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Soma Chocolatemaker opened its doors in the Distillery District of Toronto in 2003. Since then, very little has changed, remaining true to its roots of being a Toronto-based company that makes chocolate from the bean. Susan Hay has the story.

Winnie-the-Pooh, the most famous literary bear, celebrates 100th anniversary  October 14, 2026. But did you know the bear who inspired one of the world’s most beloved characters was Canadian? Susan Hay has the story behind the real Winnie.

Follow along with Susan Hay and executive chef Paul Shewchuk from the Fairmont Royal York, as he prepares two delicious recipes just in time for your Thanksgiving dinner.

Helen Xenidis is the founder of Once Upon A Women,  a live storytelling event that brings women of all ages and backgrounds together through the power of sharing their truths. Susan Hay has the story.

Stolen Childhoods is currently at the Royal Ontario Museum until Oct. 5. The exhibition is rooted in the Truths of Survivors of the Mohawk Institute. Susan Hay has the story.

New accusations of war crimes are being made against Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces (RSF) during the country’s devestating civil war, which has raged on for more than three years. Redmond Shannon reports on what an Amnesty International report is accusing RSF of, and the calls for outside intervention in Sudan.

League of Girls was implemented five years ago by a mother of three young girls. The model is designed to fit real life: once a week, no tryouts, and all experience levels welcome. Susan Hay has the story.

Indigenous Hockey Equipment Drive is collecting new or gently used bags, sticks and gear for 30 Indigenous communities in Ontario and some remote areas of Canada. The drive takes place Saturday September 26 2026, at Larry Grossman Arena, Toronto. Susan Hay as the story.

Toronto’s Kensington Market Festival returns for its 11th year, September 18 to 20, 2026, founded by one of Canada’s greatest voices, Molly Johnson. Susan Hay has the story.

Pop Star Performance Academy, a first of its kind school for young people, built around the belief that singing, dancing, and acting are trainable skills that build confidence, resilience, and stage readiness. Susan Hay has the story.

At 22, Noah Kosta brings that big band sound to a new generation of listeners with his debut album ‘Right Here’. Susan Hay has a story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and nutritionist Rose Reisman, as she prepares a wonderful summer crisp using Ontario plums. 

Canadian Glassblower Charlie Larouche-Potvin has been personally invited to present a contemporary reinterpretation of venetian tradition in Venice at Homo Faber 2026, curated by the Michelangelo Foundation. Susan Hay has the story.

Follow along with Susan Hay and executive chef Paul Shewchuk from the Fairmont Royal York, as he prepared a unique dish Ontario Cauliflower.

Follow along with Susan Hay and nutritionist Rose Reisman, as she prepares a refreshing summer salad with bocconcini, prosciutto and tasty Ontario melons.

Energy Minister Tim Hodgson announced an investment of almost $270 million for clean and reliable energy in New Brunswick on Tuesday. Hodgson was joined by Premier Susan Holt.

New Brunswick’s provincial government has announced it’s 20th collaborative care clinic under Premier Susan Holt Thursday. The new space will expand a small clinic in Grand Falls and provide more patient capacity. While the milestone is notable, data on the results of these clinics are under question. Johnny James has the details.

Ahead of the Calgary Flames’ home opener to its final season in the Scotiabank Saddledome, CSEC chief venues and entertainment officer Susan Darrington joins Global News Calgary to talk about the uniqueness of the 46 year old building, and how fans will be able to celebrate before its closure.

Susan Holt is using this week’s premiers meeting in P.E.I. to sell New Brunswick as an energy powerhouse. While there is broad agreement that more electricity will be needed to grow the economy, experts are divided on the best way to produce it. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

Highway 1 through Burnaby, B.C., saw major delays after a double fatal crash on Wednesday morning. RCMP said that two passengers died in a sedan that collided with a pickup truck that was travelling eastbound in the westbound lanes. The driver of the pickup truck was arrested and transported to Burnaby detachment for investigation.