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The CEO of Scandinavian Airlines, Anko Van der Werff, will soon lead Air Canada and replace Michael Rousseau, after backlash over Rousseau not being able to speak French. The airline confirms Van der Werff can communicate in French. Jacqueline Hansen has that story and more in Business Matters for July 8, 2026.

U.S. President Donald Trump placed new 50 per cent tariffs on hundreds of Canadian exports Monday, impacting almost everything and violating the current CUSMA agreement. Reggie Cecchini has the latest details.

Cigarette packaging is soon to get a makeover across Canada. As of August 1st, 13 new images will be required to be placed on all cigarette packs sold throughout the country and a warning some of the images are graphic in nature. Joining us with more on the potential effectiveness of these new labels is...

U.S. president Donald Trump hitting Canada with more tariffs this week. Trump issuing 50 percent levies on some Canadian goods, as well as another 10 per cent on goods outside the Canada-United-States-Mexico agreement. UBC political science professor, Max Cameron joins Global News Morning to discuss the escalation of American tariff threats.

Repeat and violent offenders could now face tougher bail rules and stricter sentences under Ottawa’s latest changes to Canada’s criminal law. New Brunswick says this could help stop the revolving door of crime and strengthen community safety. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

B.C.’s wildfire crews are getting some extra support as firefighters from across Canada and Mexico arrive to help battle more than 130 active wildfires across the province. Former BC Wildfire Service firefighter James Whitehead, now a Special Project Manager with SFU’s Mitigating Wildfire Initiative, joins us to discuss what the added resources mean for the...

A Montreal organization that supports women and families affected by conjugal and family violence is making its services more accessible than ever. The Shield of Athena has launched a new multilingual website, now available in 10 languages, with the goal of breaking down language barriers and ensuring victims and their families can quickly find the...

After years of speculation, it’s finally official. Costco is coming to Belleville. City officials say the wholesale retail giant will build a new warehouse on Bell Boulevard, creating jobs and bringing one of the region’s largest retail developments. Kaytlyn Poberznick has the story.

Thousand of Ismaili muslims gathered in Calgary for an historic visit from the Aga Khan. It’s the first visit to western Canada since the Imam succeeded his late father. The visits are part business, and part spiritual. Elissa Carpenter caught up with Ismaili muslims excited to welcome their spiritual leader.

Europe has already sweltered under multiple heat waves during the summer, and parts of the continent are now dealing with deadly wildfires. Redmond Shannon reports on the frantic efforts to evacuate communities in the path of the flames.

The organization that represents seniors care facilities across the province says it’s worried about a new government push to bring all care facility employees into a recent contract agreement with the BC Hospital Employees Union. Aaron McArthur explains why.

After an unprecedented rescue from Marineland earlier this week, six beluga whales are now settling into their new homes. Dr. Karissa Tang, from Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium which is now the home of four of the whales, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln for a closer look at the unprecedented operation to move them, and how they’re adjusting to...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s newly announced 50 per cent tariffs on Canadian goods will have a seismic effect if they’re implemented. David Akin looks at how Canada’s premiers are being defiant in the face of Trump’s threat, and what most of them are agreeing to do.

A new wildfire sparked near Boston Bar has forced the immediate evacuation of anyone remaining in the area.

Visitors to the Dark Sky viewing area in Lennox & Addington are in for a treat. Starting on the 10th of July, the area will feature a brand new telescope with superior optics that will give amateur astronomers a much better view of the night sky.

B.C. politics is once again getting more interesting as a former Liberal MLA has thrown his hat into the ring with a new political party. Mike Bernier is the new leader of CentreBC. Catherine Urquhart reports.

The doors have officially opened on a new place to call home for health-care workers living on the south shore. Several townhouses have been built in Bridgewater, N.S. as part of the province’s ongoing push to improve the health system. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.

Nature NB, a New Brunswick non-profit working to protect the province’s natural heritage, is conducting its first bumblee surveys. As Johnny James reports, the research could positively impact at-risk and native plant populations.

Trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. further escalated this week after President Donald Trump announced a proposed 50 per cent duty on some Canadian goods. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by international trade lawyer William Pellerin, who breaks down the legality of the latest threats and what it could all mean for your wallet.

If you’ve been hoping to sponsor your parents or grandparents to come to Canada, there’s a major change you need to know about. We talk to Immigration Consultant Marjorie Newman about why the federal government is pausing new applications for the Parent and Grandparent Program.