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With two long-time councillors stepping away from civic politics, there will be at least a couple of fresh faces on Winnipeg’s city council. Toni De Guzman reports.

We’re hearing from a father whose daughter was taken to hospital after an electrical incident at the Cultus Lake Waterpark. It happened Monday morning as she was on a year-end field trip with her class. Grace Ke has more.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Thursday that Canada aims to double the capacity of Canada’s electrical grid by 2050, adding that achieving that feat “won’t be easy.” Carney said the federal government will launch consultations with provinces, territories, Indigenous groups, utility companies and unions.

April 28 will mark one year since the federal election. Peterborough MP Emma Harrison is looking back on her first year in office. She says the job has been about listening to people in the community, and bringing their concerns to Parliament Hill. Our Marc Woodhouse spoke with Harrison about what she’s been up to,...

On Sunday evening, Hungary’s opposition leader – of the Tisza party – Peter Magyar won in what is being considered Europe’s most consequential election this year. Magyar promised Hungary will “once again” be a strong ally of both the EU and NATO. Additionally, he vowed to represent supporters of defeated Prime Minister Viktor Orban regardless...

The floods that devastated parts of the West Island one week ago are continuing to have an impact. Elected officials in the Pierrefonds-Roxboro borough have decided to cancel the annual Canada Day parade to prioritize recovery efforts. As Phil Carpenter reports, the post-flood cleanup will take a while.

Following recent flash flooding in the western part of the island, climate change and extreme weather conditions are once again top of mind for people affected. Elected officials continue to explore various flood mitigation measures and are also encouraging homeowners to do their part. But as Phil Carpenter reports, many of these measures have their...

Police in Metro Vancouver are cracking down on a growing number of incidents involving electric dirt bikes. As Kristen Robinson reports, in one case, a teenager is accused of riding his bike through a restaurant.

Albertans are still waiting for an official cost for the upcoming October 19th referendum but one former chief electoral officer did the math and believes it could cost as much as three times more than Alberta’s 2023 provincial election. As Erik Bay explains, that could mean a bill of $120 million.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is leaving the G7 summit without a formal one-on-one meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, but says the two held several discussions over the past 36 hours. A hot mic captured Carney reassuring Trump that Canada’s agreement involving Chinese electric vehicles includes strict limits to prevent market flooding. Carney said...

A water taxi service have launched in Halifax with several stops available in the harbour of the port city. With a fully electric fleet, one of the first in the region, Skye Bryden-Blom reveals how this new service is providing residents and tourists a new way to cruise the city this summer.

An electrical issue knocked BC Ferries Spirit of Vancouver Island ferry out of service after the vessel had already been loaded for the 9 a.m. sailing. Jordan Armstrong reports.

Honda is indefinitely parking its plans to build a $15 billion electric vehicle plant in Alliston, Ont.. Jillian Piper explains what’s behind Honda’s decision, how it’s a big economic blow for the Ontario town, and how Prime Minister Mark Carney is reacting.

Honda has indefinitely suspended plans to build a new electric vehicle plant north of Toronto, citing shifting customer demand and evolving business conditions. The automaker says the decision will not impact current jobs or production levels at its existing plant in Alliston, Ont. Honda also says no provincial or federal funding tied to the project...

The federal government announcing a new clean electricity strategy which aims to double the grid to keep up with the growing power demand. The plan embraces a wider variety of energy sources including natural gas which is a much different approach than the one taken by officials here in BC. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

The excitement is palpable and the Bell Centre will be electric Friday night as the Habs head into a crucial game 6. They are just one win away from advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs. Global News hockey analyst Brian Wilde joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with more.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Canada’s first-ever sovereign wealth fund at a press conference in Ottawa on Monday. The announcement comes a day ahead of the spring economic statement — one year to the day after the party secured a minority mandate in the federal election.

The NDP has lost its last foothold in Quebec. Rosemont—La Petite-Patrie MP Alexandre Boulerice announced Monday he is leaving the federal party to run for Québec Solidaire in the fall provincial election. While analysts say the move could benefit one left-wing party, it is another blow for the other. Dan Spector reports.

Ahead of the one-year mark since the snap election that saw Mark Carney become prime minister of Canada, Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Lori Turnbull to discuss the impacts and results of Carney’s first year in office.

Whenever MPs take office, they have 120 days to disclose their assets and sources of income to help prevent conflicts of interest. More than 360 days since the last election, more than two dozen parliamentarians, including one cabinet minister, still have not finished the proper disclosures. Jillian Piper looks at who is holding out and...