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On Tuesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford welcomed a $141 million investment from Coca-Cola Canada Bottling Ltd. (Coke Canada Bottling) to expand their operations in Brampton, Ontario. “We all know Coca-Cola as an iconic American brand. I’m going to change that, iconic Canadian brand,” Ford said and added the expansion is expected to create up to...

The City of Pointe-Claire erected a monument this morning to honour the victim of a tragedy decades ago that’s still on the mind of many residents. It’s also a stark reminder of the potential hazards of waterways in and around the city. As Phil Carpenter reports, for the family, it was a day they’d long...

More than 100 residents in a Côte Saint-Luc apartment complex remain without heat days after a power outage, even though electricity was restored to most of the area. For many residents, the Jan. 24 outage triggered a cascade of problems. While power returned within about 24 hours, pipes inside the building froze, leaving dozens of...

WATCH: Political analyst Ken Coates says the 2026 Sask. budget is ‘middle of the road and cautious’. He joins Chantal Wagner with budget coverage on Global News Morning.

A powerful winter storm has left parts of Eastern Ontario coated in ice, leading to power outages for thousands of residents. Crews with Hydro One have been working to restore electricity as strong winds and cold temperatures continue to create challenging conditions. Spokesperson Bianca Pizzo joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with the latest on the hardest-hit areas,...

Just 100 days to go until the kickoff of the FIFA World Cup, and the city of Toronto is marking the milestone with a celebration tonight. The event will feature programming, and live performances to celebrate Toronto as host, plus the nations playing here in  the city – including Canada, Croatia, Cote D’Ivoire, Germany, Ghana,...

An Alberta clipper swept across the province on Wednesday, dropping several inches of snow while high winds created blizzard conditions in some areas. Katherine Ludwig has more on the road conditions in and around Edmonton.

WATCH: Saskatchewan is breathing a sigh of relief following Friday’s announcement of a new trade agreement between China and Canada. Payton Zillich spoke with political analyst Ken Coates to get more details on what this deal means for the province.

A Côte Saint-Luc family is pleading for the public’s help after their elderly dog ran out of their car and went missing in Montreal’s Snowdon area. They have posted on Facebook, put up posters and filed an official police report in hopes of finding their pet. Global’s Elizabeth Zogalis reports.

The Vancouver International Black Film Festival is marking 5 years of amplifying Black voices. Global News Morning speaks with festival founder and president Fabienne Colas about how VIBFF has grown and evolved over the years, and this year’s must-watch films.

Haven Toronto held its annual winter clothing drive on Giving Tuesday to support men over the age of 50 who are facing food insecurity and homelessness. As Megan King reports, these coats and boots are in high demand as the winter months arrive — and that need is growing.

B.C. passengers who want to take their airline complaints to the B.C. Civil Resolution may be directed to the Canadian Transportation Agency, where there is a current backlog of 86,000 complaints. This comes after a B.C. Supreme Court judge ruled that  APPR compensation claims for things like flight cancellations and delays must be heard by...

Page the Cleaner is co-ordinating with local businesses and organizations to collect coats for people in need this fall with the Page Coats for Kids and Families campaign! Page the Cleaner CEO Holly Jones shared details with Global News Edmonton Morning.

Colder weather is just around the corner, so the United Way Peterborough and Peterborough Action for Tiny Homes (PATH) have reunited for the annual “Coats for Community” campaign. Madeleine McColl has more on how the public can help those in need stay warm this winter.

Come visit the Dollard-des-Ormeaux Fine Arts & Holiday Market on November 8 & 9 from 10am-4pm. Market located at the Dollard-des-Ormeaux Civic Centre, 12001 boul. De Salaberry, H9B 2A7. Free admission, parking and coat check. Wheelchair accessible.

A group of ex-revolutionaries reunite to deliver an action-packed thrill ride in Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film “One Battle After Another.” Stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Benicio Del Toro get down to the bottom of the fun of this film and what exactly is a house coat? Is it just a robe?

A new Ipsos poll for insolvency firm MNP suggests nearly half of Atlantic Canadians are within $200 of not being able to pay their bills. At the Salvation Army in Fredericton, demand for donated winter coats has surged as families brace for higher power costs and grocery prices. Community groups across the Maritimes say more...

The 21st Montreal International Black Film Festival is happening now until September 28th. This is Canada’s largest black film festival and the only bilingual black film festival in North America. Founder and Order of Canada recipient Fabienne Colas joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with some of the highlights.

WATCH: Synergy 8 Drive for Kids Campaign supporting children and families seeking medical care. Global Sports Scott Roblin speaks with Synergy 8 board member Troy Davies, special guest PGA Golfer Corey Conners, and actor Kim Coates who are both headlining the day.

Fall has officially arrived, and Susie Wall joins us in the studio to share the best ways to stay warm without sacrificing style. From timeless coats to chic blankets and fresh takes on sweater weather, she highlights the cozy classics and modern upgrades you’ll want this season. Plus, an easy way to shop the looks...