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Get ready to level up your financial game with our expert, Rubina Ahmed-Haq, in the ultimate edition of ‘Rubina to the Rescue’! She helps us explore how some money-saving challenges can turn finances into a fun adventure. Rubina explains the how you can save $5000 following the ‘100 envelope’ challenge. She also outlines the 30-day...

Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died, according to authorities in the prison where he was being held. The 47-year-old vocal critic of Russian leader Vladimir Putin had been in jail since 2021, and international leaders have reacted strongly to the news. The Kremlin has called the West’s reaction to Navalny’s death “unacceptable” and “absolutely...

It’s hard not to turn on the hockey game or browse online without coming across a commercial or advertisement promoting sports betting. However, advocates in Canada say those ads are posing a risk for youth due to the consistent exposure. Sean Previl explains why they’re calling for a ban on all sports betting ads, and...

A $51 million settlement has been proposed by Meta over a lawsuit in four Canadian provinces related to its “Sponsored Stories” ad program which ran on Facebook from 2011 to 2014, using people’s names and photos without their knowledge. In Business Matters for Jan. 12, Anne Gaviola has more on what’s at stake for tech...

Toronto Police Service has launched an investigation into an apparent murder-suicide that occurred on Jan. 2. According to local police, a call came from a residence in the Bathurst Street and Baycrest Avenue area around 8:20 a.m. First responders located two people dead, a man and a woman. Plus, Global News is celebrating a special...

WATCH: Part of five medal-winning performances at the 2023 Pan Am Games in Chile, Saskatchewan’s Blake Tierney is back north of the border training for more success in the pool ahead of a key 2024 season.

In tonight’s top story: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is dismissing reports that the U.S. has convinced Israel to not expand its military offensive in Gaza. “Israel is a sovereign state,” Netanyahu told his cabinet on Sunday, adding that “Our decisions are not dictated by external pressures.” Also, in the Middle East, the Taliban marks...

Israel says more than 200 hostages are still trapped in the Gaza Strip. They and the Palestinians who live there face another night of intense Israeli bombardment. What freelance journalist Aziz Elkahlout and his family are enduring; and how significantly more humanitarian aid is desperately needed. New details are emerging about some of the atrocities...

Edmonton-based startup iClassifer is using images, videos and artificial intelligence to track dairy cows and flag any early lameness indicators. Emily Mertz has more. “We are trying to find lameness and lameness indicators at an earlier stage

For the first time in almost a month, the Rafah border crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt has temporarily opened, allowing more than 300 foreign nationals and severely injured Palestinians to finally get out. Some of the people who were lucky enough to leave, as Israel’s ground operation in Gaza advances, and desperation grows...

Canadian Taxpayers Federation prairie director Gage Haubrich said Monday that “Saskatoon city council knew the year-on-year deficits would be an issue before this year and they failed to take action.” Haubrich added that “it’s unfair to pass along budget deficits to taxpayers, so we’re hoping councillors can dig deep and focus on finding those extra...

Manitoba Shared Health CEO Lanette Siragusa responded to questions on Friday regarding the emergency response to Thursday’s deadly crash in Carberry, Man., that killed at least 15 people. Siragusa said the response from all first responders and hospital staff was “tremendous and Manitoba’s health system came together for the good of the patients.” Chief medical...

Every year fans look forward to the Super Bowl, but you can’t deny that the commercials almost get as much attention as the game. Squire Barnes shares with us his favourite ads from Sunday’s big show.

One man was taken to the hospital after crashing through the gates of the FBI building on the south side of PIttsburgh, PA. According to officials, the incident happened around 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at the FBI building located on 33rd Street.

At a news conference on Friday, Toronto Police spokesperson Alex Li provided a timeline of an apparent random attack at a transit station that saw a woman lit on fire after a man reportedly poured an “accelerant substance” on her and then ignited the substance. According to Li, the woman has critical injuries in a...

Fri, Apr 17 – Halifax-born Olympic gymnast Ellie Black tells us how she stays healthy and keeps her cool while training and competing, plus shares her goals for the upcoming Pan Am Games in Toronto this summer.

Thu, Jan 22: Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca explains how GTA residents will cope when the Pan Am Games come to town in the summer.

The “Drake curse” (unfortunately) lives on. The Canadian rapper attended game 4 of the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. Boston Bruins playoff series where the Leafs sadly lost. This comes just days after Italian soccer club A.S. Roma banned its players from taking photos with the “In My Feelings” performer following the team’s big loss right...

The Pan Am Games can lead towards participating in the 2020 Olympics

From Backstreet Boy to family man, Howie D stops by the ET Canada studio to tell Cheryl Hickey how his family-inspired album ‘Which One Am I’ came to be. Plus, the singer opens up about the ‘DNA’ world tour and the future plans for Backstreet Boys, including an acoustic greatest hits album.