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Health Matters: Staying healthy in the sunWe all know to wear sunscreen and stay hydrated when out in the sun, but there are lots of specifics around how much sunscreen and what type to use. London Drugs pharmacist Lisa Gill discusses some of the specifics around staying healthy on sunny days.Global BCJun 22
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Get Gardening: Sun or ShadeIn this edition of Get Gardening, gardening expert Carla Hrycyna at St. Mary’s Nursery and Garden Centre gives some tips for gardening in the sun and in the shade.LifestyleJun 8
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Superdogs 50th anniversarySuperdog “Paws of Fame” inductees Snap, Crackle, and Pop and their trainer Lisa Sun visit the Global News Morning studio.Global News Morning BCAug 24
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Perseids meteor shower to peak over skies in the MaritimesThe sun put on a show this afternoon, but tonight, the sky could steal the spotlight. The Perseids meteor shower is peaking over the Maritimes with a well-timed new moon setting the stage for a darker, and potentially dazzling, night. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.EntertainmentAug 12
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Crowds gather for rare celestial event in Europe as solar eclipse reaches “totality”Camper vans and NASA planes alike all prepared for a rare celestial event – a total solar eclipse visible best in Iceland and Spain for the first time in 27 years. Millions of people gathered in both countries for the best view as the Moon passed between the Earth and the Sun – known as...WorldAug 12
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US company launching mirrors into spaceOrbital rays that harness the power of the sun have largely been seen as science fiction until now. Matthew Merkel reports on the worry from astronomers.ScienceAug 5
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Recovery timeline of vessel still uncertainIt’s been a month since a fishing charter with 10 people on board sunk in the Strait of Georgia, killing six. The vessel is still 150 metres under the surface. As Angela Jung reports, the RCMP says it needs to protect potential evidence and can’t accept help.Global BCJul 30
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One last party for Winnipeg’s Apollo SunsAward-winning Winnipeg band Apollo Suns are calling it a career after more than a decade of touring North America. Global News Morning’s Clay Young sat down with guitarist/bandleader Ed Durocher to learn more about Friday’s final show at the Park Theatre.EntertainmentMay 28
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This is BC: Remembering the legacy of award-winning photojournalist Ralph BowerFor decades, Ralph Bower took some of the Vancouver Sun’s most popular photographs. His images would end up documenting some of the province’s rich history. Now his singular vision is being remembered, days after he died. Jay Durant reports in This is BC.Global News Hour at 6Jul 26
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It’s a summer of sunshine versus storms for Calgary and Edmonton in the weather “Battle of Alberta”.As Calgary is soaking up the sun, 2026is shaping up to be the wettest summer on record for Edmonton. Bella Finn reports.WeatherJul 31
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Global News at 6 Regina: July 27The push for new infrastructure in Saskatchewan is on… As the province approaches the federal government for funding, we dive into what can be expected to be built and where the dollars will be allocated across Saskatchewan. Plus — let the sun shine — much of Saskatchewan is feeling the heat as the temperatures sour...CanadaJul 27
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: July 27The push for new infrastructure in Saskatchewan is on… As the province approaches the federal government for funding, we dive into what can be expected to be built and where the dollars will be allocated across Saskatchewan. Plus — let the sun shine — much of Saskatchewan is feeling the heat as the temperatures sour...CanadaJul 27
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Hot summer weather heading into busy event weekend in EdmontonIt appears summer has finally found Edmonton — right in time for some of the city’s major summer festivals. Sarah Ryan went to see how people are staying cool in the blazing sun. Sarah Ryan reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 17
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Fierce storms cause heavy flooding and damage in EdmontonAfter two strong storms hit Edmonton on Friday night and Saturday afternoon, local festivals and city facilities are dealing with the aftermath. As Katherine Ludwig reports, even though the sun is shining 24 hours later it’s still all hands on deck for the clean up.WeatherJul 12
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How a Hemingway novel helped draw crowds to Spain’s largest bull-runCrowds are pouring into Pamplona, Spain, for the festival of San Fermín and its annual running of the bulls. Mike Armstrong explains how Ernest Hemingway’s book ‘The Sun Also Rises’ made the event famous beyond Spain, and how its impact is still being felt 100 years later.Global NationalJul 6
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‘Neil the Seal’: 1-tonne Australian elephant seal goes viral over his destructive natureA one-tonne elephant seal in Tasmania, Australia — dubbed “Neil the Seal” by locals — has gone viral for his destructive tendencies. The five-year-old mammal has been caught, on several occasions, crashing his body into things like fences and cars, when he’s not relaxing in the sun. Officials have urged people to leave Neil alone...TrendingJul 6
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Global National: July 6Why Canada is turning to Germany to replace the navy’s aging fleet of submarines. Did U.S. President Donald Trump influence FIFA’s decision to suspend American star player Folarin Balogun’s one-match ban at the World Cup? Ontario and Alberta team up for a new proposed pipeline. Plus, how Ernest Hemingway’s book ‘The Sun Also Rises’ is...Global NationalJul 6
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Bushwakker Brewhouse severely flooded after broken watermainTheir computer system was also completely submerged – so payroll for this week is sunk. But the Bushwakker team is handling it all with typical Saskatchewan resilience.Jun 18
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Europe could be in for record setting temperatures this summerSeeking water and avoiding the sun, Parisians are struggling with the heat. “The city is hell when it’s so hot,” says one resident. Europe is baking. On Monday, parts of France saw their highest recorded temperatures. Over the weekend alcohol consumption was temporarily banned to encourage hydration. Forty people drowned trying to cool down, the...WeatherJun 23
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Vancouver’s Ho Ho restaurant to open in new spaceFor more than a decade, a plan has been underway to relaunch an iconic restaurant in Vancouver’s Chinatown in its original location. Problems have persisted at the New Sun Ah Hotel building, but the dream has never died. As Kristen Robinson reports, the Ho Ho restaurant will now open in a new space.Global BCJun 17