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Graduation is an important milestone for many, and today, some four-legged friends in Maritimes stole the show. As Matthew Baxter reports, their hard work has finally paid off, but their job is only just beginning.

Members of CNIB Guide Dogs join Global News Morning Calgary with details on how you can volunteer to help train puppy guide dogs.

A handful of communities in Manitoba are getting a financial boost for water and wastewater projects. The Canada Infrastructure Bank said it’s loaning up to $140 million to split between Brandon, Niverville and the RMs of Taché, Hanover and Ritchot.

The CFIB is bringing attention to billions in carbon tax rebates that have yet to be distributed back to small and medium-sized businesses across Canada by the federal government.

Business associations are warning that tens of thousands of local businesses are at risk of collapse if they miss the CEBA loan deadline. While the federal government says it was time to wind down the pandemic program, the CFIB counters taxpayers won’t get their money back if thousands of businesses go bankrupt. Matthew Bingley reports.

We check in with Louis-Phillippe Gauthier, Vice-President CFIB Atlantic, to learn more about options facing small businesses as the CEBA repayment deadline approaches.

The clock is ticking for small businesses to repay COVID-19 loans. Emily Boston, the B.C. Policy Analyst for CFIB, explains what the January 18th deadline means for businesses.

We check in with members of the CNIB and Uber to find out more about raising awareness around guide dog etiquette and the rights of guide dog handlers and the laws that protect them, especially when accessing ridesharing services.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is urging Saskatoon city council to address a budget shortfall without having a major impact on small business owners.

Many small businesses took a huge hit during the pandemic. Now, what kept them open during those tough times has become another source of stress. The deadline to repay emergency loans is looming and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business is calling on the government to take action. ‘Global News at Noon Edmonton’ talked to...

There’s a new appeal for people to come forward to support Calgarians facing some major challenges. As Gil Tucker shows us, helping out brings big rewards and a chance to work with some pretty cool canine companions.

A Canada-wide organization is providing support to people with vision loss in remote communities across the country. That includes in three cities in the Okanagan and the first stop was in Kelowna Tuesday afternoon. Jasmine King reports.

The increased wage will also impact small businesses — many of whom are already choosing to pay employees above the minimum, says the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB).

The CNIB Saskatchewan will be hosting a gala event on Jan. 28 to help raise money for guide dogs as the demand is high in the province and across Canada.

A new CFIB report finds BC doctors could treat another 8 million people a year if they weren’t forced to spend some much time on administrative red tape. Global News Morning speaks with the CFIB’s Jairo Yunis about the findings.

We talk with the CFIB about their latest report that outlines how three in four small business owners plan to exit their companies in the next decade and most don’t have a succession plan of any kind.

New data released by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business shows many Alberta small businesses have worsened their short-term outlooks for 2023. Adam MacVicar reports.

Dealing with a 52 per cent surge in parents seeking help, Vancouver charity BabyGoRound issued an urgent plea Monday for donations of lightly used baby gear such as clothes, bassinets, and cribs. As Aaron McArthur reports, among the parents seeking help are newly-arrived refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine.

We take it to the Global News parking lot to meet some adorable puppies and learn more about the CNIB Puppy Raising program. CNIB Guide Dogs are looking for additional volunteer puppy raisers in the Halifax area.

A stunning new report says more than 25,000 small businesses in the province are debating whether the “pull the plug” and shut down for good. Ted Chernecki has more.