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Canadian beef is returning to China for the first time in years, following an import ban that had been in place since 2021. Alberta is Canada’s largest beef producer, and as Jordan Prentice tells us, local farmers are saying access to the Chinese market is a win. 

A new survey from the National Institute on Ageing suggests older Canadians are less optimistic about ageing and their golden years. Global News Morning speaks with Talia Bronstein, Director of Policy with the NIA, about the findings.

The Vancouver SVNS rugby tournament is coming to BC Place on March 7th and 8th. Team Canada players Flo Symonds and Krissy Scurfield talk about getting ready for the tournament.

The latest stats show Canadians are continuing to avoid travel to the U.S.. And as Taya Fast reports, despite efforts to lure us back, more and more of us are looking to other destinations to spend our travel dollars.

Legendary Canadian actor and comedian Catherine O’Hara has died at the age of 71. Her agency says she passed away at her home in Los Angeles following a brief illness. Celebrities and fans around the world are mourning the loss, sharing how she impacted their lives and careers. Born in Toronto, O’Hara’s roots in the...

Some of the Canadians who were harmed by the COVID-19 vaccine are calling on the government to extend its deadline to bring claims. The Public Health Agency of Canada vowed to take over the program by March 31. But as Melissa Ridgen reports, many vaccine-injured Canadians say they’re still getting the runaround.

Reaction continues to pour in for Canadian comedy legend Catherine O’Hara, a day after her death. Among those paying tribute were some of the actor’s closest collaborators – including Eugene and Dan Levy, her Canadian co-stars from the hit TV show ‘Schitt’s Creek.’ Candice Cole reports.

Catherine O’Hara, Canadian actor and star of Schitt’s Creek, has died at the age of 71, her manager confirmed to Global News.

Everyday tasks able-bodied people take for granted can be a challenge for people with disabilities. A Saskatchewan man, Nicolas Vaagen, out of Warman living with a brain injury is creating tools to help those with disabilities and limited motor functions.

HMCS Charlottetown has departed Halifax for a six month deployment to the Indo-Pacific in support of Operations HORIZON and NEON, working alongside allied and partner navies. The mission will see the Canadian warship take part in exercises, training and diplomatic engagements aimed at reinforcing regional security and Canada’s role as a trusted military partner.

A Canadian Armed Forces member deployed with NATO’s mission in Latvia has died, the Department of National Defence said Friday. Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, from Hamilton, Ont., died Thursday near Riga during Operation Reassurance, his first overseas deployment. Military police in Latvia and Canada are investigating, with officials saying there is no threat to other deployed...

Premiers from across the country have arrived in Ottawa for a meeting with the prime minister. Trade remains top of mind as the year-long tariff feud with U.S. President Donald Trump rages on. Skye Bryden-Blom reports on the priorities of Atlantic Canadian premiers.

Doctors are facing a growing burden of unnecessary paperwork and administrative tasks according to a new analysis by the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. The Canadian medical association says if more isn’t done to cut through the red tape, physicians will leave the profession. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more.

The FBI and RCMP held a joint news conference Friday to announce that 44-year-old Ryan Wedding, who lived in Coquitlam when he competed for Canada at the 2002 Salt Lake City Games, has been taken into custody in Mexico. Kristen Robinson reports.

As Catherine McDonald reports, Frank Stronach is facing 12 charges involving seven complainants dating back four decades.

Canadians may be sitting on money they do not even know they’re owed. Federal records show Ottawa has issued nearly four million cheques that were never cashed, worth about $2 billion.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is pushing back on U.S. President Donald Trump’s claim that Canada is not grateful enough and “only lives because of the United States.” Jillian Piper looks at how Carney fired back, why U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is calling Canada “arrogant,” and what Carney will be focusing on ahead of Parliament’s...

For the most part, Prime Minister Mark Carney is being lauded around the world for his speech at the World Economic Forum. Mackenzie Gray reports on the praise, how the speech led to an ominous warning from U.S. President Donald Trump, and how Carney’s domestic political opponents are reacting.

New Ipsos polling conducted for Global News found Canadians evenly divided on whether U.S. military action against Canada is a realistic possibility, a sharp shift from attitudes seen just a year ago. The survey showed women and Gen Z were more likely to believe an attack was possible, while men and baby boomers were more...

Melissa Lotholz and Yohan Eskrick-Parkinson, two of the newly announced members of the Canadian Olympic Bobsleigh Team, join Global News Morning Calgary to discuss their journey to this year’s Olympics.