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As the trade war with the United States continues to intensify, David Wiens from the Dairy Farmers of Canada joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to break down the impact tariffs have on their sector.

Honey producers in Manitoba are feeling the impact of the trade war with the U.S. Paul Gregory, from the Manitoba Beekeepers Association, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to shed some light on how our country’s largest honey exporter is dealing with the economic uncertainty.

Canada’s secretary of state for finance is in Saskatchewan this week for pre-budget consultations to get a feel on what the province is looking at for this coming fiscal year. Hannah Sangster sits down with secretary Wayne Long to see why he believes the province will feel represented in the budget.

The three-day competition will take place at Martinique Beach Provincial Park and Rainbow Haven Beach in Halifax County from August 21–23. More than 150 lifeguards from across Canada will compete in various events to demonstrate their lifesaving skills. It would be a great opportunity for the public to come out and watch the competition, learn...

If you’re wondering what you’re going to have for lunch or what to make for dinner, we’ve got you. Thursday is A&W Canada’s Burgers to Beat MS. Two dollars from every Teen Burger sold will be donated to MS Canada. Tina Gibson with A&W Canada and MS Canada ambassador Patrycia Rzechowka joined Global News Morning...

After a slow start to the year, Canada’s economy picked up pace in the second quarter to grow at an annualized rate of 3.3 per cent. The country’s trade dispute with the U.S. is raising questions over how long the momentum can last. Jacqueline Hansen has more.

August has been a brutal month for wildfires across Canada after a tame start to the season, and unfavourable conditions are expected to persist across much of the country during September. Jillian Piper reports on Canada’s updated wildfire forecast, and how the federal government is responding.

There’s a reason Stephen King calls him a ‘Master of Suspense.’ After 26 books, best-selling author Linwood Barclay is never short of new twists and ways to surprise readers. He joins TMS to talk about the inspiration behind his latest thriller ‘Not a Word’, and how his background as a columnist works in his favour.

New Brunswick wants to have a bigger role in protecting Canada from cyber threats. It says digital safeguards are becoming increasingly important in the country’s national defence. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has the details on how a recent multi-million dollar investment in a Fredericton-based cybersecurity company could help.

The seafood industries on both sides of the Canada-U.S. border are breathing a sigh of relief now that the American sector is off the menu of Canadian counter-tariffs. Heidi Petracek explains how the reversal happened, and whether there could be any political fallout from the backtrack.

After months of uncertainty, a proposed trade deal with the U.S. could provide some relief for Canada’s auto sector. Global Automakers of Canada President and CEO Lucas Malinowski joins Global News Morning to discuss what the deal could mean for automakers, workers and Canadian car buyers.

Canada has avoided additional 50 per cent tariffs until at least Aug. 22 after reaching a tentative trade deal with the U.S. Mackenzie Gray explains what’s known about the concessions both sides could be making in the agreement.

As the U.S.-Israel war in Iran continues, so do high fuel prices, and for many Canadians, the savings from the suspension of the fuel excise tax have been much needed. But that break at the gas pumps is expected to end in just a couple of weeks. As Sean O’Shea explains, calls are growing to...

Asked on Thursday about Canada backtracking on U.S. seafood after it was dropped from the list of counter-tariffs, Minister François-Philippe Champagne said it “sent a message to Canadians that the federal government listens. We have updated the list, the list is in Canada’s best interests and that happens from time-to-time.”

As Canada’s wildfire season heats up following a slow start, new research from McMaster University is highlighting where most of the country’s wildfire emissions are coming from. As Jeff Semple explains, the source still smoulders long after the flames are out.

After a sluggish start to the year, Canadian GDP accelerated in the second quarter to a 3.3 per cent annualized rate. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 28, 2026.

There was an uptick in the number of Canadians who voted in the last federal election, but a recent McGill University study found that Canadians who lean right of the political spectrum have lost a significant amount of trust in the bodies that manage elections. Mathieu Lavigne, a co-author of the study, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln...

Ongoing trade talks between Canada and the U.S. have seemingly calmed Quebec’s talks of separatism. Tariffs placed on Canada by Donald Trump’s administration have negatively affected operations for businesses across Canada, from the steel to the dairy industry.

There has been a lot of signs a trade deal between Canada and the United States was in the making, but in the end that wasn’t the case. Now the shock to the Canadian economy as uncertainty creeps in and items cost more. Patrick Leblond is an Associate Professor with the School of Public and...

Canada’s largest keel boat regatta set sail into its second day Thursday. As sailors from across Canada, the United States, and even Bermuda came out to compete. And as Ella Macdonald reports, diversity initiatives are driving even greater participation.