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Health Matters: U.S. to pay Moderna $176M to develop bird flu vaccineThe U.S. government will pay vaccine maker Moderna $176 million dollars to accelerate development of a vaccine that could be used to prevent bird flu in people. The new funds are for continued development, including a late-stage trial next year if those early study results are positive. Katherine Ward has this story and more in...Health MattersJul 3
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Modern Landscaping Hacks: Upgrade your garden toolsKingscape’s Mike Dall’Acqua shows how to upgrade your landscaping with the latest tech. Swap pruners for power pruners, brooms for leaf blowers, shears for hedge trimmers, and learn about the newest grass trimmers. Transform your gardening routine and save time!The Morning ShowJul 23
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Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan presents modern language play “Done/Undone”WATCH: Director Anita Smith explains the theme of “Done/Undone” and if Shakespeare’s plays stand the test of time.EntertainmentJul 11
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Décor & Design: modern style elements in a 70s home renovationWATCH: Concept design and details for Metric Design’s river house on Sturgeon with Metric Design.LifestyleJul 10
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Why switching to a plant-based diet could pose a risk for your heartDr. Iris Gorfinkel joins us with the latest health updates. Learn why vegan alternatives might not always be the healthier choice according to new research. Plus, find out about Moderna’s breakthrough with a combined COVID and flu vaccine, and the risks associated with discontinuing antidepressant use. Also, we delve into the Zyn nicotine pouch recall...The Morning ShowJun 14
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Décor & Design: Renovations with sleek and modern style conceptWATCH: Metric Design creative director Tamara Bowman shows the renovation progress, interior trends, and design plans for their river house project.LifestyleJun 26
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A modern twist on classic theatre: Inside ‘Something Rotten’Andrew Russel and Haley Dorais join Global News to discuss “Something Rotten,” a musical comedy by Front Row Centre Players at the Beddington Theatre Arts Centre.Global News at Noon CalgaryJun 18
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Addressing Hair Loss: Exploring modern solutionsHair loss affects 50% of men by age 50, often causing emotional distress. Hair expert Aaron O’Bryan discusses solutions, from embracing the bald look to exploring hair care products, medications, and advanced treatments like hair transplants and PRP therapy. Aaron also highlights modern cosmetic options such as hairpieces and wigs, by sharing his own personal...The Morning ShowJun 6
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Winnipeg hosts major chemistry conference to explore modern, sustainable chemistry“There are more than 70 different sessions happening this week on everything from drug design to sustainable batteries,”107th Canadian Chemistry Exhibition chair David Palmer said on Monday. Global’s Clay Young has more.ScienceJun 4
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Portapique Community Centre reopens 4 years after Canada’s worst modern-day mass shootingIn April 2020, a lone gunman went on a deadly rampage in Nova Scotia, killing 22 people over the span of 13 hours. It became the worst mass shooting in modern Canadian history. The carnage changed the lives of countless people – trauma that is still felt to this day. But now, as Heidi Petracek...CanadaJun 1
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Quebec Liberals wrap party convention, call the CAQ government ‘the worst in the province’s modern history’The Quebec Liberal Party convention wrapped up its weekend-long even on Sunday after two days of discussions focused on the province’s economy. Matilda Cerone reports on what the Liberals think of the current provincial government.CanadaMay 26
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Michelin Guide-recommended BB’s Diner in Parkdale serves up modern Filipino foodToronto’s BB’s Diner is a restaurant that focuses on both nostalgic and modern Filipino food. Liem Vu reports on its roots in the latest instalment of ‘Fresh Off The Plate.May 24
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Navigating biracial realities in modern familiesCalissa Ngozi shares her reflections on raising biracial children on International Day of Families. She discusses the challenges faced by biracial individuals and offers advice for supporting their mental health and fostering inclusivity.The Morning ShowMay 15
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Open House: Mid-century modern home featured on Vancouver Heritage Foundation House TourYvonne Schalle visits the O’Brien House – a mid-century modern home featured on this year’s Vancouver Heritage Foundation Heritage Discovery Day and House Tour.LifestyleMay 10
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K’omoks First Nation nears treaty completionGary Anandasangaree, Federal Crown-Indigenous Relation Minister, joins Global News Morning to share details on the work the government is doing with First Nations to establish modern treaties.Global News Morning BCJul 22
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Global News at 5:30 Toronto: July 12, 2024A teenaged girl suffers serious injuries after falling from a popular ride at Canada’s Wonderland. The mayor of Toronto reflects on her first year in office. And, perhaps the most lavish wedding of modern times.Global News at 5:30 TorontoJul 12
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Europeans find creative ways to cope with scorching heat waveIn Rome, ancient history met modern-day heat as tourists sought refuge from scorching temperatures by going underground. Europe has been sweltering under an unprecedented heatwave this week with temperatures soaring to record highs in some regions, and communities across Europe have found creative ways to cope with the heat, amid growing concerns over climate change....WeatherJul 20
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The Morning Show: July 18On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get the latest on Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Plus, we get a full entertainment roundup with Morgan Hoffman. Also, learn how to perfect chicken patties and crispy galette. Plus, Shai DeLuca explains to us how we can transform our home with Courteney Cox’s organic modern style....The Morning ShowJul 18
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Biden and Trump prep for 1st 2024 debateU.S. President Joe Biden and former president Donald Trump are not yet their party’s official candidates, but on Thursday, both men face off in what will be the earliest presidential debate in modern U.S. history. And as Nivrita Ganguly reports, each candidate is taking a very different approach when it comes to prepping for debate...PoliticsJun 23
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Escape to Paris…Ontario! Experience the charms of Canada’s ‘prettiest little town’Experience the allure of what’s known as the “Prettiest Little Town in Canada”: Paris, Ontario is nestled alongside the banks of the Grand River. From historic architecture to vibrant local culture, the town offers a delightful mix of natural beauty and modern delights. Whether a day trip or a weekend getaway, Paris, Ontario, is sure...CanadaJun 15