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Oil Kings fans brought the noise — literally — for Monday’s game against the Vancouver Giants. In the spirit of Thanksgiving, people were encouraged to bring boxes of pasta in support of Edmonton’s Food Bank. Nicole Stillger explains.

A pair of class-action lawsuits in the U.S. have named two Canadian food companies as alleged members of a “potato cartel.” McCain Foods and Cavendish are accused of taking part in a campaign to fix prices on frozen potato products and maintain their dominance in a market worth nearly $70 billion annually. Touria Izri reports.

It’s cold and flu season, and while good sleep is key, there’s plenty more you can do to keep your immune system in top shape! Kyle Buchanan joins us to quiz us on immune-boosting tips, from Vitamin C and D -to the power of probiotics. Ready to test your immunity smarts? Let’s dive into the...

In this week’s edition of Minute at the Movies with Todd James: Michael Keaton and Mila Kunis in a comedy of fatherly redemption called “Goodrich”. Starring Cate Blanchett and Charles Dance, “Rumours” is an apocalyptic comedy about world leaders gathering for a G7 conference who get lost in the woods. “Smile 2” is part of...

During the COVID-19 pandemic, many of us turned to new hobbies, habits and ways to cope. A common thread for many of us was food. Dr. Gail Low from MacEwan University knows that well. To cope during the pandemic she turned to the two things that came naturally to her: cooking and research. She joined...

The Nova Scotia government recently committed to providing food banks with short-term funding as the winter season approaches. Food bank workers say what they really need are long-term, multi-year investments. Jake Webb reports.

Hockey isn’t just Canada’s game; it’s a powerful platform for cultural preservation. Earl Wood, host of APTN’s Hockey Night in Canada in Cree, discusses the significance of bringing the Cree language into homes and its role in reconciliation efforts. He also shares insights on a new channel featuring over 12 Indigenous languages, paving the way...

The International Day of Peace marked the end of a journey hundreds of kilometers long for one group of activists. Led by Mi’kmaw elders, participants from across the world came together to walk 200 km from Pugwash Nova Scotia to Halifax, united under a common goal – promoting peace. As Ella Macdonald reports, walkers are...

The International Day of Peace marked the end of a journey hundreds of kilometers long for one group of activists. Led by Mi’kmaw elders, participants from across the world came together to walk 200 km from Pugwash Nova Scotia to Halifax, united under a common goal – promoting peace. As Ella Macdonald reports, walkers are...

Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports, providing a great way to have fun and stay active. Starting Sept. 20, playing a game of pickleball can help a good cause. Leigh Allard joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about the upcoming second annual Feisty Pickles Charity Pickleball Event.

The family of the three teens injured in a drive-by shooting in St. Albert speak out, along with the good samaritans who came to the teen’s aid. Plus, residents of the northeast Edmonton area of Hairsine have mixed feelings about their neighbourhood renewal. And, a Glass of the Sask walking tour is educating residents about...

Get ready for a mouthwatering day at TMS! Food stylist and cookbook author Jason Skrobar is back in the kitchen, transforming your favorite salads into irresistible sandwiches. From a Grilled Chicken Caesar on garlic bread to a creamy Cobb Salad creation, and even a Roasted Salmon Niçoise, Jason’s new recipes are sure to elevate your...

There is nothing better than a warm summer night, local music, good food and drink and games, and it’s even better when it supports an important cause. Cody Stanlow joined us on ‘Global News Morning’ to tell us about the Summer Breeze Benefit.

Some good news on the fire front on Saturday. Rain came down over much of the Okanagan Friday, allowing crews to get a better handle on two significant wildfires burning in the region. But while the rain may have been welcome, as Victoria Femia reports, it came with lightning, sparking concerns for the next few...

After she was found roaming the streets of High River, a stray dog named Louise, also known as Lulu, is back to good health and fully vaccinated. The 8-year old Bluetick Coonhound is featured this week by Heaven Can Wait Animal Rescue Foundation’s Kim Hessel.

Get ready to swing into some friendly competition at the Community Slo-Pitch Challenge. The game will see the Edmonton Police Service officers face off against an Edmonton Community Allstars Team, all for a good cause. Bart McClintock, Natalie Steffl and Herb Dobbins joined us on ‘Global News Morning’ with all the details

Morgan catches up with the cast of the hit show “The Bear.” Ayo Edibri, Lionel Boyce, and Liza Colon-Zayas share insights into the show’s cultural phenomenon and filming in Chicago. Discover their hilarious anecdotes, the impact on local businesses, and what to expect this season. Plus, find out how a single word transformed Jamie Lee...

A 14-year-old guitarist is making a big name for himself on Vancouver Island stages. And as Jay Durant discovered in This is BC, he is taking advantage of some good advice from his already famous uncle.

Traveling food writer and author, Dan Clapson joins Global News Calgary from Paris, France for the 2024 Summer Olympic Games, and shares with us the tourist experience.

After a successful season with the Edmonton Riverhawks last year, which ended with him being named the league’s best pitcher, Halen Knoll is having another very good year. Slav Kornik has more on the pitcher’s success.