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WATCH: Global National – March 25
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Crime tourism a growing problem in Canada, says FBI agent
By Mike Armstrong Global National Quebec Correspondent
Two Chilean burglary rings were broken up in the Greater Toronto Area in recent years, but police are under no illusion that they’ve made anything more than a dent. Continue reading
B.C. family honours loved one killed in Ethiopian Airlines crash
The daughter of Chunming Wang, who died in the crash, says she plans to honour her father by building a life in Canada. Continue reading
‘We’re just humans on a single spaceship,’ says Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques from ISS
Global News spoke to Canadian astronaut David Saint-Jacques on what is his 100th day in space at the International Space Station. Continue reading
Backyard soup kitchen in Nanaimo faces eviction
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
Stone Soup serves meals to at least a hundred people, seven nights a week, in a Nanaimo couple’s backyard. Now, it’s threatened by eviction. Continue reading
Crooked pharmacists are pocketing millions intended to help Ontario’s neediest
By Carolyn Jarvis Chief Investigative Correspondent
An explosive investigation exposing pharmacists who are cheating a publicly funded system meant to provide drugs to the neediest in our society. Continue reading
Dawna Friesen: Watching the Super Bowl was a deflating experience
Dawna Friesen tried to burst out of her bubble and watch the Super Bowl on Sunday. Tried. Continue reading
‘We’re focusing on the most invisible of injuries’: research project targets mental health at work
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
Research out of the University of Ottawa aims to get a better sense of mental health problems on the job — and offer solutions. Continue reading
Research project on injured workers heading back to the job gets $1.4M funding boost
By Abigail Bimman Global National Ottawa Correspondent
A University of Ottawa project about injured workers getting back on the job is one of nine such projects that have been granted a total of $12 million by the federal government. Continue reading