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While many of us are enjoying an abundance of food this holiday season but there are thousands of families struggling to put food on the table. The Muslim Food Bank is stepping up and are in need of donations. Azim Dahya, ceo of Muslim Food Bank Community Services joins Global News Morning to talk more...

Tens of thousands of people continue to take to the streets in Iran, despite a violent crackdown by government security forces. Omid Memarian with Democracy for the Arab World Now or DAWN speaks with Global News Morning about the unrest.

We have a chance to make changes as the new year approaches. Perhaps it’s improvements to our physical, mental, or emotional well-being. This morning, Susie Wall joins us from Vancouver with some of her picks to help us feel our best, including something that will make you look your best while working out, something that...

The chief of Pimicikamak Cree Nation, whose residents remain in hotels following a power outage and frozen pipes, says more members of the military and tradespeople are on their way to help.

Edmonton’s food bank continues to face record demand with no signs of slowing down. As the organization approaches the end of its biggest fundraising campaign, it still needs helps reaching its goals. Nicole Stillger has more.

Clay Young talks with City Councillor Jeff Browaty on changes to our city and how a group is collection needles off the city streets.

A Halifax councillor is urging the public to call police if construction crews show up next week on a part of the city’s harbourfront known as Dartmouth Cove. As Angela Capobianco reports, it’s the latest drama in a long-drawn out saga.

Calgary officials say the Bearspaw feeder main is being refilled over the next few days, but even with the most recent rupture repaired, they can’t guarantee it won’t happen again. Drew Stremick reports.

The Salvation Army is issuing an urgent appeal for help. With just days to go until Christmas their annual Kettle Campaign is well below its fundraising target. We speak with BC Division Lead Kim Findlay about what’s behind the decline in donations.

Denmark has vowed to increase its military presence in Greenland – an autonomous Danish territory – amid continued threats from the U.S. that the nation could be annexed.

The latest report card for Canada shows there is significant work to be done to keep up with the world leaders in organ donation. Health reporter Katherine Ward explains why where you live can have a big impact on a patient’s experience.

U.S. President Donald Trump named Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry as his special envoy to Greenland on Sunday. On Monday, he said that the United States needs Greenland for “national security,” not for critical minerals. “Greenland’s a big deal,” Trump said, adding that this is why the U.S. is making him a special envoy to Greenland. 

Players from the Kawartha Komets special needs hockey program in Peterborough are back on the ice for another season. Madeleine McColl has more on how the program helps athletes with disabilities thrive on and off the ice through inclusive strategies and adaptive equipment.

The Winnipeg Jewish community responds to the deadly shooting in Australia during a Hanukkah celebration. Teagan Rasche reports.

Tariffs and trade troubles have drastically changed what needs to happen when you send parcels to friends and family in the U.S. Anne Gaviola has more on what you need to know to ensure your packages arrive without delay.

Saskatoon Food Bank executive director Laurie O’Connor says over 24,000 people a month access the Saskatoon Food Bank, she adds the increasing number is a trend a cross the country. December is also the Food Bank’s biggest fundraising season.

WATCH: nearly 1,350 students who need additional learning support in Saskatchewan have seen their schedule change to part-time attendance, temporary and full-time exclusions. Inclusions Sask. says this is due to budget decisions as well as a lack of assistant teachers.

Clay Young talks with City Councillor Evan Duncan on housing needs in Winnipeg and the latest on the Granite Curling Club parking lot.

The majority of Canadians with a valid passport don’t need to worry about an intrusive search of their social media history when travelling to the U.S. However, U.S. border agents may ask to access your physical smartphone.

It can be tempting to commit to a pet as a holiday gift this season, but before taking the leap of faith… here are some things to consider.