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VIA rail sleeper cars to be upgraded in move to modernized travelNew train cars will soon roll out for VIA rail. The passenger rail service is upgrading its decades-old sleeper cars in a move to enhance the long-distance experience. Tim Sargeant reports.CanadaMay 12
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Remai Modern unveils new piece from internationally renowned prairie artistWATCH: Remai Modern chief curator Michelle Jacques describes the piece by Agnes Martin and how it represents a prairie landscape. Remai Modern is the first museum in western Canada and only third Canadian museum overall to acquire a work by acclaimed artist Agnes Martin, who was born in Macklin, SK.EntertainmentMay 15
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Italy car ramming: Several injured after suspect drives into Modena crowd, pulls knifeWARNING: This video contains graphic content not suitable for all audiences. Viewer discretion is advised. A 30-year-old man has been arrested after driving his car into a crowd of people in Modena, Italy on Saturday. At least eight people were severely injured as a result, including a woman who lost both of her legs after...CrimeMay 16
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Edmonton Repertory Theatre’s latest production a modern take on a fairy taleEdmonton Repertory Theatre is proud to present its latest production, ‘The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane’ — a modern fairy tale that touches on everything from loss and grief to realizing what it truly means to love. Artistic director Jennifer Krezlewicz and actor Rogan Coffey shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.Global News Morning EdmontonMay 8
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New Brunswick seeking feedback to modernize tenancy legislation frameworkNew Brunswick is seeking public feedback to rewrite rental rules that haven’t change in almost half a century. As tenants push for stronger protections, landlords are advocating for balance. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickApr 20
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N.B. police force becomes first in the region to modernize dispatching serviceNew Brunswick is changing its 911 dispatch system to a more technologically advanced framework. Starting in Bathurst, the next generation system is aiming to bring the process of emergency calls up to speed. Johnny James reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickApr 17
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Halifax councillor pitches idea of modernizing fire stations with housingA Halifax councillor is looking at creative solutions to the problem of aging firefighting infrastructure as well as the need for housing. Tony Mancini is bringing a motion to Halifax Regional Council that looks into turning some old fire stations into new housing units. Angela Capobianco reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxApr 13
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Adding a modern twist on high teaWith Easter just days away, many are looking for fresh and elegant ways to celebrate at home. A spring high tea offers a timeless option, now getting a modern refresh with updated tea sandwiches, creative bites, and a blooming herbal tea centerpiece. Chef Raquel Fox from Island Gurl Foods joins Ross Hull to break down...Global News Morning TorontoApr 2
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Kraft Heinz investing $250 Million to modernize Mont-Royal factoryA major investment is in the works to help keep Canadian food production here at home. Kraft-Heinz is investing a quarter of a billion dollars to continue crafting some of its iconic brands locally. As Tim Sargeant reports, it comes at a time when many Canadians are demanding more made-in-Canada products.CanadaMar 20
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How Synthesizers Cost Jobs in the Early 80sAlan Cross speaks to the introduction of synthesizers to modern rock in the 1980s and how it impacted a lot more than the sound of popular musicOngoing History of New MusicJun 9
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Edmonton Oilers potential new coach Mike Babcock comes with controversyNHL veteran Mike Babcock has been a decorated head coach over the years, but there’s also concerns over how his old-school, controversial tactics would fit with a modern team, as he’s rumoured to be the Edmonton Oilers’ next bench boss. Sarah Ryan reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 9
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Canada’s new naval fleet taking shape with largest ship-building initiative since WWIIThe effort to replace Canada’s warships has been called the nations largest ship-building initiative since the Second World War. Today, marks a milestone in the construction of a modern fleet that will enable the navy to respond to Canada’s defence and security commitments into the future. As Heidi Petracek explains, it’s just the beginning of...Canada9 hours
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Canada funding nearly $130M in 56 forestry projects amid industry ‘crisis’Speaking at the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers Meeting Wednesday, federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson detailed government funding of nearly $130 million that will go towards 56 different forestry projects amid what he called a sectoral “crisis” Canadians “must collectively win by taking action to pivot, to grow, to modernize, and diversify.”CanadaJun 3
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This is BC: Abbotsford man prepares for around the world sailing raceA B.C. man is preparing for a non-stop around the world sailing race – one where the rules prohibit the use of GPS or any modern navigational technology. If all goes according to plan and he makes it across the finish line, he will become the first Canadian to complete the grueling race. Jay Durant...WorldMay 28
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Montreal cemetery, Moment Factory plan permanent light showMoment Factory and the Notre-Dame-des-Neiges Cemetery are moving ahead with plans for what they call a nighttime tribute to people who helped build the country. Officials say it’s a modern way to share the city’s history while commemorating the dead. But some grieving families question whether a permanent light installation on sacred grounds will be...CanadaMay 28
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Pressure: Brendan Fraser plays iconic U.S. General Eisenhower in D-Day drama‘Pressure’ follows General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Captain James Stagg as they must make the difficult decision to launch the biggest and riskiest seaborne invasion in history: D-Day. That’s the task for Brendan Fraser and his co-stars, as Morgan Hoffman sits down to talk about the intense 72 hours leading up to D-Day and what...The Morning ShowMay 26
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Victory Day parade: ‘Victory will always be ours,’ Putin says amid Russia-Ukraine warTo celebrate its annual Victory Day, Russia held a scaled-down parade in Red Square under tight security Saturday, following spells of drone attacks from Ukraine. In a speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin commended the soldiers of modern day soldiers fighting in Ukraine, hailing Russian “heroes” in what he called “resisting an aggressive force that is...May 9
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Calls grow for auditor general probe into failed PrescribeIT programPrescribeIT is intended to modernize how drugs are prescribed in Canada, but it’s only accomplished a fraction of what it was tasked with. Now its president is gone and the beleaguered program is being shut down. Jillian Piper explains why, as calls grow for the auditor general to investigate.Global NationalMay 5
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Quebec premier gives green light to launch digitization of medical health recordsQuebec will begin the digital overhaul of its medical health records later this week, starting in Montreal and the Mauricie regions. The province says the move will modernize the health care network and reduce paperwork for staff. But there are still concerns about security, timing and whether the network is truly ready. Felicia Parrillo reports.CanadaMay 4
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The Travel Lady with why South Korea is a must-visit destination fuelled by K-pop and cultureThe Travel Lady Lesley Keyter gives us details about a trip to South Korea that blends modern energy, rich history and a unique travel experience.Global News Morning CalgaryApr 28