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Everyday Joe: Single-use plastics banIt’s no secret we are in the midst of an environmental emergency. Governments and countries are now rallying to fight against the effects of climate change. Canada, for example, recently banned single-use plastics and while this is commendable, the alternatives are not. Our Everyday Joe found that out the hard way.EnvironmentMay 26
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Vigil held for man shot and killed by Calgary police one year agoOn May 29th, 2023, Calgary police officers were involved in a chase with a stolen cube van, ending with two men dead and one in custody. As Global’s Craig Momney tells us, one year later the family still wonders why so much force was used.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 29
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Canada’s extreme weather events costing billions, but what can be done?Canada continues to see extreme weather events and wildfires at an increasing rate and with more severity— and it’s leading to rising costs for both Canadians and insurers. As Sean Previl explains, climate and insurance experts say it’s unlikely to change anytime soon but there are things Canadians and insurers can do to help mitigate...CanadaMay 15
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Ian Janes releases new record “WeakNights”Local musician Ian Janes stops by Global News Morning to give us a preview of his new album called “WeakNights.” Janes is set to play a couple album release shows at the Carleton later this month,Global News Morning HalifaxMay 9
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Edmonton extortions: Jerry can bought at Walmart, one filled at southside gas station on Jan. 28Surveillance videos from Jan. 28, 2024 showing two suspects buying a jerry can from Walmart in South Edmonton Common and later, one being filled with fuel at a gas station in southwest Edmonton’s Blue Quill area. The incident is part of the Project Gaslight investigation into extortion targeting members of the South Asian community.CrimeApr 24
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Canucks fans celebrate game one win of playoffsWhile it’s just game one of the series, the Vancouver Canucks spirits coming off Sunday night’s win remain high. The team describes the atmosphere at Roger’s Arena as “electric,” and it only fueled their game.Global News Morning BCApr 22
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One man show ‘Basic Training’ premieres in EdmontonBroadway hit ‘Basic Training’ is on now at Edmonton’s Backstage Theatre until April 27 in Fringe Theatre’s final show of the season. Creator and performer of the deeply personal show, Khalil Ashanti, shares what people can expect.EntertainmentApr 20
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How one man’s heart lives on, National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness WeekIt’s a heartfelt story that has changed lives. Sunday April 21, 2024 marks the start of National Organ and Tissue Donation Awareness Week. Debbie Picco and Lindsay Ma are two women who were brought together over the need for a heart to go on.Global News Morning BCApr 21
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B.C.’s police watchdog confirms one man dead in ChilliwackB.C.’s police watchdog confirms one man is dead in an unfolding incident Monday afternoon in Chilliwack. Police are on the scene at Mary Street and Spadina Avenue – near Yale Road.BC1Apr 22
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Winnipeg man hospitalized after shooting during gun sale gone awryA gun sale gone wrong left a man in hospital Monday night, Winnipeg police say.CanadaApr 11
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: June 14In this Friday, June 14, 2024, edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, we travel to Commonwealth Stadium ahead of Friday night’s Edmonton Elks game against the Montreal Alouettes. Edmonton Oilers fans are a bundle of nerves after the last few games of the Stanley Cup final....Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 14
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Hero dog travels 4 miles to save owner who crashed car in OregonA dog named Blue, a fierce whippet, ran nearly four miles (over six kilometres) to save his owner Brandon Garrett after the man accidentally drove his truck into a ravine in Oregon on June 2. According to a statement from the Baker County Sheriff’s Office, Garrett had been travelling north on U.S. Forest Service Road...U.S. NewsJun 11
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Critical flood mitigation work gets underway in two Okanagan communitiesThe Okanagan has seen its fair share of destructive flooding events in recent years. But two communities are hoping they will be better protected in the future thanks to some much-needed flood mitigation projects. Klaudia Van Emmerik now with what is being done and how it’s expected to have a significant impact on the flood-prone...EnvironmentJun 13
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Global News Morning headlines: June 21, 2024Dan Spector has the Global News Morning headlines for Friday, June 21, 2024Global News Morning MontrealJun 21
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Suds flow at Kawartha Craft Beer Festival in PeterboroughIf you’re a fan of beer and sunshine, Del Crary Park in Peterborough was the place to be on the weekend. The Kawartha Craft Beer Festival featured 15 different alcohol vendors this year–including local breweries, cideries, distilleries, and a meadery. There were also live bands throughout the day, food options, and a kids zone. The...ConsumerJun 3
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Consumer Matters: B.C. man trying to use PC Optimum points takes another turnJustin Capper has gone from being told his PC Optimum account was frozen so he could still accumulate points but not spend them, to later being told he could use his points for purchases and then told that was a mistake. So you can imagine his surprise when after his story ran on Global BC...Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 4
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Ukrainian family faces unexpected hardshipThey fled the war a year and a half ago but the Ukrainian family who now calls West Kelowna home has found itself in a very difficult situation. The father has been diagnosed with a very serious form of cancer that has now spread. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, the family has gone from one...Jun 11
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Police look to identify man found deceased in ClaringtonDurham Regional Police are seeking the public’s help in identifying a man. His unresponsive body was found on June 19 just after 8:30 pm on Bowmanville’s Samuel Wilmot Nature Trail. Lexy Benedict reports.10 hours
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Business Matters: Inflation data has big implications for Bank of Canada. Here’s what to expectThe Bank of Canada will be scrutinizing May inflation figures this week, as it gauges whether it can deliver back-to-back interest rate cuts. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Monday, June 24, 2024.CanadaJun 24
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School cellphone bans: Which provinces are doing it and why?A growing number of provinces are placing restrictions on the use of cellphones in school, with some requiring them to be stored for the entire day. But which provinces have done so and when can students expect the changes to take place? Sean Previl reports.CanadaJun 23