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BTS member Suga questioned by police for drunk driving on e-scooterK-pop star Suga appeared before the police on Friday for questioning over a drunk driving incident involving an electric scooter. Earlier this month, Suga was reportedly fined and had his license revoked for the offense.EntertainmentAug 23
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LPS reprimands officer in Shannon Phillips database access caseThe Lethbridge Police Service has reprimanded an officer following a years-long saga involving former MLA Shannon Phillips, though some officers are just hoping for an end to the drama. Justin Sibbet reports.Oct 7
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Woman’s bizarre discovery on TikTok becomes viral sensation – and kicks off police investigationWhat started as a creepy-yet-entertaining discovery of a buried rug in an Ohio backyard has evolved into a very real police investigation, thanks to the viral power of the internet. The saga began earlier this week when Katie Santry, a 34-year-old homeowner in Columbus, Ohio, posted video to TikTok revealing that she and her boyfriend...TrendingOct 4
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Is Madge making a comeback? Madonna teases new musicMorgan Hoffman is back with all the entertainment buzz, diving into the latest updates on Sean Diddy Combs ongoing legal saga. She also speaks about the excitement surrounding a possible Madonna comeback, and the buzz generated by Nicole Kidman’s captivating “Babygirl” trailer release.The Morning ShowOct 2
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Lemay Forest clearing pausedThe clearing of trees in St. Norbert’s Lemay Forest for a new development has been paused as more drama has unfolded in the saga.Sep 24
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Cyanobacteria advisory remains in place for Henderson LakeWarm, calm weather mixed with rain and cooler temperatures has turned multiple lakes throughout Alberta into mixing bowls that cause a certain toxic algae to bloom excessively, including Henderson Lake. Jordan Prentice has more on this harmful bacteria that has the potential to make humans and pets quite sick.CanadaSep 6
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Saskatchewan lakes a hot spot for toxic algaeWhile Saskatchewan is home to many beautiful lakes and rivers, sometimes the water isn’t as safe as we might think. According to one researcher, 40 per cent of all Saskatchewan lakes have toxic algae.Global News at 5 ReginaJul 30
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‘They are children’: Russian bomb kills at least 5 in Ukraine’s Kharkiv, including 14-year-old girlA Russian-guided bomb attack on Ukraine’s northeastern city of Kharkiv hit a residential building and a playground on Friday, killing at least five people and injuring at least 77 more, local authorities said. “How come this is possible? I don’t know. They are children,” said Olga, a relative of the 14-year-old girl killed in the...WorldAug 30
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Blue-green algae expected to be found in Peterborough waters this summerPeterborough Public Health is advising residents and visitors to avoid swimming at city beaches right now. Officials expect to find potentially harmful blue-green algae blooms in local waterways. Germain Ma has the details.EnvironmentJul 16
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Concerns over Cathedral Square upkeepConcerns are being raised over the state of Vancouver’s Cathedral Square on Richards Street. As Kristen Robinson reports, the pond is filled with algae and clogged with leavesGlobal News at 11 BCJul 31
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Kevin Costner on directing his son in “Horizon: An American Saga”Morgan sits down with Kevin Costner to discuss his new project “Horizon: An American Saga”. He shares what it was like working with his son Hayes in his on-screen debut, and reflects on the recent passing of Donald Sutherland. She also speaks with cast members Luke Wilson, Isabelle Fuhrman, and Ella Hunt, Sienna Miller and...The Morning ShowJun 28
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Kevin Costner and cast of ‘Horizon’ talk about experiences on setMorgan Hoffman joins us for part 2 of her interview with the cast of ‘Horizon: An American Saga’. Kevin Costner shares his passion for acting and directing westerns, while Luke Wilson, Isabelle Fuhrman, and Ella Hunt reveal their experiences on the picturesque set. Plus, Jamie Campbell Bower reflects on his career and recent achievements.The Morning ShowJul 2
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The Morning Show: July 2On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get an entertainment roundup with Morgan Hoffman. Plus, we get the latest in royal family headlines. Also, find out how you can hire the perfect landscaper. Plus, Morgan has her part 2 with the cast of “Horizon: An American Saga.” Also, Nicole Babb and Caffery Vanhorne preview...The Morning ShowJul 2
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Julian Assange: WikiLeaks founder makes guilty plea in exchange for freedomWikiLeaks founder Julian Assange will be a free man after striking a deal with the U.S. He’s expected to return home to Australia. Redmond Shannon reports on Assange’s 14-year legal saga and plea deal, and why one journalist is worried about the precedent this could set for future similar cases.Global NationalJun 25
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Wikileaks founder Julian Assange to be set freed in plea deal with U.S.Wikileaks founder Julian Assange has agreed to plead guilty to a felony charge in a deal with the U.S. that will see him freed after a 14-year legal saga, and allow him to return home to Australia. The U.S. had been trying to get Assange back on American soil for years after he revealed state...Jun 25
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Global National: June 25The federal Liberals have been defeated in a closely watched byelection. Toronto-St. Paul’s, a federal riding that’s long been Liberal red since 1993, is now Conservative blue. The message this sends, what’s frustrating voters, how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is reacting, and the growing questions about whether Trudeau can remain the federal Liberals’ leader. After...Global NationalJun 25
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Blue-green algae warning for Nova ScotiaAs the weather gets warmer, there is a warning for Nova Scotians to be on the lookout for blue-green algae. Experts say its toxin-producing blooms can be deadly to pets and make humans sick. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 21
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Canadian premiere of ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’ welcomes Oscar-winning directorOscar winning director George Miller introduced the world to ‘Mad Max’ in 1979. Forty-five years later, he is unveiling the fifth instalment titled ‘Furiosa’ in Toronto for its Canadian premiere. Liem Vu reportsGlobal News at 11 TorontoMay 22
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Tochal rejects Lemay Forest offer while advocates call for meetingThe owner of a forested piece of land in St. Norbert has said ‘no’ to an offer to purchase and preserve the land with public funds. Iris Dyck has the latest on the Lemay Forest saga.May 30
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Water levels and quality will negatively be impacted by climate changeFreshwater ecologist John Smol warns wet lands are drying up and increased blue green algae blooms will affect drinking water quality.May 23