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The Toronto Blue Jays will be well-represented at the MLB All-Star Game, with manager John Schneider, Dylan Cease, Ernie Clement and Louis Varland all set to play a role. For more on both the All-Star Game and what the Jays need to do to turn around their season, baseball analyst Warren Sawkiw joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln.

On Tuesday, Rogers pulled the plug on News 1130 and Sportsnet 650, a day after spending four billion dollars for full ownership of Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment. Dozens of people lost their jobs, and Metro Vancouver lost two radio formats entirely. While listeners will miss those stations, 730 CKNW on the AM dial still...

Canfor is closing its mill in Prince George, meaning hundreds of jobs will be lost. B.C.’s Minister of Forests, Ravi Parmar, joins Global News.

Another tick-borne illness other than Lyme Disease is on the rise. For more on Anaplasmosis and to protect yourself from ticks, Dr. Michael Quon from the Ottawa Hospital joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln.

A Christmas record sent to journalists in 1977 has become one of the rarest vinyl finds, with collectors paying thousands.

WATCH: Saskatoon was the place to be for baseball fans Sunday. the WCBL hosted their All-Star game, brining in the best players from across the league.

Doctors say Lyme disease is not the only thing to be worried about when talking about ticks. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on another disease carried by the insect, and why getting seen quickly can make all the difference.

For many athletes and coaches at the BC Summer Games, new friendships and alliances will be made this weekend. And that’s particularly true for an Indigenous team competing for the first time in the popular sport of ultimate. Kevin Pontious reports.

A former Winnipeg city councillor, MLA, and one-time mayoral candidate says he’s thinking about taking another shot at the mayor’s job. Global News Morning’s Clay Young talks to Kevin Klein, who says he’s been talking the matter over with family before making a decision.

Following nearly two months of unprecedented rainfall, Edmonton’s stormwater systems are overwhelmed and need some dry days to allow them to catch up. Sarah Ryan has the story.

Canfor is closing its Northwood Pulp Mill in Prince George, impacting about 300 jobs. Global News Morning speaks with BC Minister of Forests Ravi Parmar about the latest blow for B.C.’s forestry industry.

The lone Liberal in the Manitoba legislature says her party needs to focus on one big issue in order for more people to support them before the next provincial election. Global News Morning’s Clay Young talks to MLA Cindy Lamoureux.

Gaps in accessing medical records online persist across the country. New data from the Canadian Institute for Health Information shows only one in eight Canadians can access all core components of their health records online. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on how these gaps can affect patient care.

The death toll from a powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake in southwestern Japan has risen to 18, with search and rescue efforts continuing for those still missing. An explosion at an Aeon shopping mall after the quake killed three employees, as investigators examine whether a gas leak was to blame.

Another shake-up in provincial politics, as Okanagan MLA Amelia Boultbee has joined the NDP, just a few months after leaving the BC Conservatives. Cohan Sassaman has the details and the reaction.

Canfor announcing it plans to close the Northwood Pulp Mill in Prince George. The decision comes as BC’s forestry sector faces challenging times and will impact hundreds of employees. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has more on the reaction.

The Manitoba government is encouraged by Sobeys move to no longer enforce property controls put in place to prevent competing grocers from opening stores.

RCMP were called to a highway in Mission, B.C. on July 16, after crates of blueberries spilled onto the road, causing a traffic jam — no pun intended. This is the second blueberry related traffic incident that has occurred in the last month, and the driver was charged for operating with insecure cargo. Fortunately, no...

Neighbourhood parks across the city are turning into mini stages for free daily shows full of music, stories and surprises. It’s all thanks to the Edmonton Arts Council and the City of Edmonton Green Shack program. Bob Rasko and Manjinder Singh shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

“Elle: From the World of Legally Blonde” takes us back before Elle Woods went to Harvard and into her high school years! Elle Woods, originally portrayed by Reese Witherspoon, is this time portrayed by newcomer Lexi Minetree, who tells us about how she was able to make the OG Elle Woods, Reese Witherspoon herself, cry!