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New Zealand charity apologizes after giving out meth-laced candyPolice in New Zealand are racing to trace pineapple-flavoured sweets containing “potentially lethal levels of methamphetamine” after they were distributed by a charity in Auckland.CrimeAug 14
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Meta unveils new Instagram settings for teensSocial media giant Meta is rolling out a new Instagram setting to protect teens from harmful content. Travis Prasad reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCSep 17
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Common Myths About Oral HealthWhat are some of the common myths regarding oral health? What are some of the early signs of gum disease you need to know about? Periodontist Dr. Thomas Nguyen joined Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to debunk and answer important questions regarding your dental health.Global News Morning MontrealSep 11
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New Métis education doctorate program announced at the University of ReginaThe University of Regina and the Gabriel Dumont Institute are coming together to ensure there are even more educational opportunities for the Métis community. Destiny Meilleur reports.Global News at 5 SaskatoonSep 27
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Project honours forgotten histories of the Mountain Métis of JasperAs Jasper rebuilds from the devastating wildfire in July, another story of loss is being unveiled through art. Joelle Tomlinson has more on the story of the families that first called that region home.Global News Hour at 6 CalgarySep 16
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Regina’s newest proposed permanent shelter met with pushbackBack in June, Regina city council shot down plans for a proposed shelter on Albert Street in the north central neighbourhood. Now the topic has resurfaced with a new location.Global News at 5 ReginaSep 16
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UBC expert on conquering math anxietyAs B.C. kids prepare to head back to school, Global News Morning speaks with Melania Alvarez from UBC’s Department of Mathematics about what causes math anxiety, and how you can help your child overcome that fear.EducationSep 2
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Reconciliation will ‘take a long time’: Metis Elder says during CMA apology ceremonyAt an apology ceremony on Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024, Metis Elder Jim Durocher said it is an honour to be part of the reconciliation process. Durocher said the “legacy of colonization” has left scars on Indigenous people and “routine discrimination” by medical professionals continues to this day.CanadaSep 18
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‘We’re all connected’: Culture, history on display at Métis Cultural Days in SaskatoonMétis Cultural Days began on Friday and has continued till Tuesday in Saskatoon to showcase Métis culture and history. As Destiny Meilleur reports the event, now in its sixth year, was started to showcase the wonderful history of the Métis people.Global News at 5 SaskatoonSep 10
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Métis Cultural ProgramSASKATCHEWAN HAS ONE OF THE HIGHEST POPULATION OF METIS PEOPLE IN CANADA.. AND WITH SUCH A RICH HISTORY, THERE’S A PUSH TO CONTINUE REVITALIZING THE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE. ONE OF THE WAYS IS THROUGH SCHOOL PROGRAMS.Global News at 5 SaskatoonAug 23
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Northeast Edmonton neighbourhood renewal met with mixed reviewsSome residents in the northeast Edmonton neighbourhood of Hairsine say a project meant to improve infrastructure has actually made getting around worse. Changes to roads and sidewalks as part of neighbourhood renewal are getting mixed reviews from the people who use them. Erik Bay has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 4
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Nutrition myths debunked: Does spicy food really your boost metabolism?Kyle Buchanan from ‘FeelGoodery’ as he clears up common nutrition myths. From the importance of post-workout protein timing to whether spicy foods really boost metabolism, Kyle addresses your burning questions. Plus, get the scoop on whether eating before bed impacts weight loss.The Morning ShowAug 30
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Ontario Place project met with new questions over bidding processThe NDP has located a new document in the Ontario Place redevelopment. The party believes it raises fresh red flags. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello explains.Global News at 5 & 6Aug 30
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Manitoba Métis leader wins battle over fishing ticket as charge is stayedThe Crown has stayed proceedings against Manitoba Métis Federation president David Chartrand, who was given a ticket alleging he was fishing without a licence.Aug 27
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Edmonton convenience store shuts down following police drug bust and AHS violationA convenience store in Edmonton’s McCauley neighbourhood was shut down by Alberta Health Services for health violations. It came on the same day the store was raided by Edmonton police, who uncovered drugs like cocaine and meth, along with cash, weapons and thousands of illicit cigarettes. Kabi Moulitharan reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 7
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: August 7A central Edmonton convenience store was shut down by AHS on the same day police found drugs like coke and meth, thousands of illegal cigarettes, and weapons. Residents of the Capilano area of east Edmonton are raising safety concerns linked to a supportive housing facility in the area. A manhunt continues after a fatal shooting...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 7
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Peterborough math teacher climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to support Parkinson’s disease researchA Peterborough, Ont. high school teacher is heading to Tanzania with the goal of making it up the highest mountain peak in Africa. But, it’s not just for the thrill. He’s doing it to benefit Parkinson’s Disease research–a disorder he lives with. Germain Ma has the story.CanadaAug 7
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Manitoba Metis Federation hits housing milestoneThe Manitoba Metis Federation is celebrating the success of a program that helps first time buyers break into the housing market. Katherine Dornian explains how it works and the difference its making for young families.Aug 1
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Poilievre ‘perpetuating myths’ about supervised consumption sites: Prairie Harm ReductionPrairie Harm Reduction is responding to federal Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre’s comments on supervised consumption sites, arguing they’re not based on research. Destiny Meilleur reports.Global News at 5 SaskatoonAug 2
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Jasper wildfire: 6 criteria to be met before residents can return homeThe Municipality of Jasper has released a list of six criteria that must be met before the townfolks can be allowed home. It includes the fire no longer threatening the Alberta mountain park townsite, where critical services and essential retail like gas and grocery stores must also be operational again. Morgan Black has the details.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 30