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U.S. President Donald Trump has contradicted the conclusions of various U.S. intelligence agencies on the role Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman had in the death of the Washington Post journalist in 2018. “Fake news… He knew nothing about it,” Trump told a reporter who questioned and criticized bin Salman’s visit to the Oval...

Toronto’s favourite holiday tradition, the National Ballet of Canada’s The Nutcracker, has returned to the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. This year’s celebrity guest Cannon Dolls were Global News’ own Susan Hay and Antony Robart.

Artistic Director Francesco Ventriglia joins Global News Morning to explore the artistic vision behind Alberta Ballet’s new ‘The Nutcracker’, uncovering how it was created, what sets it apart visually and the sheer number of performers involved.

The province says an expanding collaborative care clinic in Saint John, N.B. could take 2,000 people off the family doctor waitlist. It’s the 11th such clinic to open this year as the province aims to reach 30 of them by 2029. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

As U.S. President Donald Trump steps deeper into Latin American politics, endorsing candidates, directing funding, and expanding U.S. military presence in the region. Professor Alejandro Garcia Magos joins Miranda Anthistle to break down the political, economic, and strategic motivations behind these moves, and what they could mean for elections, regional stability, and U.S.–Latin America relations.

A beloved holiday tradition returns in grand style with the annual presentation of The Nutcracker. Alberta Ballet is unveiling a new take on the classic tale. Rediscover the magic with fresh choreography, stunning new sets and costumes, and a renewed sense of enchantment.

Jen Luv, a U.S. based content creator, is currently in the processes of moving her family to Canada. As she turns to social media to document the process of moving to Vancouver Island, Jen and her family are taking advantage of a new Canadian law that changes how citizenship is passed down to children of...

From a first home starter kit to transitional support, two organizations in Lethbridge have been making a big impact this year. Justin Sibbet reports.

Boy Golden discusses his upcoming album Best of Our Possible Lives (out February 2026) and the spiritual journey behind its creation.

In 2021, she became the first Filipina ever elected to Montreal’s City Council. And now, in 2025, she’s made history once again, becoming the first Filipina borough mayor in the city’s history. She will be leading Côte-des-Neiges–NDG, Montreal’s largest and most populous borough, also one of the most vibrant and diverse communities in the city....

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Ryan James Wedding, the former Canadian Olympic snowboarder accused of leading an international drug trafficking ring, is facing new federal charges in the U.S. related to the alleged murder of a witness, the U.S. Justice Department and FBI announced Wednesday.

Environmental concerns are also being raised in Atlantic Canada over New Brunswick’s proposed Sisson Mine. The project was just added to the prime minister’s list of projects to be fast-tracked after years of delays. As Heidi Petracek reports, even the project’s supporters are skeptical.

More New Brunswickers are finding it harder to make ends meet even with a full-time job. A new report shows about a $9 per hour gap between what half of the province makes and what they actually need to live. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

The wind of change that swept over Montreal echoed in the West Island as well. Voters made their voices heard on Sunday, electing a number of new faces to city halls. Our Felicia Parrillo reports.

A New Brunswick business owner is claiming trademark infringement on the Alberta government’s new proposed licence plate designs, due to the use of the slogan “Strong and Free.” She’s hoping to come to an agreement with the province, but the minister says it’s a non-issue. Jaclyn Kucey explains.

Now that the votes are all officially counted, Edmontonians will see a city council that is largely made up of incumbents they’re already familiar with. Sarah Ryan has more on the four new faces representing the city: ETS employee Jon Morgan, pharmacist and community builder Thu Parmar, EPS veteran Michael Elliott and entrepreneur Reed Clarke.

Around school 100 library and administrative staff in New Brunswick who were laid off in April and reinstated are once again facing layoff notices. The news came just days before a tentative agreement with the union was to be voted on. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

U.S. President Donald Trump said he was “very active” over the weekend as he responded to a reporter’s question about some reports about his health declining and that he had died over the weekend. “It’s fake news,” Trump said flatly, denying reports speculating about his health. “I knew they were saying ‘Is he okay? How’s...

As the holiday season approaches, there can be an increased interest in purchasing a pet. But this also tends to be a time when scammers take advantage of people through fake websites offering pets for sale. President and CEO of the Better Business Bureau Alberta and Kootenay East, Mary O’Sullivan Anderson, chatted with Global News...