Top Results For: Canadians

The Vancouver Canadians had their home opener on Tuesday night at the newly renovated Nat Bailey Stadium. Broadcast and Media Relations Manager Tyler Zickel discusses the changes fans will see for the Nat’s 75th anniversary season.

To celebrate National Canadian Film Day, award-winning Canadian filmmaker Guy Maddin joins Ross Hull to discuss the legacy of Canadian film and how the next generation of artists are bringing their stories to the big screen.

This weekend some of the best wheelchair basketball players in the country are descending on Edmonton for three full days of fast-paced play at the Canadian Wheelchair Basketball Finals. Two members of the Alberta Northern Lights Wheelchair Basketball program chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton.

April marks daffodil month, a campaign led by the Canadian Cancer Society to bring hope and support to those affected by cancer. This year’s theme is “stories of hope,” sharing real experiences from Quebecers impacted by the disease. Lead ambassador Léane Labrèche-Dor joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with more.

The cost of filling a tank of gas is a major pain for Canadians amid the Strait of Hormuz blockade, which is also driving up the cost of goods across supply chains. Heidi Petracek headed to the pumps to speak with Canadians on how they’re feeling about getting a few months of federal gas tax...

The Esquimalt First Nation is suing Canada’s Attorney General claiming a Colwood park belongs to it and not a neighbouring First Nation. As Aaron McArthur reports, it’s related to one of several treaties the province and federal government are looking to ratify this year.

Members of Metro Vancouver’s Iranian diaspora say they’re worried for friends and family members in Iran in the face of Donald Trump’s now-postponed threats to target civilian infrastructure. Grace Ke reports.

New data published in the Canadian Medical Association journal is underscoring the burden cancer continues to place on people across the country. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on how many cases and deaths are expected for 2026.

Australia was the first country to ban social media for kids under 16 years old and now Greece is looking to do the same. Here at home, it appears Canadians would support a similar law. Caryn Lieberman reports.

Here in North York’s Little Iran, there is reaction from the Iranian community following the ceasefire announcement. Some say it brings a measure of relief, but uncertainty about what comes next. Lexy Benedict reports.

Canada has emerged as a powerhouse on the global basketball stage, and there’s more talent in the pipeline. Reporting for Global News, Rod Black looks at how the All Canadian Games are showcasing the country’s brightest young stars.

New polling suggests a majority of Canadians think Canada should explore joining the European Union. Conducted by Spark Advocacy’s polling arm, the survey of 4,000 people found a quarter of respondents thought it would be a good idea.

People across Canada are excited for the launch of Artemis II, which has Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen aboard. Heidi Petracek looks at Canada’s enthusiasm for a lunar mission that’s reigniting passion for space exploration.

Canada’s energy sector could be in for a big year once the war in the Middle East ends, according to a new report from Deloitte. Many feel the conflict in the Middle East has highlighted Canada as a more stable global supplier of energy. Nivrita Ganguly has this story and more in Business Matters for April 8,...

Thousands of tree seeds from Canada are currently travelling toward the moon aboard the Artemis II mission. While the seeds will not actually be planted on the lunar surface, the goal of the project is to grow awareness for forest conservation and research here at home. Anna Mandin has the details. 

In this segment of Hot Takes on ‘The Ben Mulroney Show’, the panel dives deep into the latest developments in Quebec’s political landscape, its’ provincial leadership race and its impact on regional politics, as well as federal polling surprises, floor crossing, and Canada’s position on global institutions.

If you haven’t already, you might want to fill up the gas tank tonight. Fuel prices fell across the country Friday, with some provinces seeing a drop of more than 10 cents per litre. But as Heidi Petracek explains, the lower gas prices may not last long.

Canadians on the West Coast are enjoying the blossoms and sunshine that’s supposed to come with spring, but people farther east feel like winter is still kicking them in the backside. Melissa Ridgen looks at how April is once again earning its reputation for wacky weather in Canada.

U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports continue to hurt local businesses, with many small and medium-sized companies struggling. One business owner who specializes in grocery store refrigeration equipment has been dealing with duties on steel for more than a year. As Dan Spector reports, the federal government is trying to help the company survive, along with...

Sure, Canada is part of North America, but there has become a growing desire among some Canadians to look across the Atlantic – toward the European Union (EU). As Touria izri reports, though the idea is not currently on the table, it’s certainly gaining traction. But why?