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  • Kingston family still seeks answers after Christmas gifts stolen
    It’s been two months since Christmas, yet for the Wilson family, the memories linger for all the wrong reasons. The holiday season turned sour when their carefully chosen Christmas gifts vanished from their apartment building’s storage unit.
    Feb 24
  • The increasing popularity of female sports in Canada
    There’s a strong appetite for women’s basketball in Canada – with sold-out WNBA pre-season games played in Toronto and Edmonton. With multiple reports suggesting the WNBA has plans to make Toronto the location of its 14th team York University women’s basketball head coach Christa Eniojukan joins Candace Daniel to discuss the impact this could have.
    Global News Morning Toronto
    May 13
  • Australia red crab migration delayed by historic 2 months due to unusually dry weather
    Exceptionally dry weather has caused a historic two-month delay in the annual migration of Australia’s Christmas Island red crabs, as they begin their annual journey from the island’s interior to the sea where they mate. This year is the first time in recorded history that the crabs have migrated as late as February, according to...
    Environment
    Feb 19
  • Community Safety Team continues to see early success on Winnipeg buses
    “It’s rolled out far better than I’d even imagined. They’ve been warmly received by the community. Out in transit people are high-fiving the officers.” Clay Young speaks with Community Safety Team Leader Bob Chrismas for an update on the work being done on Winnipeg buses.
    Apr 9
  • Everyday Joe: No more white Christmas
    The holidays have come and gone but unlike years past, the lack of snow and cold weather made for a much less festive atmosphere. As Everyday Joe points out, the rain washed away the holiday spirit we’ve all come to love.
    Jan 14
  • Kenneth Courtorielle receives 13-year sentence in 2020 death of Billie Johnson
    Kenneth Courtorielle was sentenced to 13 year behind bars after being found guilty of manslaughter in the 2020 Christmas eve death of Billie Johnson: a mother of two whose remains were found in a field north of Edmonton. Sarah Komadina has the details from the Edmonton law courts.
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Feb 9
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  • Families contribute to scientific research at Camp Kawartha’s Kids’ Christmas Bird Count in Peterborough
    The Kids’ Christmas Bird Count was held at Camp Kawartha Environment Centre in Peterborough, Ont., on Saturday. It’s a fun learning opportunity that contributes to scientific research. But as Germain Ma reports, some naturalists are pointing out the negative impact of climate change.
    Environment
    Jan 7
  • Families contribute to scientific research at Camp Kawartha’s Kids’ Christmas Bird Count
    The Kids’ Christmas Bird Count was held at the Camp Kawartha Environment Centre on Saturday. It’s a fun learning opportunity for families as they contribute to scientific research. But as Germain Ma reports, some naturalists are pointing out the negative impact of climate change.
    Environment
    Jan 6
  • Christmas Hope campaign helps more than 9,500 people
    The final numbers have been tallied for the annual Christmas Hope campaign in Lethbridge. More than 9,500 individuals were supported this holiday season. Micah Quintin met up with the organizations that helped serve up some Christmas magic.
    Jan 3
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  • Turning your Christmas tree into compost, air fresheners, wreaths and more
    Designe expert, author and TV personality Carson Arthur has tips for Canadians looking to get rid of that Christmas tree in an earth-friendly way.
    Jan 2
  • Hanging on to your Christmas tree? Here’s how it can help you at home
    Still hanging on to your Christmas tree? Here are some of the ways you can make use of it at home.
    Jan 2
  • Misericordia Hospital triplets celebrate first Christmas
    Evelyn, Halley and Millie Borchuk were the first set of triplets to be born at the Misericordia Community Hospital in decades – now, they’re six months old and getting ready for Christmas. Sarah Komadina checks in with mom and dad Alyssa and Taylor to see how the Borchuk family is doing.
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Dec 31, 2023
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  • Food in the Nud bakery specializes in dietary needs
    Attention gluten-free, dairy free and whole food lovers! ‘Food in the Nud’ bakery specializes in different dietary needs, or for those who prefer to eat whole foods with no refined ingredients. Owner, Christa Morkeberg, shares the unique ingredients that go into a loaf of their bread and some sweet treats.
    Global News Morning Edmonton
    Mar 2
  • OPP investigating after community Christmas tree cut down in Kenora
    Police in Kenora, Ont. are hunting for whoever cut down the massive community Christmas tree. City crews spent Sunday morning cleaning up the mess and removing the tree.
    Jan 1
  • Driver dressed as Santa survives rockslide on Christmas Day
    A man dressed defied death on Christmas Day when his truck and boat trailer was hit by a landslide on Vancouver Island. It happened near Cameron Lake and closed Highway 4 for several hours. As Aaron MacArthur tells us, he wonders what role this summer’s forest fires may have played in this landslide.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Dec 29, 2023
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  • No white Christmas: Montrealers adjusting to new holiday winter weather
    It wasn’t the white Christmas many in Montreal are used to and hoped for. As Elizabeth Zogalis reports, some winter activities had to be cancelled over the holidays, leading many to wonder if Quebec will get its usual snowfall at all this winter.
    Global News at 5:30 and 6:30
    Dec 29, 2023
  • Puppies surrendered to Chilliwack BC SPCA just before Christmas
    It’s not the gift the BC SPCA wanted this holiday season. Six six-week-old Great Pyrenees- border collie-cross puppies were surrendered to the Chilliwack animal centre on December 22, putting strain on the shelter before the busy holiday season.
    Global News at Noon BC
    Dec 29, 2023
  • Abbotsford apartment building without heat for weeks during cold snap
    For the second time in a week, we are learning of a Lower Mainland apartment building without heat. This time it is Abbotsford where residents say they have been without heat since before Christmas. Janet Brown has their story.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Jan 23
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  • Southern Alberta organizations see more demand for Christmas donations
    The demand for charities in southern Alberta has been quite high this holiday season with so many more in need. Micah Quintin spoke with organizations in both Lethbridge and Calgary to see if they received the donations they need this season.
    Dec 28, 2023
  • Bethlehem marks sombre Christmas
    Israel’s war on Hamas is not letting up during the holidays, as the Gaza Strip suffered one of its deadliest nights since Oct. 7. Mackenzie Gray reports on how grief has replaced festive celebrations in Bethlehem, a city which is usually bustling at Christmas; the mounting carnage at refugee camps in Gaza; and how some...
    Global National
    Dec 25, 2023
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