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As New Brunswick faces a projected deficit in the hundreds of millions of dollars, the provincial government is looking to make cuts or increase revenue. Anna Mandin reports on what that might look like for taxpayers.

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...

A repeat offender is back in custody after an incident at a Nanaimo coffee shop earlier this week. The business owner says the man is well known in the area and he asked him to leave the cafe. As Kylie Stanton explains, that’s when things escalated.

As January motivation begins to wear off, many people find their New Year’s resolutions slipping away. Psychology Professor at Western University, Albert Malkin, joins Ross Hull to explain why so many goals fall apart within weeks, what’s happening psychologically when motivation fades, and how people can reset their expectations and build habits that are more...

U.S. President Donald Trump’s use of tariffs as a foreign policy tool added fresh impetus in Davos this week to efforts to boost global trade beyond the U.S., with frustration palpable among many of Washington’s top trading partners. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Jan. 22, 2026.

A new year brings new rules for employers across Ontario, as the province’s pay transparency law officially comes into effect.  Founder and CEO of Bright and Early HR, Nora Jenkins Townson, joins Candace Daniel to break down what job seekers can expect from salary disclosures, how the changes could impact businesses, and what the new...

The U.S. action against Venezuela, and the pending re-negotiation of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade deal, creates even more uncertainty which could end up further raising costs for Canadian families and businesses. As Angela Jung reports, the year ahead was already expected to be dominated by ongoing cross-border trade trouble, and higher prices for pretty much everything.

It’s that time when many people choose to make promises and set new goals while embarking on the New Year. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on why some resolutions don’t stick, and a few tips from experts on how to make yours last.

The debate over the B.C. government’s controversial safer supply drug program continues, as new rules for using the drugs come into effect. Aaron McArthur reports.

Thousands of people across the country will jump into icy waters over the next few days to fundraise and harness some health benefits. Tanya ter Keurs, nurse practitioner and co-founder of NiaHealth joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to break down who should and shouldn’t take an icy dip.

There are just a few days left in 2025 and many are thinking about what to change next year. Most New Year’s resolutions are related to one of two things: health or money. Anne Gaviola talks to some financial experts about their ideas – for those seeking to improve their finances.

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.

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...

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.

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

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

While many Venezuelans are celebrating the ousting of Nicolas Maduro, the world is raising serious concerns. The United States is facing international condemnation for using military force to remove another country’s leader. The U.S. attack that removed Nicolas Maduro is sparking both outrage and relief across Canada. Rallies were held in several Canadian cities today...