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In a 36-minute address before the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump shut down recent concerns across the globe about rapidly-advancing artificial intelligence (AI). The Republican president said the U.S. “totally rejects any attempt to construct a globalist scheme” to control AI — the technology he now refers to as “super...

In this 2006 archival interview, Amy Lee discusses her feelings about going solo, Evanescence’s future, and her favorite video games.

Those looking to break into the trades in New Brunswick will have less financial pressure going forward. This, as the province has eliminated the tuition fee for apprentice level training. It’s a move that aims to save those learning the ropes thousands. Johnny James reports.

The second edition of the Jasmine Route, a 300-kilometre bike ride from Montreal to Quebec City, aims to raise $100,000 for Syrian refugees. The journey mirrors the distance between two historic cities in Syria, Damascus and Palmyra. Safa Hammoud, event organizer and participant, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln for more on the symbolic fundraiser.

The second edition of the Jasmine Route, a 300-kilometre bike ride from Montreal to Quebec City, aims to raise $100,000 for Syrian refugees. The journey mirrors the distance between two historic cities in Syria, Damascus and Palmyra. Safa Hammound, event organizer and participant, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln for more on the symbolic fundraiser.

Led by the Lethbridge Sport Council, a new community-driven project aims to keep everyone in the game — and off the sidelines. Justin Sibbet reports.

Many U.S. states are feeling the impact of Canadians choosing not to travel south as the political relations remain strained. Julie Coker, CEO of New York City Tourism joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the economic impact and new deals aimed at enticing Canadians back.

There’s been a sharp uptick in serious and fatal crashes since 2021 in Edmonton and Calgary, according to the AMA. The looming WestJet strike leaves an Edmonton woman out thousands in rebooking fees. Canada’s oil producers are reporting big profits in their Q2 earnings reports. New advancements in kidney transplant technology are allowing for quicker...

Canada’s telecom regulator is calling out Bell and Telus for appearing to skirt new rules around charging fees. The CRTC banned companies from billing for activation and cancellation. But the regulator says two of the country’s biggest telecom companies have kept similar fees in place – just under different names. Touria Izri reports.

The City of Kingston celebrated the recipients of its 2026 rural community fund today, recognizing five local organizations for projects aimed at strengthening rural communities. Now in its second year, the fund provides financial support to community led initiative that make a difference across rural Kingston

Peel Regional Police on Friday revealed details of a “major” retail theft investigation led by the 11 Division Break and Enter Auto and Retail (BEAR) Organized Crime Unit. Amir Nikbakht, a 41‑year‑old man from Mississauga, was arrested on April 30, 2026, following a break and enter at Square One Mall in Mississauga.

The final World Cup game in Toronto is in high demand.  Ticket prices on third-party sites going as high as $8,000 to watch Portugal face Croatia at Toronto Stadium on Thursday.  This despite new provincial legislation that aims to target price gouging.  Jay Goldberg, from the Consumer Choice Center, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with a closer...

Changes aimed at making auto insurance more affordable in Ontario will go into effect this week. Lance Miller, CEO and Co-founder of Surex, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with a breakdown on what drivers can expect.

The owner of Sneaky Dee’s has reached a verbal agreement with the developer of the building housing the iconic bar to protect the establishment from shuttering its doors — according to a Toronto City Councillor. Dianne Saxe told Global News Thursday an agreement in writing is still needed, but should not be a problem to...

Surrey School District Superintendent Mark Pearmain speaks with Global News Morning about an expert led information session that aims to teach parents the difference between ‘healthy’ and ‘toxic’ AI, and how to foster responsible use at home.

As Christians around the world marked Easter Sunday, in his first Easter mass as head of the Catholic Church, Pope Leo urged all world leaders to reduce violence and choose peace. As Vincent McAviney reports, the pontiff’s message comes as many across the Middle East endured yet another day of strikes.

Amid calls for the U.S. Department of Justice to release the remainder of files associated with financier Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual abuse scandal, projections of the late paedophile and President Donald Trump were projected onto the Hilton hotel in Washington, D.C. on Friday, where the Republican leader is expected to attend the annual White House Correspondents’...

Thousands of Lebanese civilians were displaced Tuesday after Israel ramped up their attacks against Hezbollah, as the conflict with Iran widens. At least 30,000 displaced people have sought protection in shelters across Lebanon.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Norway this weekend to attend a Norwegian-led cold response exercise amid rising geopolitical tensions. Global’s Jazan Grewal speaks with Margaret McCuaig-Johnston, a Senior Fellow with the Institute of Science, Society and Policy, to discuss the significance of Carney’s visit.

University Health Network’s Toronto General Hospital has been ranked second best hospital in the world by Newsweek, the highest placement ever achieved by a Canadian hospital. Other UHN sites, including Toronto Western Hospital and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, were also recognized. Surgeon-in-Chief Dr. Tom Forbes joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss what the hospitals success means...