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Back-to-school Decorating Ideas for StudentsIt’s once again back-to-school time and for post-secondary students, decorating a new bedroom, dorm room or studio apartment can seem daunting. For more, Karl Lohnes, long-time design expert, joins our Liem Vu with more on money-saving and design friendly tips.Global News MorningAug 21
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Trump says making Strait of Hormuz U.S. territory ‘a great idea’U.S. President Donald Trump answered questions in the Oval Office Monday and doubled down on his remark to “declare” the Strait of Hormuz a U.S. territory. “Well, I just think it’s a great idea. Yeah, I mean we control it. We control it with the blockade. We have a blockade. We control it with the...U.S. NewsAug 17
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Kingston’s Mayor for a Day brings big ideas to City HallKingston had a new mayor for a ay… and he’s only 11 years old! As part of the city’s “Mayor for a Day” program, Airyck (pronounced Eric) Miller took over the top job, while Mayor Bryan Paterson took on a new role as his assistant. Jesse Reynolds has the story.PoliticsJul 28
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Kingston’s Mayor for a Day brings big ideas to City HallKingston had a new mayor today… and he’s only 11 years old. As part of the city’s “Mayor for a Day” program, Airyk (pronounced Eric) Miller took over the top job, while Mayor Bryan Paterson took on a new role as his assistant. Jesse Reynolds has the story.PoliticsJul 27
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Simple Summer Dessert IdeasNothing beats a sweet treat at a summer gathering, but if you’re looking for some inspiration on what to make, Craig’s Cookies founder Craig Pike joins Ross Hull with some tips to elevate your summer spreadGlobal News Morning TorontoJul 10
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Carney says his vacant condo plan was the idea of the BC governmentPrime Minister Mark Carney says his condo buyout plan was the idea of the B.C. government. He admits he and the NDP provincial government have not done a good job of rolling out the program. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 25
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Ask An Expert: Father’s Day gift ideasFather’s Day is coming up and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for the father figures in your life, look no further. Technology and lifestyle expert Andy Baryer is here with something for all dad’s.Global News Morning BCJun 20
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‘They’re wrong’: Trump contradicts Iran on potential IAEA visit to bombed nuclear sitesAfter Iran claimed there were no scheduled visits for the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) to examine Iranian nuclear sites bombed by the U.S. last year, President Donald Trump has contradicted that, saying, ”They’re wrong,” and that his administration has inspections “down, 100 per cent,” adding they will occur “at the appropriate time.”PoliticsJun 23
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Embracing the delicious strawberry season with creative and nutritious snack ideasStrawberry season is just around the corner and there are so many summer recipes that offer the perfect way to share everyone’s favourite fruit. Nicole Osinga, nutritionist with California Strawberries, joins Liem Vu with creative and nutritious ways to enjoy a bounty of fresh summer strawberries.Global News Morning TorontoJun 18
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Outside entertainment ideas to get the party goingSummertime is perfect for outdoor get-togethers, and the good news is that you can make your visitors feel special without investing a lot of time or money. For your upcoming summer gathering, our Susie Wall joins us with easy and fashionable shortcuts. What do you have planned? Remember that you can still scan the QR...The Morning ShowJun 16
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Social media survey resultsThe results are in and keeping kids off social media is getting a resounding yes from parents. The answers come from a provincewide survey that was sent out back in May, asking residents if they think limiting access to social media among youth is a good idea. Hannah Sangster has more in the video above.CanadaSep 3
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Health Matters: Back to school medication managementBack to school is just around the corner for most kids in the province. For some that means a change in how they, and their parents, manage their medications. London Drugs pharmacist Lisa Gill discusses some things to look out for and offers some ideas to make the transition a little easier.Global News Morning BCSep 1
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The art of a mini breakWith school looming over parents and students, the Labour Day long weekend is the perfect time for a mini-break. Jennifer Weatherhead, a travel expert based in Toronto, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss tips and tricks for your small vacation ideas.Global News MorningAug 31
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Lethbridge Hurricanes prepare for new WHL seasonThe ‘Canes are looking to bounce back after a rough 25/26 season. A strong goalie tandem battle, fresh general manager ideas and more experienced core mean higher expectations for the team. Justin Sibbet reports.SportsAug 27
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City of Calgary seeks bids to study feasibility of a major stadium projectA new outdoor stadium project with the potential to replace the aging McMahon Stadium is in the early stages at the City of Calgary. Global News has learned there are a number of contracts out for tender to look into the idea, including the facelift of a familiar facility at Stampede Park. Adam MacVicar reports.EconomyAug 26
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Summer Company program celebrates young Peterborough entrepreneursSix young entrepreneurs from Peterborough and area have officially graduated from the 2026 Summer Company program after bringing their business ideas to life. Students say they learned several skills from the experience and hope to continue with entrepreneurship in the future. Madeleine McColl reports.Aug 26
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Sprucing up your Taco TuesdayAs many families return to a busy school routine, and potentially less time for family meals, Taco Tuesday is always a crowd pleaser. Chef Elia Herrera, of Tecolote Market, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with ideas on spicing up your weekday meal without spending hours in the kitchen.Global News MorningAug 25
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Alberta premier won’t impose oil and gas export tax, calls U.S.-Canada trade war ‘unjustified’Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is calling the trade war between the United States and Canada “tragic, unjustified, and wholly unnecessary.” She says the best path forward is to head back to the negotiating table, but won’t impose an export tax on oil and gas, the province’s biggest industry despite calls to do so from the...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 26
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Alberta businesses prepare for potential tariffsBusiness owners in Alberta are bracing for a round of 50 per cent tariffs that includes a swath of products formerly exempt under the CUSMA agreement. As Skylar Peters reports, one startup founder says it’s not just about the money today – it also affects the ideas of tomorrow.EconomyAug 18
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Halifax repair cafe fixes items for free, helps Canadians cut wasteAs the saying goes, everything old is new again. That’s the idea behind a new program in Halifax. The Repair Cafe helps people extend the life of household items, with volunteers doing the fixing for free. As David Murdock reports, the goal is to reduce waste by keeping usable goods out of landfills.ConsumerAug 16