water is processed. Taya Fast has more.EnvironmentMay 31
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Vancouver police bust shoplifting and fencing operationVancouver police say they’ve uncovered a huge shoplifting and fencing operation that uses vulnerable downtown eastside residents to steal products for sale online. Kristen Robinson reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 6
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Spectator thrust into caddy role at Canadian OpenThe final round of the Canadian Open gold tournament quickly changed for one fan who was thrust from spectator to caddy. Spectator Paul Emerson jumped into action, caddying for two rounds for golfer CT Pan after his caddy took a stumble, injuring themselves.CanadaJun 4
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Doors Open 2024 previewThe annual Doors Open event goes this weekend in Winnipeg. Here’s what you can expect this year:May 24
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Health Matters: Celine Dion opens up about stiff person syndromeSinger Celine Dion says she’s been battling her rare illness for 17 years and, at one point, was taking nearly lethal doses of Valium to deal with the terrifying symptoms. The Canadian superstar opened up about her life-altering neurological disorder during her emotional sit-down interview with NBC’s Hoda Kotb Tuesday night. Katherine Ward has this...Health MattersJun 12
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Sophia Recovery Centre opens in Saint JohnThe Sophia Recovery Centre has finally opened its new building in Saint John. The community group supporting women suffering from substance abuse disorder and mental health issues has outgrown its previous space. Nathalie Sturgeon reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMay 28
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City councillor open to meeting with family of teen who drownedThe city councillor who heads the community services committee says he’s open to meeting with the family of a teen, who drowned in a city pool. The family says they still have many questions as to what happened.Jun 7
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Talking to Jon Cornish ahead of Calgary Stampeders’ home openerJon Cornish talks about early season injuries, turf conditions and provides a player’s perspective on the Calgary Stampeders’ season opener.Global News Morning CalgaryJun 7
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Indoor go-kart track in Kelowna opens doorsA former warehouse in Kelowna has been transformed into an indoor go-kart track. The electric karts are capable of doing up to 60 km/h.Jun 1
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Largest vaccine production plant in Canada opens in TorontoAiming to deliver on a promise to bolster domestic vaccine production, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Toronto on Thursday for the opening of the largest vaccine production plant in the country. Caryn Lieberman reports.May 30
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Edmonton Elks season starts with home opener June 8The Edmonton Elks are back in action battling the Saskatchewan Roughriders at Commonwealth Stadium this Saturday. Evan Daum joined us on Global News Morning to talk more about the upcoming game opener and season ahead.Global News Morning EdmontonJun 6
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La Maison Annagiarvik opens for Indigenous residents in Montreal’s Milton-ParcA new transitional housing project is opening in Montreal’s Milton-Parc area. It’s a project that is dedicated exclusively to Indigenous people. As Global’s Gloria Henriquez reports, half of the residents are expected to be Inuit.Jun 12
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Edmonton emergency shelter for women at capacity just months after openingA women-only emergency shelter in Edmonton is already at capacity on a near-nightly basis just months after opening. The Hope Mission says its Karis Centre for vulnerable women is often full, even after doubling the number of available beds. Erik Bay has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 12
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Peterborough and the Kawarthas Economic Development announces plans to cease operationsThe region’s lead economic development agency will cease operations by the end of the year. The city and county of Peterborough will not renew a funding agreement with Peterborough and the Kawarthas Economic Development, instead moving the services in house. A dozen PKED staff will be impacted. Germain Ma has more on what this change...EconomyJun 3
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Open House: How to make your home less vulnerable to wildfiresYvonne Schalle speaks with FireSmart BC and the BC Wildfire Service to learn about some of the wildfire risks to homes and what residents can do to minimize those risks.Global News Morning BCJun 7