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U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to cut off all trade with Spain after their prime minister said the U.S. military would not be able to use the country’s military bases for strikes linked to the war on Iran.

Morgan takes us along for one final trip to Orlando as she explores their array of international cuisines. From flaming desserts to dumpling making to fun desserts, we get a taste of the world all in Orlando. We also learn about Morgan’s favourite food spot, check it out!

Artists L. Zastre and Tyler Genaille talk to Global News Morning about their collaborative exhibit at Artbeat Studio in Winnipeg’s Exchange District.

Local First Nations and the Vancouver Bandits are hosting nearly 2,000 young athletes for the 50th annual Junior All-Native Tournament. Taya Fast reports.

As part of Alberta’s 2026 budget, the Historical Society of Alberta is set to lose all provincial funding. As Justin Sibbet reports, this is a serious concern for the volunteer-run organization. It’s not just them, however, as other industries are also worried about the snowball effects this relatively inexpensive decision could bring.

Om Mogerman with the City of Vancouver’s Parking Operations and Enforcement Branch speaks with Global News Morning about the results of a 6-month long pilot project that saw 15 parking enforcement officers equipped with body-worn cameras.

A growing number of Canadians say they support Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for people in certain circumstances. Health reporter Katherine Ward breaks down this latest research and has more on how public opinion could impact policy going forward.

The Ford government is planning to change transparency laws in Ontario to stop the release of any messages involving ministers and staff, a retroactive move which could also keep the premier’s cellphone records permanently secret. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

A new art installation by the anonymous collective Secret Handshake appeared on Washington’s National Mall this week. The sculpture depicts figures representing Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein recreating an iconic scene from the film Titanic.

WATCH: Saskatoon Gun Club president Ian Weimer shares some of his vintage collection from over the years. The Saskatoon Gun Club Annual Collectors’ Show is March 13-14 at Prairieland Park. Show hours are Friday 5-9 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. On Saturday 10 – noon there will also be an appraiser on...

Meet Mel and Gabby! The two six-month-old cats were among a group of six kittens found abandoned at a Merritt property by a real estate team. They are described as gentle and shy and hoping for a calm home. They can be adopted out together or separately.

Dozens of high school students from the Montreal area were on parliament hill. They’re calling on Ottawa to improve access to clean drinking water for Indigenous communities. Many first nations still lack proper infrastructure for safe water. As Tim Sargeant reports, the students hope their message will force the government to take action.

Liberal MP Wade Grant says a staff member for Vancouver MLA Dallas Brodie crossed the line, by storming into his constituency office on Friday in an aggressive manner. Paul Johnson has more, including what Brodie has to say.

A Nova Scotia politician wants New Brunswick’s premier to park the idea of a toll near their provincial boundary, saying the plan to impose a fee on out-of-province vehicles would have a significant impact. Angela Capobianco reports.

80% of Canadians say they support Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD) in situations where mental illness is a patient’s only condition, according to new research conducted for Dying with Dignity Canada. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Mar. 18, 2026.

The Vancouver Whitecaps open up their 2026 MLS campaign Saturday afternoon at BC Place against Real Salt Lake. Maurice Edu, Apple TV analyst and former first overall MLS SuperDraft selection joins Jay Janower on Global News Morning Weekend BC.

There are major developments in the Middle East — Iran says it has named its new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, son of former supreme leader Ali Khamenei, as attacks expand on all fronts. Thick black smoke blanketed Tehran after the U.S. and Israel targeted fuel depots and refineries. Attacks are also widening critical civilian infrastructure...

The parents of Brian Ilesic, who was one of three people murdered in the 2012 at the University of Alberta, are pushing for change to how often convicted murders can apply for parole. As Sarah Komadina explains, Brian’s Bill could mean saving families from being re-traumatized by yearly hearings.

This weekend, Bonnie Doon Centre will transform into a massive art gallery. The Night of Artists Artwalk celebrates our thriving arts community but it also includes a fundraising gala. Founder Phil Alain shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

It has been two-and-a-half weeks now since the tragedy in Tumbler Ridge and people are still searching for answers. Peace River South MLA Larry Neufeld joins Global News Morning to disuss his call for a full public inquiry as well as the latest revelations involving ChatGPT.