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The CEO of Manitoba Hydro has quit after 2 years on the job.

The Edmonton Public Library has a new leader. Following an extensive search, EPL’s Board of Trustees has appointed Sharon Day as chief executive officer. Day chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton about her new role and what’s in store for the library.

A new poll shows the BC Conservatives continuing to lose support from British Columbians under new leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay. The Ipsos poll shows the party 10 points behind the BC NDP. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

WATCH: Saskatoon’s St. Anne School has some happy kids as they unveil their new playground… but none happier than Makenna Hiebert, a new accessible playground is giving her space to play without barriers.

If you end up in a New Brunswick hospital, the care you receive may go beyond medicine. Horizon Health is making it easier for patients to connect with spiritual, religious, Indigenous, and cultural supports, with help now just a QR code away. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

AI researchers have long warned about the potential risks of artificial intelligence, but some of the newest concerns are coming from within the industry itself. David Krueger, Assistant Professor of Robust, Reasoning, and Responsible AI at the University of Montreal, explains the emerging threats and what can be done to make AI safer.

Buying a property could be one of the most expensive purchases of people’s lives. When it comes to new builds, there’s an enormous amount of trust being put in the hands of the builder. Peter Balasubramanian, President and CEO of Tarion, the consumer organization for the new home warranty program in Ontario, joins our Ross...

Quebec’s new commission for children’s well-being and rights officially launched on Thursday, announcing three major investigations aimed at improving the safety of young Quebecers. The commission was created following the 2019 murder of a seven-year-old girl in Granby, who died despite numerous reports of abuse. The new office has 70 employees and a $14 million...

Gary Oldman reveals to TMS that the new James Bond has been picked – and it just might be his ‘Slow Horses’ co-star Jack Lowden! Plus, we have a roundup the highlights from the 2026 Creative Arts Emmy Awards ahead of the primetime ceremony on September 14. 

An Oshawa graffiti artist has been working on a new mural in Bowmanville’s downtown. As Germain Ma tells us, the project comes at a time when the community needs to feel a sense of pride.

Residents in Calgary-Shaw who didn’t take part in advance voting cast ballots Monday for a byelection in the riding. The riding was left without representation after former UCP cabinet minister Rebecca Schulz resigned in May. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Travel between West Vancouver and Metrotown is about to get a bit easier with a new rapid bus service. It begins next week. but local politicians say much more needs to be done to keep people moving. Travis Prasad reports.

Experience new art exhibits at the Dalhousie Art Gallery from Thursday through November 8th. The public will get an opportunity to explore Black history and culture through a variety of artistic forms. Roger Mooking, a Juno Award-winning musician, chef, storyteller and artist, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln for more on the exciting premiere.

An exciting new era of space exploration has kicked off from Florida — where the Nancy Grace Roman Telescope was launched into space today. It will orbit about one-and-a-half million kilometres from earth and it’s hoped it will help astronomers make some fascinating new discoveries. Candice Cole explains.

B.C. Health Minister Ravi Kahlon has announced the beginning of construction of a new voluntary and involuntary treatment facility in Surrey. As Paul Johnson reports, drug use advocates say the province is on the wrong track.

Food Bank on Wheels has concerns about the ripple effects of the Trump administration’s latest tariffs. Chris Miroslaw also highlights its latest back-to-school campaign to help single parents.

The popular motoring television series The Grand Tour is getting back on track but with a new cast! Thomas Holland and James Engelsman, new hosts of the hit show, join our Ross Hull for more on what to expect in the new season.

Those looking to break into the trades in New Brunswick will have less financial pressure going forward. This, as the province has eliminated the tuition fee for apprentice level training. It’s a move that aims to save those learning the ropes thousands. Johnny James reports.

Sitansisk is betting big on Fredericton’s north side with a proposed casino, hotel, spa and concert venue. Supporters say a new proposed resort could bring jobs, visitors and more business. But one expert says a major gambling destination in a university city also comes with risks that can’t be ignored. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

The Western Hockey League is using the preseason to test a new rule that could change the way three-on-three overtime is played.