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  • SpaceX’s Starship reaches new heights despite exploding on re-entry
    SpaceX’s Starship rocket exploded while trying to re-enter the Earth’s orbit, but the test flight is still being celebrated as a success for going farther and faster than previous attempts. Mike Drolet looks at what SpaceX is trying to achieve immediately and in the future of space exploration.
    Global National
    Mar 14
  • SpaceX Starship: 3rd test of Elon Musk’s futuristic spaceship fails as contact lost during re-entry
    Despite the contact loss of the Starship during its re-entry into Earth’s atmosphere, SpaceX succeeded in multiple of its critical objectives during its third test launch on Thursday. The Starship was intended to “splash down” in the Indian Ocean, but it was presumed lost after losing contact with Starlink and the Tracking and Data Relay...
    Science
    Mar 14
  • Gardening Tips: How to grow tomatoes in a small space
    Alex Johnson from GardenWorks shows us the best way to plant tomatoes in a small space.
    Global BC
    May 4
  • B.C. recriminalizes drug use in public spaces
    The federal government has granted B.C.’s request to scale back its decriminalization pilot project, and once again ban the use of illicit drugs in public spaces. Global News Morning speaks with Garth Mullins of the Vancouver Area Network of Drug Users about rolling back decriminalization.
    Global News Morning BC
    May 8
  • Most versatile home organization products for your space
    Sometimes extra products are required to organize your home, but that can get costly quick. Organization expert, Megan Arthurs joins Liem Vu to navigate which products are the most versatile and useful for tidying up your space.
    Global News Morning Toronto
    May 7
  • Satellite built by New Brunswick university students not responding in space
    New Brunswick students are struggling to contact a university-made satellite that deployed into space last week. Without communication, those involved with the project are unable to collect any data. But as Anna Mandin reports, researchers say some options remain before all connection is lost.
    Global News at 6 New Brunswick
    Apr 27
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  • Gardening Tips: Gardening in small spaces
    Anastasia Johnson from GardenWorks shows us how to make the most of a smaller space, like a patio, by adding a pop of colour and vibrancy using flowers and other greenery.
    Global News Morning BC
    Apr 13
  • New Westminster child care space faces closure over ‘red tape’
    The operator of a New Westminster daycare and after-school care facility says challenges and delays in navigating the province’s licensing and subsidy regime could force her to close her doors. Angela Jung reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    May 1
  • Peterborough County looks for space to house child care facilities
    Demand continues to outpace supply for child care spaces in Peterborough. The need to grow the sector has municipalities in the county now being asked to survey for potential child care sites. As Robert Lothian reports, coming up short could cost the county millions.
    Canada
    Apr 18
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  • Salvation Army adding space to address rise in asylum seekers
    A local emergency shelter is creating more space to cope with the number of asylum seekers coming to our city.
    Apr 17
  • Multi-sensory space for neurodiverse children in Montreal reopens after flooding
    Caden’s Lighthouse, a multi-sensory environment geared for neurodiverse children, has reopened 10 months after a flood forced it to close and rebuild. Felicia Parrillo has the story.
    Health
    Apr 20
  • Why aren’t more foreign grocers in Canada? Lack of space a hurdle: Minister Champagne
    Following the federal government’s announcement of a $15-billion Honda electric vehicle plant in Ontario, ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson asks Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne for a follow-up to his government’s efforts to increase grocery store competition. Minister Champagne discusses his talks with foreign grocery chains, as well as Canada’s electric vehicle infrastructure.
    The West Block
    Apr 28
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  • B.C. moves to ban drug use in public spaces after concerns over pilot program
    A change in approach Friday from the provincial government in its fight against the toxic drug crisis. David Eby’s government effectively recriminalized the use of drugs in public places, after months of public backlash. Eby says his government is working with Ottawa on exemptions that would ban the use of illicit drugs in places like...
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Apr 26
  • Spring cleaning your forgotten spaces
    While we focus on the big tasks during spring cleaning, it’s crucial to remember the often-neglected areas. Organization expert Megan Arthurs joins Liem Vu with tips on how to tackle these hidden spots and ensure a thorough spring cleaning routine.
    Global News Morning Toronto
    Apr 4
  • The West Block: April 28, 2024 | Why aren’t more foreign grocers in Canada? Lack of space a hurdle: Minister Champagne
    Following the federal government’s announcement of a $15-billion Honda electric vehicle plant in Ontario, ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson asks Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne for a follow-up to his government’s efforts to increase grocery store competition. Minister Champagne discusses his talks with foreign grocery chains, as well as Canada’s electric vehicle infrastructure. Plus, Stephenson...
    The West Block
    Apr 28
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  • New federal funding for child care spaces
    Sharon Gregson talks about the new federal government funding to expand child-care spaces, and increase child-care providers.
    Canada
    Mar 30
  • Rossbrook House provides safe space for children and youth
    Checking in with Rossbrook House (@Rossbrook), a drop-in centre and a safe place to go for children and youth in Winnipeg.
    Mar 27
  • Global National: March 14
    A day after his business partner testified before a House of Commons committee, it was now Darren Anthony’s turn on the hot seat. The federal government paid his company, GC Strategies, millions to create the controversial ArriveCAN app. How Anthony bewildered MPs with his answers, including whether he read the auditor general’s blistering assessment of...
    Global National
    Mar 14
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  • Space-obsessed N.B. boy prepares for total solar eclipes
    A New Brunswick boy is over the moon about witnessing a total solar eclipse in a couple weeks. With a passion for all things planetary, he’s eager to get a glimpse of the once-in-a-lifetime spectacle. Shelley Steeves has the story.
    Global News at 6 New Brunswick
    Mar 28
  • Sports associations warn Surrey is running out of field space
    Sports associations like the Surrey United Soccer Club are warning the city is running out of field space, and a growing number of kids are being turned away. Janet Brown reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 BC
    Mar 22
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