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Brenda Whitehead profiles businesses, entrepreneurs and events in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: – The DBIA’s Holiday Passport is back – Studio 652, a new inclusive yoga and wellness space in Lakefield – Five Counties Children Centre is holding its Holiday Card Fundraiser – Chamber of Commerce seeks board members

The Mount Pleasant business community is holding a town hall meeting as it looks for a lifeline ahead of the next phase of the Broadway subway line extension. Mount Pleasant BIA Executive Director Neil Wyles speaks with Global News Morning about new road closures and restrictions coming in 2026, and what it means for area...

New Single ‘“EL DÍA” by ‘Venezuelan-Canadian Artist JACE Carrillo | Available on all streaming platforms Oct.8

BC Buy Local Week has taken on even more importance in the face of the U.S. trade war. We speak with LOCO BC Founder Amy Robinson and West End BIA Executive Director Teri Smith about the economic challenges facing independent retailers, and why it’s so important to support and shop local.

The new year is going to bring more pain for businesses along the Broadway Subway corridor. Neil Wyles of the Mount Pleasant BIA speaks with Global News Morning about a planned 4 month long road closure, and how it will impact area businesses.

The group representing B.C. business improvement areas says a survey of its members found crime, vandalism and street disorder are having a huge impact on the viability of those businesses, and they’re demanding action from governments to ensure staff and customers are safe. Alissa Thibault reports.

A brand-new festival is making waves this weekend. The first ever Water/Fall Festival is set to kick-off this weekend on Queens Quay. Our Jaden Lee-Lincoln was joined by Katherine Hebb, Marketing Director for the Waterfront BIA to discus what inspired the festival, what attendees can expect, and why art plays such an important role.

A new generation of young readers is being introduced to the legacy of Canadian hero Terry Fox – one letter at a time. We speak with ‘T is for Terry: An ABC of Courage’ Author Denise Dias about her new children’s picture book.

Two drivers and a road rage incident caused a transport truck to lose the modular house it was carrying along Highway 97 near Kelowna, B.C. on Wednesday, the Alberta-based trucking company says. DBI Transport says after a piece of drywall flew off a pickup truck on the highway and smashed a car’s window, the resulting...

A popular summer tradition in Toronto’s Kensington Market is on pause. The first pedestrian Sunday of the season was cancelled. The KMBIA says ongoing safety and logistical issues forced the decision. As Lexy Benedict reports, the news has shocked some local business owners.

Calgary’s oldest neighbourhood is evolving and growing and now rebranding too! Kristen Shima of the Inglewood BIA joins Global News Morning to discuss why they want to rebrand and how Calgarians can help shape what they call Calgary’s “coolest neighbourhood.”

A concert benefiting businesses impacted by the ongoing construction along the Broadway corridor is being held Thursday night. Michelle Barile, West Broadway BIA Executive Director, shares why the support is needed.

“MORNINGSIDE”, the highly anticipated Toronto-based film, is set to premiere in theatres nationwide on February 21st. The film explores the struggles and triumphs of Scarborough residents as they navigate gentrification, adversity, and the fight to preserve their community’s identity. Joining Candace Daniel to discuss the film are director and co-writer Ron Dias and actor Lovell...

Ahead of the game against the New Jersey Devils on Nov. 4, the Edmonton Oilers have revealed a special new logo. As Nicole Stillger explains, it honours the city’s Mexican and Latin communities.

‘Dia de los Muertos,’ also known as the Day of the Dead is here. It’s a two-day celebration of the dead, allowing those who observe it to reconnect with loved ones. Chef Carlos Zamora of Toronto’s El Cartin restaurant shows Ross Hull how to commemorate with his own spin on some tasty traditional dishes.

Halloween and Dia de los Muertos are creeping up on us. Patrick Filipik, bar manager at Lucky Taco, shows how to celebrate the haunting season with a cheers for everyone.

The Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association says attacks on its safety ambassadors are on the rise. Kristen Robinson reports.

Ski patrol plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and enjoyment of skiers and snowboarders on the slopes. Vitor Dias and Oksana Dacks joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about how you can get involved.

A new policing office has been established in downtown Belleville to help combat the growing homelessness and substance abuse crisis. The new office is a product of a collaboration between the Belleville police and the downtown BIA.

On Wednesday Ontario’s Proof of Vaccination rules came into effect for indoor diners, gyms and other businesses deemed to be non-essential. Peterborough Downtown Business Improvement Area executive director Terry Guiel spoke live Thursday on Global News Morning Peterborough about the new rules, how businesses are handling it and how residents can help by using a...