Nathaniel Dove
Digital Broadcast Journalist
Nathaniel Dove is a digital broadcast journalist with Global News’ Online National Breaking News team based in Toronto.
Before joining the Breaking News team, Nate was a journalist with Global Saskatoon where he filed for Global National, produced compelling investigations with tangible impacts for the people of the province and hosted the current affairs show Focus Saskatchewan.
Before joining Global, he worked as a reporter in Yorkton, Sask. and chase producer with CTV including with the parliamentary bureau.
Originally from Barrie, Ont., Nathaniel has a masters in journalism from Carleton University and a masters of global affairs from the Munk School of Global Affairs at the University of Toronto.
He’s an avid traveller, having visited more than 20 countries. When he’s not in the newsroom,
Nathaniel is probably listening to or making music, reading, running or planning his next backpacking trip.
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Video Archives
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How US strikes against ISIS in Syria have put renewed attention on terrorist group -
EU debates using Russian money to help Ukraine -
Trump orders blockade of sanctioned oil tankers into Venezuela -
Zelenskyy says Russia could see new peace deal in days -
Merz says ‘real opportunity’ for Ukraine peace as talks held in Berlin -
‘They can shoot me’: Fear-stricken Ontario family speaks after Bishnoi gang violence in Canada -
Ukraine land concession main peace issue: German chancellor -
Trump has called for wartime elections in Ukraine – but is it possible? -
Microsoft unveils $7.5B AI investment in Canada but some experts skeptical -
Health Matters: Canada approves drug for postpartum depression -
Phase 2 of Israel-Hamas ceasefire deal coming ‘shortly’: Netanyahu -
Business Matters: Air Transat suspending flights after strike notice -
U.S. unveils new security strategy focused on own interests -
Putin visits India after shooting down latest peace plan with Ukraine -
U.S. officials discuss Ukraine war in Russia, here’s what it means -
Deadly floods in Asia kill thousands, affect millions -
National Guard shooting suspect worked with the CIA: Report -
Trump sending envoys to Moscow, Kyiv to discuss peace deal -
White House circulates plan to extend Obamacare subsidies
Author Archives
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‘A normal thing now’: Canadian family says extortion gang is preying on themAfter their house in Caledon, Ont., was shot at last week, the Mands are speaking out about Canada's extortion problem, saying police and politicians are not doing enough.CanadaDec 15
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Prime Minister Carney says he still has confidence in public safety ministerMark Carney said Gary Anandasangaree was transparent about his immigration support letters for a terrorist group 'member.'CanadaJul 16
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World junior trial: No other players will testify as defence rests caseNo other members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team accused of sexual assault will testify after their defence lawyers rested their case Monday.CrimeJun 2
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World junior trial: Crown seeks new admission of Howden texts after inadmissible rulingCrown prosecutors are reattempting to have a text conversation initiated by a member of Canada’s world junior hockey team admitted as evidence after a judge’s inadmissible ruling.CrimeMay 23
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World juniors sex assault trial to proceed with only judgeThe jury in the world juniors sexual assault trial has been dismissed. Ontario Superior Court Justice Maria Carroccia's made the decision early Friday.CrimeMay 16
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World junior complainant finishes testimony after marathon round of questioningThe female complainant in the high-profile world junior sexual assault trial has finished her time on the stand after first taking it nearly two weeks ago.CrimeMay 14
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World junior complainant accused of having ‘clear agenda’ in sex assault trialThe female complainant in the high-profile world junior sexual assault trial rejected Tuesday the idea she has a “clear agenda” as defence questioning of her accusations continued.CrimeMay 13
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Toronto man who helped Iran evade sanctions used 3 identities, CBSA revealsQuestions about the various identities of Amin Yousefijam were centre stage as immigration officials pushed for his expulsion.CanadaMar 5
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Ukraine-U.S. relations strained, not broken following tense Oval Office meeting, experts sayDespite an explosive exchange in the Oval Office, the Kyiv-Washington relationship is not lost, analysts say, but future U.S. support in the war effort is still undetermined.PoliticsMar 1
