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Trump urges Americans to accept higher gas prices over Iran warU.S. President Donald Trump urged Americans to accept higher gasoline prices, saying it was part of the cost of preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. Trump said he would “never apologize,” arguing the U.S. was providing “a great service for the world” through its military campaign and blockade.PoliticsAug 15
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Americans call into City of Vancouver public hearingVancouver Mayor Ken Sim has sent an urgent request to the provincial government asking for a change to the city’s charter, after a bizarre public hearing that saw people calling in from outside Canada. Travis Prasad reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 23
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American firm looks to close BC plantPlans have been announced about the closure and relocation of a Fraser Valley industrial plant purchased by an American company two years ago. As Paul Johnson reports, the province is now looking at what it can do to prevent the loss of dozens of jobs and a critical supply chain for our power grid.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 10
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American booze back on shelf? Carney, premiers deliberate response to Trump’s new tariffs on CanadaCanada’s premiers will continue meetings in Prince Edward Island Wednesday morning with Prime Minister Mark Carney; the second day of an annual summer gathering. U.S. President Donald Trump’s new tariffs on Canada dominated the agenda at Tuesday’s meetings. Some of the tariffs are in retaliation for the move to stop buying American beer, wine and...CanadaJul 22
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Trump’s ‘American flag blue’ reflecting pool turns shade of boggish greenIt seems there’s something in the water in the U.S. capital. Washington’s landmark reflecting pool at the Lincoln Memorial has become a murky mess since undergoing a costly renovation in April. The pool water has turned green, the fresh blue paint is peeling, and now there are questions about who was handed the lucrative contracts....Global NationalJun 19
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More and more Americans considering moving to CanadaSeveral industry representatives say they’re seeing more Americans considering moving north amidst political tensions in the United States. Anna Mandin has more on what industry experts are seeing and hearing from Americans looking to move to Canada.Global News at 6 New BrunswickJun 5
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Local acro group gearing up for ‘America’s Got Talent’ finaleIt was just over two months ago a local acro group received the golden buzzer while on ‘America’s Got Talent’ and later this month they will head back for the grand finale. Members of the dance team and trainers joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about the experience.Global News Morning EdmontonAug 10
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CUSMA trade talks: U.S. wants autos to be 50% American-madeCanada’s economic outlook largely hinges on the upcoming U.S. trade talks. Multiple reports, citing unnamed U.S. officials, claim the Trump administration has laid out its demands for the auto sector. The Americans reportedly want half of all new vehicle parts to come from the U.S., in order to qualify for lower tariffs. Mackenzie Gray has...EconomyMay 29
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“Canada strong will help make American great again”: Carney pitches to Economic Club of New YorkIn a brief visit south of the border to New York City on Thursday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the Economic Club of New York that “Canada strong will help make America great again.” “We have made specific, practical proposals to the U.S. administration,” Carney said. He continued: “Consider aluminum. It’s basically electricity… In...EconomyMay 28
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‘The Black Eyed Peas’ and’ New Kids on the Block’ reunite at the 2026 American Music AwardsThe American Music Awards are back with a vengeance! Queen Latifah hosted the 2026 awards ceremony in Las Vegas, where BTS were the night’s big winners, along with KATSEYE, Keith Urban, Teyana Taylor, and others! Reunions stole the show, including all members of both the Black Eyed Peas and New Kids on the Block. Also:...The Morning ShowMay 26
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Defying ‘Buy American’: Canada proposes purchasing Sweden’s Arctic surveillance planes instead of U.S. jetsPrime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is considering purchasing Arctic surveillance planes from Swedish manufacturer Saab instead of American-made jets. Mackenzie Gray explains how it’s part of Carney’s promise to rely less on the U.S., what the aircraft are capable of, and how many Canadian jobs the deal could create.Global NationalMay 27
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US July 4th: America celebrates 250 years of independenceOn July 4, the U.S. has a lot to reflect on, not just with its past, but also its present and future, with an administration bent on changing what defines the country. Heidi Petracek reports on what some Americans are feeling as they mark this moment in the country’s history.PoliticsJul 4
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Aug. 10As tariff talks heat up… American liquor cools down…. with Donald Trump’s latest tariffs, Canadians find themselves rebelling against American booze once again. We hear from local businesses and residents about why they are buying only red and white. Also, late Friday night a school in Saskatoon went up in flames leaving many parents and...CanadaAug 10
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Global News at 6 Regina: Aug. 10As tariff talks heat up… American liquor cools down…. with Donald Trump’s latest tariffs, Canadians find themselves rebelling against American booze once again. We hear from local businesses and residents about why they are buying only red and white. Also, an iconic Regina business will soon be shutting its doors. We get the story on...CanadaAug 10
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Major development in Canada-U.S. trade talks, reports sayThere’s been a major development in Canada-U.S. trade talks. The Canadian government is reportedly discussing a deal that would see Ottawa agree to a list of demands from the White House — including an end on the ban on American booze. In return, the U.S. would scrap its plans for new 50 per cent tariffs...CanadaAug 7
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Trump vows to hit Iran ‘very hard’ after Iranian attack on US base in JordanAn overnight exchange of rocket fire ended a multi-day pause in the Iran war. Tehran fired numerous missiles toward an American base in Jordan, resulting in a joint strike by the Americans and Saudis against the PMF, an Iran-backed group in Iraq. As Reggie Cecchini reports, if the U.S. follows through with new attacks, it...U.S. NewsJul 29
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Cyberattacks on water systems are growing in the U.S., but is Iran involved?As the United States and Iran trade strikes in the Middle East, a different sort of attack is unfolding on American soil – potentially linked to the conflict. Dozens of Minnesota’s water facilities appear to be the target of ongoing and coordinated cyberattacks, on the heels of warnings that Iranian-affiliated hackers could target American infrastructure....CrimeAug 1
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U.S. Alcohol sales down 40% this yearThis Regina liquor store says they shrank their American wine inventory by 60 products due to low demand.PoliticsAug 10
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Canadian payment processing platform Moneris being sold to U.S. equity firmCanadian banking giants RBC and Bank of Montreal are in the process of selling the payment processing platform Moneris to a private American equity firm. The pair have agreed to sell the platform for $2 billion.CanadaAug 12
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Global National: Aug. 7There’s been a major development in Canada-U.S. trade talks. The Canadian government is reportedly discussing a deal that would see Ottawa agree to a list of demands from the White House — including an end on the ban on American booze. In return, the U.S. would scrap its plans for new 50 per cent tariffs...Global NationalAug 7