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Sault Ste. Marie Mayor on Tariff ImpactsWith Canada’s retaliatory tariffs taking effect, many industries are going to feel the impacts. This includes in Sault Ste. Marie, where the economy runs on the steel industry. For more on the impacts, Sault Ste. Marie Mayor Matthew Shoemaker joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln.Global News MorningSep 8
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The balls are back in town! Beloved overhead balls to return to Montreal’s Village along Ste-Catherine EastAs Montreal celebrates Pride Week, the city is announcing plans for a major revitalization project in the Village. While excavation work is set to begin next fall to extend the pedestrian strip, a colourful, emblematic staple will make its return to the East end of Ste Catherine StreetCanadaAug 6
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Plans to overhaul Montreal’s Ste-Catherine Street East lead well-known rotisserie to throw in the towelMore troubling times for Montreal businesses that are becoming victims of the city’s construction plans — the St-Hubert BBQ restaurant on Ste-Catherine Street in the Village is closing in early September. The chain’s president told Global that plans for five years’ worth of roadworks tipped the balance in favour of closure. As Tim Sargeant reports,...ConsumerJul 20
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Work underway to fix AC unit at Ste. Anne hospitalPatients have been moved out of the hospital in Ste. Anne as work continues to fix a broken air conditioning unit.HealthJul 14
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Global News at 5:30 Okanagan: Aug. 19An elderly Summerland couple’s house is still standing in a cul-de-sac where every other house burned down. And the Penticton & Wine Country Chamber of Commerce has concerns about the joint sentencing recommendation in the 2022 Penticton Toyota arson case.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganAug 19
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Famillies relieved after tentative deal reached in striking LTC workersFamilies are cautiously optimistic after a tentative deal was reached over the weekend between the province and striking long-term care workers with CUPE. But as Mitchell Bailey reports, several votes are needed by staff before things are officially back to normal.HealthJun 8
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Laval neighbours frustrated at city’s slow action cleaning up garbage dumped at the curbResidents of a cul-de-sac in Laval are celebrating this afternoon, and thanking Global News for a cleaner street. Piles of garbage have finally been picked up by the city, after rotting on the curb for a month outside their homes. Brayden Jagger Haines brings us that story.CanadaJul 24
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Carney says U.S. trade official indicated ‘foundation of (CUSMA) remains intact’Prime Minister Mark Carney, along with Canada’s provincial and territorial premiers, spoke Thursday in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, providing an update on the latest Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA, or USMCA) trade negotiations. “Secretary (Jamieson) Greer and his colleagues have indicated — including over the last 24 hours — is an intention… the foundation of what...EconomyJul 23
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Manslaughter charge laid after death of chef in Manitoba RM of Ste. AnneA man has been arrested and charged in relation to the death of Cameron Huley, a 49-year-old man from the RM of Ste. Anne, Man., according to an update from police.CrimeMay 13
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Water main break in Calgary’s Coach Hill leaves homeowners without waterIt’s a quiet end street sitting high above southwest Calgary, but on Wednesday morning, a cul-de-sac in the Coach Hill neighbourhood witnessed a massive cleanup effort. As Skylar Peters reports, a water main break on the street below has damaged homes and left more than 20 families without tap water during one of the hottest...CanadaMay 27
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Navigating STI Resources in SaskatchewanWatch: With STI rates rising, a local non-profit is highlighting its app for contraceptive info, symptom checks and testing sites to help people stay informed and get care.HealthApr 19
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Driverless Waymo cars takeover Atlanta neighbourhood, cause traffic jamMultiple empty driverless Waymo robot-cars were spotted in a cul-de-sac in Atlanta, GA. Andy Brown Milheizler told CBS News that Waymo cars have been spotted in the cul-de-sac recently, primarily in the morning. In a statement, Waymo told CBS News, “At Waymo, we are committed to being good neighbours. We take community feedback seriously and...TechMay 16
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STF urging for more progress on public education fundingWATCH: The Saskatchewan Teachers’ Federation is urging the provincial government to increase funding for students. STF president Samantha Becotte explains their new advocacy campaign to continue progress on public education funding.PoliticsApr 2
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$1.1M in provincial funding for former-gang-member group, STR8 UPSTR8 UP, aimed at providing wrap-around support leaving a gang for people between the ages of 15 to 30 to get out of a gang in Saskatoon, Regina, And Prince Albert.CanadaMar 8
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Classroom violence still on the rise in Saskatchewan: STFSaskatchewan Teachers Federation President Samantha Becotte says lacking supports are not only for straining teachers but contributing to violent behaviors.CanadaFeb 27
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Health Matters: 1 in 4 Canadians living in LTC homes were prescribed anti-psychotic medication without diagnosis, CIHI report saysOne in four Canadians living in long term care (LTC) homes were prescribed anti-psychotic medication without being diagnosed with psychosis. That’s according to a new report released by the Canadian institute for health information which highlights the potential dangers of using these types of drugs. Katherine Ward has this story and more Health Matters for...Health MattersFeb 26
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Lip filler vs Botox vs what you can do at home: What’s the best option for your lips?The obsession with our lips – fuller, smoother, plumper etc. – there are plenty of influencer posts and TikTok videos showcasing the newest styles, trends, and hacks. Dr. Paul Cohen, a dermatologist, was called in to guide us through common options and determine which ones truly work. We discuss the pros and cons of lip...The Morning ShowMar 10
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New STM routes and increased service coming to the West IslandThere are major changes coming to the STM’s bus network. In all, 80 routes will be affected with everything from complete changes to increases in service on some lines. The modifications are all in anticipation of the REM’s new l’Anse-à-l’Orme line, expected this spring. But as Tim Sargeant reports, not everyone is pleased with what’s...CanadaFeb 5
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Elf: The Musical at Royal MTCElf: The Musical is playing the Royal Manitoba Theatre Centre until December 28. Here’s what you can expect:EntertainmentDec 12, 2025
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Montreal STM maintenance workers walk off job againMontreal’s 2,400 STM maintenance workers are walking off the job again — for the fourth time this year. The strike, which affects overtime work, begins Thursday and will last until Jan. 11. The union insists service won’t be affected, but STM executives warn that’s not true. Elizabeth Zogalis reports.CanadaDec 11, 2025