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The warmer weather is finally here and who doesn’t love to sit on the deck with a cocktail in hand? Michael Bigattini, senior product consultant with Willow Park Wines and Spirits, shared some fresh spring cocktails — perfect for Mother’s Day — as well as some lovely wine suggestions with Global News Morning Edmonton.

TMS Tech expert Mike Yawni joins us from Calgary with ways tech can be used to help us look after our parents, especially mom – even if they live across the country! So many of us don’t like to admit it when our parents are getting older, and they may require a bit of tech...

A Halifax councillor is looking at creative solutions to the problem of aging firefighting infrastructure as well as the need for housing. Tony Mancini is bringing a motion to Halifax Regional Council that looks into turning some old fire stations into new housing units. Angela Capobianco reports.

Sure, Canada is part of North America, but there has become a growing desire among some Canadians to look across the Atlantic – toward the European Union (EU). As Touria izri reports, though the idea is not currently on the table, it’s certainly gaining traction. But why?

In honour of Black History Month, the Africville Museum, in partnership with IKEA Canada presents ‘A Walk Through Africville,’ a free exhibit on display until the end of the month.

From rock climbing to STEM classes, Vancouver Magazine Editor-in-Chief Stacey McLachlan looks at a variety of activities for kids (and sometimes their parents).

Speaking to reporters in New York City, New York on Thursday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said he was hoping to “maximize” Canada’s leverage ahead of upcoming CUSMA renegotiations by fostering more goodwill with U.S. audiences by appearing on ‘The Joe Rogan Experience’ podcast. 

Shoppers have gone bananas for an IKEA orangutan plush toy after a baby Japanese macaque went viral after adopting one as its “mother.” The stuffed orangutan has been sold out at a number of IKEA locations around the world, including two in Vancouver, B.C.

Nivrita Ganguly joins Global’s Antony Robart to discuss former U.S. President Bill Clinton’s testimony before a congressional panel about his ties to late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and what we know about former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s deposition.

New Brunswick’s health minister says the province is looking into a Maritime nursing unit, weeks after PEI’s health minister first mentioned the idea to local reporters. As Anna Mandin reports, nursing unions in the Maritimes are sharing their thoughts on this idea.

With Mother’s Day quickly approaching, some are considering a unique and meaningful handmade gifts. DIY expert April Kalloo joins Ross Hull with some unique and creative ideas.

Help mom feel special this Mother’s Day with brunch ideas that won’t break the bank. Chef James Griesser, senior manager of recipe development with HelloFresh, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with dishes that will delight and surprise mom.

Dozens of black bears are living in Elk Island National Park, but staff say many visitors have no idea – and therefor, aren’t prepared for an encounter. Sarah Ryan reports.

Ward Anirniq Councillor Erin Rutherford says the north extension of the Metro Line would be costly, and is looking to city administration for different ideas that are both cost-effective and could provide mass transit for an area of the city that is lacking those options. Gates Guarin has more.

Mother’s Day is just around the corner, and this year, we’re skipping the predictable (sorry, chocolates) in favour of thoughtful, feel-good finds she’ll actually use! Whether you’re shopping for your mmm, grandmom or a mother figure who deserves the world, consider this your go-to guide for the best Mother’s Day gift ideas across fashion, beauty,...

There was excitement when the grey whale population started to rebound two years ago, but it appears that was an anomaly. Scientists are concerned after four animals were found dead in the span of a week and a half, but as Kylie Stanton reports, they have an idea of why.

People living north of Edmonton say over the past three weeks, they’ve felt their houses move and the ground shake due to numerous earthquakes. Experts say it’s happening more often in that area, and they have a pretty good idea why. Jasmine King reports.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get the latest as Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with President Donald Trump amid his threat on new tariffs. Also, we get an entertainment roundup including Lady Gaga’s record breaking concert. Plus, we speak to Patricia Treble on Prince Harry’s recent explosive interview and...

Russian troops are preparing for the annual May 9 Victory Day parade, that celebrates the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. The Kremlin announced a ceasefire with Ukraine so the parade can take place amid Ukrainian drones and missiles striking deeper into Russia. Ukraine’s foreign ministry called the May 9 ceasefire offer “manipulation”...

Thomas Lukazsuk was behind an anti-separation petition that garnered more than 400,000 signatures just a few months ago. But as polls show the idea of separation is growing in popularity, a summertime campaign is ahead. Skylar Peters reports.