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An Edmonton mom is trying to help families in need. She’s launched an initiative ensuring the youngest in the city have what they need this Christmas. Nicole Stillger explains.

Keep an eye out for Winnipeg in this season’s Hallmark lineup – you might notice the city featured in a few films.

The tributes continue for Dolly Parton after the country music icon passed away earlier this week following a brief battle with cancer. Canadian crooner Michael Bublé is sharing a personal letter that Dolly sent him — asking to collaborate on a Christmas song. Meantime, Hollywood is mourning the loss of actor Tim Curry. ‘The Rocky...

Business Beat: Brenda Whitehead profiles businesses and entrepreneurs in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: The fifth-annual Cancer Takedown is Nov. 5; Christmas market supports Big Brothers Big Sisters of Peterborough; the Holiday House Tour returns and Living Local Marketplace is adding a second location.

Today on The Morning Show, we’re live in Washington for the latest on the trade war after U.S. President Trump said a deal with Canada is coming ‘soon’. Then, royal insider Patricia Treble has the latest on the abuse allegations around Meghan Markle’s father and what was said in her final letter to him. Then,...

The American woman who survived a botched execution attempt is now conscious. Tennessee death row inmate Christa Pike was believed to be brain dead but woke up nearly a week after the state tried to put her to death. Touria Izri reports.

Attorneys for Christa Pike spoke Wednesday following a hearing where a Nashville judge said she would order Tennessee officials to preserve all evidence from the state’s failed attempt to execute Pike last week for a 1995 murder — including the syringes and other tools used in two botched lethal injections. Attorney Randy Spivey said that...

Christa Pike’s lawyers asked a Tennessee court Wednesday to order evidence preserved following the failed attempt to execute her on Sept. 30. Her attorney said Pike had regained consciousness Tuesday and was speaking, but faced barriers to communicating with her legal team. The state said evidence was being preserved and a process had been established...

In Tennessee, death row inmate Christa Pike has regained consciousness after her botched execution. Pike’s attorneys say she is “conscious, speaking, and continues to receive critical medical care.” Pike, who was convicted of the 1995 beating and stabbing death of classmate Colleen Slemmer, was ten to hospital last Wednesday after two lethal injection doses failed...

Jeffrey Laviolette pled guilty to two counts of robbery with a knife, but the facts of three other robberies were read into the record as an aggravating factor on sentencing. Catherine McDonald reports.

Tennessee’s prison chief Frank Strada is resigning as a review examines why Christa Pike’s execution failed Wednesday after two doses of lethal injection. Pike’s lawyers said she remained unconscious and on a ventilator as medical staff worked to clear the drug from her system.

While we’re still in the throes of summer, it might be time to start planning a winter getaway. Sharol Zalaski from AMA Travel chatted with Global News Morning about some amazing cruises that take you through Europe. Sponsored by AMA.

A convicted killer set to be executed in Tennessee is still alive despite receiving two doses of a lethal injection drug. Christa Pike has been on death row for decades for her role in a 1995 murder. As CBS’s Jarred Hill reports, Pike’s future is currently unclear.

The Calgary Food Bank held its annual drive on Saturday, aiming to stock up their shelves and reserves before winter hits. With Thanksgiving and Christmas right around the corner, the even comes at a time of record demand. Mike Gazzola has the story.

Just days before Christmas 2025, an explosion severely damaged the only ice arena in Taber, Alta. The town managed to win Kraft Hockeyville after capturing the hearts of the nation, securing funds toward its multi-million dollar rebuild. Now, as Justin Sibbet reports, the first skaters hit the ice almost eight months later.

The clock is about to start on an attempt to force a vote on the Downtown Event and Entertainment District. Efforts to press for a referendum officially launched Tuesday. And the group has until just before Christmas to meet its goal of stopping the estimated $1.2 b project in its tracks.

A Christmas record sent to journalists in 1977 has become one of the rarest vinyl finds, with collectors paying thousands.

Tributes continue for Dolly Parton, with Canadian crooner Michael Bublé sharing a personal letter the country icon wrote him pitching a collaboration on a Christmas song. And in a broadcast exclusive, newlyweds Jann Arden and Thordis Elva join TMS from Iceland to reflect on their intimate wedding ceremony earlier this month.

Tennessee’s first execution of a female prisoner in 200 years has gone terribly wrong. Christa Pike is in critical condition in hospital, after not one, but two failed attempts to kill her by lethal injection of pentobarbital. Eric Sorensen reports.

Alberta’s West Coast pipeline proposal, now called ‘Pacific Link’, has been declared a project in the national interest by the federal government. Heather Yourex-West has our top story. Despite ‘Pacific Links’ fanfare, there are still major concerns surrounding the fast-tracking of the project, with a delicate balance between economic and environmental interests. Also, U.S. President...