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Putin says Russia-India deal will expand and diversify trade by $100B by 2030Russian President Vladimir Putin and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi agreed on Friday to expand and diversify trade beyond oil and defence, despite Western pressure on New Delhi to scale back its decades-old close ties with Moscow. Putin’s trip to India coincides with New Delhi’s talks with the U.S. on a trade deal to cut...EconomyDec 5
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Christmas Miracle Food and Toy DriveWinnipeg’s Christmas Cheer Board is gearing up to make the holiday season a bit merrier for those who are less fortunate. The Christmas Miracle toy and food drive is on Friday and Saturday at the St. Vital Centre food court.Nov 24
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The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair returns for 103rd yearThe Royal Agricultural Winter Fair kicks off Friday, celebrating the very best in Canadian farming, food and equestrian sports. Ross Hull went to Exhibition Place to check out the sights and sounds that visitors should expectGlobal News at 5 & 6 TorontoNov 7
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Good Fortune: Keanu Reeves gets his wings clipped in Aziz Ansari directing debutAziz Ansari makes his directing debut with the 2025 supernatural comedy ‘Good Fortune.’ It follows Keanu Reeves as Gabriel, an angel, who loses his wings after body-swapping with a wealthy employer played by Seth Rogen, in an attempt to teach a struggling man played by Ansari that money cannot solve all of his problems. Debuting...The Morning ShowOct 17
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Canada’s economic strategy to “dramatically” change after rupture with US trade ties: CarneyOn Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney gave a speech at Canadian Club Toronto to elaborate on the 2025 federal budget, highlighting the need for a “dramatic” economic strategy change under the straining trade ties with the U.S. “The world has become more dangerous and divided, and that decades-long process of an ever-closer economic relationship...CanadaNov 7
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Carney announces major border crackdown, 1,000 new officers comingThe federal government unveiled a new blueprint to strengthen border security on Friday. Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined the plan from a crossing in Ontario’s Niagara region. The federal budget will allocate funding to hire an additional 1,000 border services officers to crack down on the illegal trade of stolen goods, guns, and drugs. Mackenzie...CanadaOct 17
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Business Matters: Nestle cutting 16,000 jobs globallyNestle is cutting 16,000 jobs globally as it looks to reduce costs and continue its turnaround efforts. The Swiss food giant behind brands like Nescafe, KitKat, and Purina Pet Food, said on Thursday that the cuts will take place over the next two years. Nivrita Ganguly has this story and more in Business Matters for...Oct 17
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Health Matters: 31 people infected with salmonella linked to dog foodNew numbers show 31 people across Canada have been infected with salmonella in an outbreak linked to dog food and treats. The Public Health Agency of Canada says cases have been reported in Alberta, B.C., Ontario, and the Northwest Territories, with seven hospitalizations on record. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters...Health MattersOct 17
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Siloam Mission Thanksgiving mealEvery year, Siloam Mission hosts four major holiday meals. And Friday was their annual Thanksgiving feast. As Teagan Rasche reports, despite rising food costs, donors, volunteers and staff came together serving hundreds of meals.Oct 10
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Health Matters: CFIA expands pistachio recallMore pistachio products have been recalled by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency due to possible Salmonella contamination. This recall is linked to an ongoing investigation into a foodborne illness outbreak. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Friday, Oct. 3, 2025.Health MattersOct 3
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Trump says he finds Xi’s ‘word to be very good’ after China approves TikTok dealU.S. President Donald Trump confirmed Friday that a deal approving the future of TikTok’s U.S. operation has to be signed, but said he finds Xi’s “word to be very good” after the Chinese leader approved the deal.PoliticsSep 19
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U.S. Supreme Court to hear arguments on Trump tariffs on Nov. 5Friday was the deadline for the Trump administration to submit its filing to the U.S. Supreme Court, explaining why tariffs are crucial not just to the American economy, but to the administration’s agenda as well. And across 49 pages, the government’s top lawyer laid out the argument explaining that denying Trump the ability to put...EconomySep 20
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‘Thank you to my girth’: Doug Ford scarfs down ice cream bar at press conferenceAfter announcing Friday that Canadian ice cream giant Chapman’s would soon expand its operations, Ontario Premier Doug Ford enjoyed one of the company’s iconic treats, a peanut-and-caramel-filled Yukon ice cream bar. “My goodness,” Ford said as he scarfed down the “absolutely delicious” treat. “I’m not BSing anyone, I eat these things every night. Thank you...Sep 19
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Celebrating Alberta’s organic farmersSeptember is Organic Month, and we’re celebrating Alberta organically grown food and sustainable farming. Joining us Friday morning on our cooking set are Dylan Edmiston from Community Natural Foods and Tracey Smith, executive director of Organic Alberta. They’re here to talk about the growth of organic food in Alberta and why more families are choosing...Global News Morning EdmontonSep 26
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Carney announces removal of retaliatory tariffs on US goods compliant with CUSMACanadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the removal of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods that fall under free trade rules Friday — specifically for products compliant with the Canada–U.S.–Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). The change will come into effect Sept. 1.EconomyAug 22
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Carney uses hockey analogy to explain removal of counter-tariffs on certain U.S. goodsTo much divide Friday, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the removal of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods that fall under the CUSMA agreement. Asked why he’s “backing down” against Donald Trump, Carney used a hockey analogy to explain Canada’s strategy as they work towards a deal with the U.S. president amid the global trade...EconomyAug 22
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‘I like Carney a lot,’ says Trump after Canada removes retaliatory tariffsIn a press conference on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump said he would soon have another call with Prime Minister Mark Carney. He said he had a “very good call” with the latter and thought it was “nice” of Canada to remove its retaliatory tariffs.Aug 22
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Global News Weekend at 6 Calgary: August 31, 2025Tens of thousands march in annual Calgary Pride Parade as new controversial gender policies take effect in Alberta schools. Calgary’s Northeast was the scene of a dramatic motorhome fire on Sunday. The Forest Lawn outdoor pool was evacuated on Friday due to a chlorine leak in a maintenance room. A small black bear was spotted...Aug 31
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Jamie Lee Curtis says iconic “Make Good Choices!” line was improvised in Freaky FridayMorgan sits down with Freaky Friday sequel stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Sophia Hammons to talk legacy, laughter, and life lessons. Jamie reveals the iconic “make good choices” line was actually improvised, reflects on her longtime friendship with Lindsay Lohan, and shares why she had everyone on set wearing nametags. Meanwhile, Sophia calls Jamie a...The Morning ShowJul 24
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Canada-US trade war: Ford backs Carney ‘100%’ in talks with TrumpOntario Premier Doug Ford was asked about the latest in trade negotiations with the U.S. on Wednesday. “I’m 100 per cent supportive of the prime minister and the federal government,” Ford said adding that a “tariff on Canada is going to be a tax on Americans. So far, this is what’s happened.” Last Friday, after...CanadaAug 6