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Latest accused Iran official caught in Canada sues immigration departmentElham Zandi also enlisted an MP's office as she sought a work permit, immigration records showCanadaJan 30
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Second Cup at Montreal Jewish hospital shut down after antisemitic remarks, Nazi salute at rallySecond Cup and Montreal's Jewish General Hospital cancelled a store owner's contract after they say she was filmed allegedly performing the Hitler salute at a protest on Friday.CrimeNov 24, 2024
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Canadian politicians condemn ‘anti-Semitism’, ‘anarchy’ at Montreal protestsFederal ministers Melanie Joly and Bill Blair condemned protests in Montreal Friday where pro-Palestinian and anti-NATO demonstrators smashed windows and set two cars on fire.CanadaNov 23, 2024
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Another senior member of Iran’s regime caught in Canada, CBSA saysSeven deportation hearings are now underway against suspected senior regime members, but Ottawa will not identify them.CanadaNov 22, 2024
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Convicted in U.S. of violating Iran sanctions, brothers adopt new identities in OntarioAmin and Arash Yousefijam were arrested by the U.S. for exporting sensitive goods to Iran. Now they call themselves Ameen and Aurash Cohen.CanadaOct 9, 2024
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2 years after women stood up to Iranian regime, little to show for Canada’s sanctionsCanada has deported only a single high-ranking Iranian official, and the handful of other cases have fallen into secrecy.CanadaSep 16, 2024
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‘The hangover of inflation’: What’s behind all the recent labour disputes?Whether it's on airport tarmacs, at shipping ports or along railways, Canadians have been seeing disruptions from labour unrest for years. Here's what ties it all together.EconomyAug 27, 2024
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Concern, frustration grows as CPKC, CN rail labour dispute continuesFarmers say grain is stuck, city officials say commuters are disrupted and an economist warns the cost could be huge if the Canada-wide rail labour dispute continues.CanadaAug 24, 2024
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Canadian Olympian Eric Lamaze owes nearly $800K following latest court rulingEric Lamaze has been sued nearly 20 times since 2009 – and the cases raise questions about whether Canada’s equestrian governing body could have done more.CanadaAug 16, 2024
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Conservative supporters more susceptible to Russian false narratives: reportA report warns Russian disinformation about the Russia-Ukraine war is spreading in Canada, and that certain party supporters are more likely to fall victim to it.PoliticsJul 8, 2024
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Major elections are set for 4 G7 countries. Will economic bumps follow?Four G7 countries are voting soon. A former U.S. Treasury official warned U.S. and France elections could result in “a very large boost in global inflation.”CanadaJul 5, 2024
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Canada’s digital services tax is here. How could it affect you?Canada added a new tax on tech giants that make money in Canada. The United States and businesses on both sides of the border say it's a bad decision.CanadaJul 4, 2024
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Meet the ‘intergalactic space warrior’ challenging U.K.’s Rishi SunakMeet Count Binface, the 'intergalactic space warrior'running in the U.K. election against Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. He's promising to build 'at least one affordable house.'PoliticsJul 3, 2024
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Key takeaways from the U.S. presidential debate with Biden and TrumpJoe Biden and Donald Trump clashed on Thursday night, debating abortion, immigration and their families' legal challenges. Here are the top flashpoints.U.S. NewsJun 27, 2024
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WestJet strike averted as feds intervene, union says it will ‘comply’Labour Minister Seamus O'Regan said he had ordered the Canada Industrial Relations Board to impose final binding arbitration.CanadaJun 27, 2024
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Family fund: $115K is the average gift for 1st-time homebuyers, CIBC saysSome Canadian family members now give their kids $115K on average to buy a home, a report found. It said relying on a family gift is “becoming the norm.”MoneyJun 25, 2024