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Jasper wildfire was largest recorded in national park of last 100 years: Parks CanadaParks Canada deputy incident commander Landon Shepherd said in a Saturday update that the recent wildfire at Jasper National Park was “the largest” recorded in the last 100 years. “Currently, we’re going to be working on this wildfire — we expect — over the next three months at least. What the last five years has...CanadaJul 27
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U.K. bans some arms sales to Israel over risk of breaking international lawAs Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza approaches its 11th month, the United Kingdom is now suspending 30 of its 150 arms export licences to Israel. Redmond Shannon reports on how Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is blasting the decision, how the British government is defending it, and whether Canada will follow suit.Global NationalSep 3
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Global National: Sept. 1Israelis are urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to negotiate with Hamas after six captives were found dead in Gaza. In this year’s Paralympics, more than 150 countries are being represented, demonstrating the global participation and support for disabled athletes. Ukraine has sent a team of 74 Paralympians to Paris, including at least one soldier who...Global NationalSep 1
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Aug. 11, 2024After a whirlwind couple of weeks that saw Team Canada’s most successful performance ever, the 33rd Olympic summer games in Paris have officially come to an end. Plus, hours before the Olympics closing ceremony, a shirtless man was spotted scaling the Eiffel Tower, as more than 33,000 police officers were deployed around the city. In...Global News at 6 TorontoAug 11
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Hundreds attend 150th anniversary of Treaty Four signingAccording to Indigenous leaders, the treaty, signed by their ancestors is the formalization of the relationship between the Indigenous people of Canada and the Crown.Sep 15
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Canada Day 2024: Canadians celebrate 157 years of unity and prideCanadians across the country came together in full force to celebrate Canada’s 157th birthday in style. From vibrant parades to thrilling air shows, the festivities were truly spectacular. Joe Scarpelli reports.CanadaJul 1
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Global News at 6 Toronto: Sept. 8A group representing nearly 100 of Canada’s universities is warning of declining enrolment and revenue as Ottawa’s crackdown on foreign students takes hold. Institutions now fear the impacts are much worse than they had initially expected. Experts say the Bank of Canada’s recent series of interest rate cuts is set to stir up some activity...Global News at 6 TorontoSep 8
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Global National: Sept. 8Not far from Montreal, in Quebec’s Kanesatake Mohawk Territory, a community is fighting illegal polluters to protect their waterways. They’re saying the Quebec government has not done enough to stop illegal dumping of construction waste in their territory. To put pressure, they’re training volunteers on how to stop and inspect dump trucks. A group representing...Global NationalSep 8
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Foreign student enrolment down 45 per cent: Universities CanadaA group representing nearly 100 of Canada’s universities is warning of declining enrolment and revenue as Ottawa’s crackdown on foreign students takes hold. As Mackenzie Gray reports, universities say the impacts are much worse than they had initially feared.Global NationalSep 8
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China takes 1st steps to block Canadian canola imports, escalating trade feudAfter Canada’s decision to slap a 100 per cent tariff on Chinese-made electric vehicles, China is retaliating by taking its first steps to block Canadian canola imports. David Akin explains what this growing trade feud could mean for Canada’s farmers and economy.Global NationalSep 3
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Global National: Sept. 3Schools in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario have become the latest to ban cellphones in classrooms, bringing those provinces in line with most of the rest of Canada. How students are feeling about the new rules; how Canada can learn from other countries; and the toll social media and algorithms can have on mental health. Cameras...Global NationalSep 3
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Understanding the impacts of Canada’s tariff on China-made EV’sRecently Canada announced it will impose a 100% tariff on imports of China-made electric vehicles, following in the footsteps of the United States. David Kennedy, from Automotive News Canada joins Antony Robart to further analyze these changes.Global News Morning TorontoAug 28
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Canada Post lost nearly $750M last year, future now uncertainIt’s hard to imagine Canada without Canada Post, a company that has existed for 157 years. But there are serious questions raised about the survival of the Crown Corporation, as top executives held their annual general meeting this week and offered a bleak outlook. The chair of the board warned the postal service is at...CanadaAug 30
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Whooping cough cases rise in CanadaPertussis, known as Whooping cough or the 100 day cough, cases are surging across Canada — with some provinces reporting sharp increases compared to pre-pandemic average. Here to discuss Global BC Medical Contributor Dr. Birinder Narang.Global News Morning BCAug 31
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Israel-Hamas: Concern grows for remaining hostages in GazaIsraelis are urging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to negotiate with Hamas after six captives were found dead in Gaza. Families of the hostages are calling for an immediate cease-fire amid accusations of government neglect. Jewish communities worldwide, including in Canada, have been deeply affected by the news and are concerned for the remaining 100 captives....CanadaSep 1
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Regina police respond to national bomb threats against Jewish organizationsJewish organizations across Canada, including in Regina, were on high alert after a bomb threat was sent out this morning to over 100 Jewish organizations.Global News at 5 ReginaAug 21
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Global News at 6 Regina: August 21Jewish organizations across Canada, including in Regina, were on high alert after a bomb threat was sent out to over 100 locations. Also, how the rail lockout could put increased pressure on the trucking industry.Global News at 5 ReginaAug 21
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: August 21Jewish organizations across Canada, including in Regina, were on high alert after a bomb threat was sent out to over 100 locations. Also, how the rail lockout could put increased pressure on the trucking industry.Global News at 5 SaskatoonAug 21
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Global National: Aug. 27As many Canadians try to stay financially afloat amid the country’s growing cost of living crisis, more people are using credit cards to get by. Equifax Canada now says the average credit card balance has risen to its highest level since 2007. Eric Sorensen reports on the worsening problem of consumer debt, and how much...Global NationalAug 27
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Global National: Aug. 8Two teenagers have been charged on suspicion of plotting a terror attack outside Ernst Happel Stadium in Vienna, where almost 200,000 people were expected to attend Taylor Swift’s concerts over three days. Police say the pair was inspired by the so-called Islamic State (ISIS). The investigation, what’s known about the accused, what was found inside...Global NationalAug 8