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Canada Together 2026 at Canada PlaceMatti Polychronis from the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority gives Global News Morning a preview of Canada Day celebrations at Canada Place.Global News Morning BCJun 30
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New book talks about Canada’s UFOsGlobal News Morning’s Clay Young talks to Canadian UFO expert Chris Rutkowski about his new book, ‘Canada’s UFO Secrets’.ScienceJul 9
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Celebrating Canada’s run at 2026 World CupFormer Team Canada World Cup players Bob Lenarduzzi and Carl Valentine have a look back at Canada’s historic run at the 2026 World Cup, and weigh in on some of the top stories, including FIFA’s overturning of American forward Folarin Balogun’s red card suspension.CanadaJul 6
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Canada’s World Cup economic impactA new report from BMO estimates Vancouver’s economy saw an average boost of $70 million for each World Cup match Canada played in Vancouver. Much of those dollars being spent in and around the Granville Fan Zone. Marvin Ryder from McMaster University’s DeGroote School of Business joins Global News Morning with more on the major...Global News Morning BCJun 27
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Team Canada’s World Cup run comes to an endTeam Canada’s historic World Cup run came to an end in the U.S. Saturday, in a highly anticipated match up against a giant in the soccer world, team Morocco. Sarah MacDonald reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 4
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Canada’s World Cup run inspires next generationWhile Canada’s 3-0 loss against Morrocco may be a tough pill to swallow for soccer fans across the nation, the sport’s next generation of players is hitting the pitch this weekend for the Calgary Minor Soccer Association’s Kal Tire Calgary Cup. As Jordan Prentice tells us, they say they’re feeling inspired by the country’s historic...SportsJul 4
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Ottawa invests over $4 million into Canada’s beef industryFrom farms and feedlots to dinner plates around the world, the federal government wants more people choosing Canadian beef. More than $4 million dollars is being invested to help expand Canada’s beef export markets, with Alberta’s cattle industry standing to benefit. Jordan Prentice reports.CanadaJul 8
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Canada’s wildfire season ‘challenging’ but manageable, federal officials sayThere have been more wildfires so far in Canada this year compared to the same time in 2025, but less area has been burned, according to the federal government. But as Jillian Piper reports, the fire situation in parts of the territories and western provinces suggest the worst of the season may be yet to...Global NationalJul 9
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Recognizing Team Canada’s accomplishmentsCanadian Soccer fans were treated to an historic run in this 2026 World Cup tournament, pushing their way into the Round of 16. Kevin Blue, CEO of Canada Soccer, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to breakdown Team Canada’s 2026 World Cup Performance.Global News Morning TorontoJul 6
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This is BC: Canada’s first World Cup refereeIn the 1970s Canadian soccer was still trying to make its mark on the international stage, but one man was already there. In This is BC, Jay Durant introduces us to the first Canadian to referee the World Cup.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 25
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Canada’s impact on the World CupCanada has been breaking team records throughout the World Cup. Secretary of State for Sport and Canada’s FIFA Sherpa, Adam van Koeverden joins Miranda Anthistle with a closer look at Canada’s performance on the pitch and how the country is responding.CanadaJul 2
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Canada Day CountdownCommunities across the region are getting ready to mark Canada Day. In Kingston, officials are urging people to leave the fireworks to the professionals. While in Bath, organizers are preparing for one of the village’s biggest days of the year. Jesse Reynolds has more.CanadaJun 30
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Breaking down Canada’s winning goal against South AfricaCanada is basking in the glory of its first-ever World Cup knockout game victory, thanks to a late goal from Stephen Eustáquio. Eric Sorensen breaks down Eustáquio’s historic moment, and looks ahead to what’s expected to be a much tougher Round of 16 match.Global NationalJun 29
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Report reveals financial hardship, burnout among Canada’s unpaid caregiversAn Edmonton woman caring for her husband with dementia is shining a light on the growing crisis facing Canada’s unpaid caregivers. It comes as a new report estimates unpaid care in Canada is worth $97 billion annually, with most caregivers reporting financial strain and burnout. As Quinn Ohler reports advocates say support is urgenly needed.Health MattersJun 29
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159th Canada DayWATCH: Fireworks and food trucks are just some things on Saskatoon’s Canada Day agenda with many people at The River Landing to enjoy the festivities.CanadaJul 1
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Celebrating Canada Day in the heatIt’s Canada Day, and with an extreme heat warning in effect, many celebrated under some of the hottest conditions we’ve seen this year. Whether it was at the waterfront, or taking part in traditions across the city, people still found ways to make the most of the holiday. Lexy Benedict has more on how Torontonians...CanadaJul 1
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Canada Day festivities in SaskatoonWATCH: There are many activities taking place in Saskatoon for Canada Day. Nowshad Ali, Canada Day Director tells Global News Morning what we can expect this year.CanadaJun 30
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Preparing for Canada Day celebrationsWhether you’re hosting or attending a Canada Day celebration there are ways to incorporate the perfect themed bites. Ariana Thomas, a food and lifestyle content creator, joins Liem Vu withsome inspiration.CanadaJun 30
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Canada’s MAID and mental health debate: a bioethicist weighs inA federal parliamentary committee has recommended Canada indefinitely pause plans to expand Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) to people whose sole underlying condition is mental illness. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Kerry Bowman, a bioethicist, about what this could mean for Canadians.HealthJun 21
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The economic impacts of Canada’s new submarine dealRegarding the upcoming fleet of subs, they won’t actually be built in Canada, but Prime Minister Mark Carney’s guarantee is that more than 100,000 jobs will be created here through manufacturing, maintenance and support. The German company chosen to manufacture them says it will generate more than $160 billion dollars for Canada’s economy. Heidi Petracek...Global NationalJul 7