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National day against gun violence sees emotional Toronto pleaOn the national day against gun violence, a group called “mothers of peace Regent Park” marched calling for peace. As Catherine McDonald reports, the mayor says in the city’s latest budget more money has been allocated to community youth violence prevention programs.Global News at 5:30 TorontoJun 7
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Teenager killed in Mill Woods hit and run was riding bike to see girlfriend before schoolAdam “AJ” Edhi was doing what he did every morning — going to see his girlfriend before school — but this week, he never made it. The 13-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run collision in southeast Edmonton. Kabi Moulitharan spoke to his grieving mother about the senseless death.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 31
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No horsin’ around: Cavalry horses seen running loose in the streets of LondonTwo military horses ran loose in the streets of London, England on Wednesday morning — one seemingly covered in blood. After escaping from the British Army’s Household Cavalry, the pair was contained by London Police to be transported to veterinary care.TrendingApr 24
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Stared at the sun during the eclipse? How to monitor for vision changes and when to see a doctorAside from the spectacle, much of the collective focus leading up to the eclipse was on eye health. Experts stressed the importance of having the right glasses and using them correctly. As health reporter Katherine Ward explains, doctors are now urging people to be aware of any vision changes post-eclipse.HealthApr 9
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Gun violence in Edmonton dropping but still plagues policeEdmonton police officers are seeing fewer shootings in the city so far this year and they’re seizing fewer guns. These statistics come days after EPS was involved in another police shooting — the fifth so far in 2024. Jasmine King reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 11
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Multivitamins 101: Test your nutrition knowledgeWellness expert Kyle Buchanan puts our nutrition knowledge to the test with a fun and informative quiz on multivitamins. Learn why we should take them and the differences between men and women’s needs.The Morning ShowJun 4
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2 gunmen enter Surrey business, threaten ownerA Surrey business owner said he was threatened inside his own office by two armed suspects. The owner, who Global News will not be naming for safety reasons, said he was ending his day on Friday, when two masked men armed with guns arrived at his business. Grace Ke has the story.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 26
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Global News at 5:30 Toronto: May 17, 2024The unofficial start of summer is finally here – some important advice to stay safe while having fun. A young child becomes the first person to die from measles in Ontario in over a decade. And, a dispute turns nasty between a landlord and tenant – Sean O’Shea has the story in Consumer SOS.Global News at 5:30 TorontoMay 17
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Vancouver mayor pushed back on Canucks viewing partiesVancouver Mayor Ken Sim has been vocal about the city shedding its label of a No Fun City, but so far he’s been reluctant to have thousands of Canucks fans cheer on the team at public viewing parties, even with the team reportedly in talks of doing just that outside BC Place.Global News at Noon BCApr 25
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All-female cast in Shakespearean twist at Centaur TheatreThe stage is set at Centaur Theatre for the long-awaited world premiere of “Thy Woman’s Weeds.” This fun-filled production will see seven Montreal actresses play satirically reimagined Shakespearean heroines in a behind-the-scenes look at Shakespeare today. Director Amanda Kellock joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to talk about the play and what makes it...Global News Morning MontrealApr 23
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Pro-Palestinian protests across US highways halt traffic, cause delaysPro-Palestinian demonstrators across the U.S. gathered on Monday to block major freeways, bridges and transit hubs, resulting in mass traffic jams and delays in several cities. Protesters united at landmark locations like San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge and Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, calling for the government to stop funding and arming Israel’s military.U.S. NewsApr 15
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: April 13The federal government has announced a new “comprehensive strategy” to tackle the ongoing housing crisis and make housing more affordable for Canadians, and Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser discusses the plan’s impact on Atlantic Canadians. Meanwhile, the Atlantic Entertainment Expo is underway in Fredericton, offering a fun-filled weekend of gaming, cosplaying and shopping, with thousands...Global News at 6 HalifaxApr 13
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Premier visits Belleville with building faster fund money but wait and see on care hub funding$1.24 M from the province will be used to upgrade a municipal pumping station according to Mayor Neil Ellis. Premier Doug Ford says he’s working with the municipality on Ministry of Health application for care hub funding.Mar 1
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Friends of Edmonton construction site shooting victim honour late homebuilderIt started with a striking scene: dozens of men gathered at the Cavanagh construction site were where a well-known home builder was gunned down. A day later, a similar show of support at the home of Buta Singh Gill. Morgan Black spoke with family and friends.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 9
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Toronto woman tells carjackers they’re using toy gun: it was realA Toronto woman refused to give up the key to her husband’s Rolls-Royce at gunpoint Saturday telling carjackers they were using a toy gun. The woman told Global News thieves then removed the bullets to prove it was real. As Sean O’Shea reports, the car was stolen after the woman was thrown from the car...Global News at 5:30 TorontoMar 25
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Regina council votes against backyard hen pilot projectRegina Ward 8 Coun. Shanon Zachidniak argued that a backyard hen pilot project had a lot of community support, but Regina City Council voted 5-4 against her motion Wednesday.Feb 1
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Coquitlam RCMP search for hit-and-run driver who sent young woman to hospitalCoquitlam RCMP are looking for help from the public to find one of the drivers involved in a hit-and-run that sent a young woman to hospital with what are being called life-altering injuries. As Emily Lazatin reports, police are also hoping to speak with several other potential witnesses — including bus passengers.Global News at Noon BCFeb 1
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Global News at 5:30 Toronto: Mar. 1, 2024The Legacy of Brian Mulroney, the 18th Prime Minister of Canada. How police found a suspect in the pellet gun shooting of an elderly woman. And, you may not want your car back after its been stolen – Sean O’Shea explains why.Global News at 5:30 TorontoMar 1
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RCMP announce they have dismantled an organized crime groupThe RCMP organized crime unit is announcing the arrest of eight men in relation to a massive drug and gun bust in a multi-city investigation. Police say the men are associated with organized crime and were producing huge quantities of fentanyl-tainted pills — disguised as common pharmaceuticals. Emily Lazatin reports.Global News at Noon BCFeb 23
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Wheelchair dance club in Surrey helps spread joyThe Wheeling 8’s Square Dance Club allows handicapables, caregivers, and able-bodied people to come together and dance in a fun setting. Community Reporter Safeeya Pirani attended one of their gatherings to see the participants in action and learn about the club’s impact for more than 50 years.LifestyleFeb 5