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We’re quickly approaching the start of the CFL season and soon, young Canadian football players will have an opportunity to participate in testing, practice and interviews in front of team personnel to demonstrate their value for the CFL draft. Chris Morris, president and CEO of the Edmonton Elks, and offensive lineman Mark Korte chatted with...

Library advocates feel unheard and are frustrated following Regina city council’s decision to put the central library renewal project on hold. More questions around what led to the SaskPower rate increase as a new letter calls out the government for lacking transparency. Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach Corey Mace speaks after being named CFL head coach...

Saskatoon city council is going back to the drawing board on finding an operator for the proposed downtown arena project after their deal with an American company was turned down. More questions around what led to the SaskPower rate increase as a new letter calls out the government for lacking transparency. Saskatchewan Roughriders head coach...

The Calgary Stampede’s newly unveiled 20-year master plan will bring a lot of change to Stampede Park, with many familiar sights eventually set to disappear. But experts believe the plan brings a lot of potential, from economic impact to a new home for CFL football in Calgary. Adam MacVicar reports.

Toronto police are investigating after shots were fired at a GFL Environmental property in North York overnight Thursday. It’s the second time the business has been targeted this week Nicole Di Donato has the latest from the scene.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers general manager Kyle Walters answers questions over Zoom after two days of CFL free agency.

Asked on Wednesday about a report of GFL moving their head office to the U.S., Ontario Premier Doug Ford said they will still employ “thousands and thousands” in Ontario.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a more than $3-billion investment in new and modernized military infrastructure across Atlantic Canada on Thursday, including cash injections aimed at modernizing CFB Dockyard and Satakunta in Halifax, N.S.

Atlantic Road Construction and Paving has posted ‘no trespassing’ signs along the Dartmouth Cove trail. According to the company’s CFO, the municipality has violated an easement agreement, allowing them to take the step. For the HRM and advocates, the situation isn’t so cut and dry. Angela Capobianco reports.

The AFL launched its new campaign called “Fight Back Now” on Saturday, urging Albertans who are upset with the provincial government to join them in planning a province-wide day of action on May 29. Drew Stremick reports.

Massive news for CFB Kingston today. The federal government has announced a major expansion of military housing, and Kingston is getting one of the largest shares in the country. Jesse Reynolds has more.

Actor Eric Dane, best known as “McSteamy” on “Grey’s Anatomy” and the troubled Cal Jacobs in “Euphoria,” has died at the age of 53. Dane’s family confirms he passed away on Thursday after a courageous battle with ALS, less than a year after announcing his diagnosis in April 2025.

Businesses are entering 2026 facing widening skills gaps and increasing hiring complexity. Robert Half Canada’s Permanent Placement Director Cal Jungwirth joined our Juliane Bodini to discuss their new research.

Grey Cup week is in full swing here in Winnipeg, with thousands of fans travelling here to take in the festivities. There’s plenty happening around the city over the next few days, all leading up to the big game on Sunday. Vasilios Bellos reports.

Prime Minister Mark Carney was on hand in Winnipeg for the 112th Grey Cup game between the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Montreal Alouettes. The prime minister was met with booing and expletive-filled shouting from some fans in the stands at Princess Auto Stadium.

New data from Robert Half shows 88 percent of Canadians are planning on ‘upskilling’ this year in order to progress their careers. Permanent Placement Director Cal Jungwirth joined our Juliane Bodini with more.

Steve Sommerfeld with the Calgary Grey Cup Committee joins Global News Morning to discuss the importance of bringing western hospitality to the host city and the ever-popular tradition of riding a horse through a hotel.

Toronto’s budget process is continuing to invest in the city’s long-term capital needs. But the city’s CFO along with other officials are warning the rising costs will require more funding. Matthew Bingley reports.

The countdown to kick off in the CFL West Final continues, as the Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to do battle with the BC Lions. 980 CJME/650 CKOM Riders reporter Britton Gray joined our Rylee Cohen once again to preview the big game.

WATCH: Playing together over five seasons with the University of Saskatchewan Huskies, graduates Seth Hundeby and Daniel Wiebe have signed CFL deals to turn pro with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.