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Peterborough police say two vape stores in the city’s west end were targets of arson early Thursday morning with fires being lit within minutes of each other.

A Peterborough vape shop owner is warning that recent acts of arson against stores may be connected to organized crime. His store was one of two in the city that police say were deliberately set on fire last week. Marc Woodhouse reports.

Smoking rates among Canadian adults has declined over the years but youth vaping still poses a major challenge. Global News Morning speaks with the Canadian Cancer Society’s Charles Aruliah about nicotine use among Canadian kids.

From cigarettes to vapes to pouches – nicotine is used by tens of thousands of British Columbians. Recent studies show the majority of those people want to quit. London Drugs pharmacist Jarvis Li discusses the tools available for people to reduce their dependence on nicotine.

The family of a man whose life was changed forever by the Lapu Lapu tragedy says bureaucratic red tape is preventing them from getting the help they need. Angela Jung reports.

Canada’s largest children’s rehabilitation hospital, focused on improving the lives of kids with disabilities, is marking a special milestone. Its largest annual campaign, Capes for Kids, is in its tenth year. Caryn Lieberman met this year’s ambassador who is showing us how Holland Bloorview has changed her life.

British comedian Russell Brand pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to new counts of rape and sexual assault. Brand, who was already facing similar charges involving four women, denied the new charges in Southwark Crown Court. The alleged offences took place in 2009, according to the Crown Prosecution Service.

Struggling with a tobacco addiction? Telehealth 811 reminds Nova Scotians free personalized counselling is available to help them quit smoking, vaping, and/or using tobacco products.

Alberta is being recognized for topping the Canadian Federation of Independent Business’s annual Red Tape Report Card and winning an award for its new approach to permit processes. Skylar Peters explains why the accolades are good news for business owners and consumers alike — and how separatism talks are affecting that optimism.

Donald Trump said he condemns the racist elements of a video shared on his social media account depicting former president Barack Obama and Michelle Obama as apes, but said he would not apologize for the post. Trump told reporters he had not watched the full video before it was shared and said it was taken...

The son of Norway’s crown princess stood trial on Tuesday on charges of rape, domestic violence, assault and drug possession, among other crimes, in a case that has shaken the embattled royal family.

Manitoba continues to get failing grades when it comes to red tape, according to the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

The Canadian Federation of Independent Business launched Red Tape Awareness week 17 years ago with the goal of bringing attention to the barriers that affect small businesses in Canada. Frédéric Gionet joins Paul Brothers over Zoom to discuss further.

On Friday, during Frank Stronach’s trial, the crown conceded that they will not proceed on a count of attempted rape involving one of the complainants. Catherine McDonald reports.

A Vancouver record shop owner is celebrating a one year anniversary since an amazing discovery. Rob Frith uncovered a priceless treasure among his collection; an actual Beatles master tape of a 1962 audition for Decca Records. And as Jason Pires reports, that set up a meeting – and a family photo – of a lifetime

The 69-year-old told court Stronach raped her in his waterfront apartment in the early 1980s and kept it a secret for 40 years. Catherine McDonald reports.

Saint John’s Forward House — a lifeline for those in recovery — is on the verge of shutting down. As Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports, the founder says they’re caught in funding red tape and policy hurdles with the provincial government.

The 73-year-old woman says Stronach tried to rape her in 1977. Catherine McDonald reports.

The woman testified she was raped in a harbourfront condo in 1983 and said she learned about “omissions” she had made in her preparatory meeting with the crown. Catherine McDonald reports.

As Black History Month winds down, the work of uplifting and inspiring the next generation continues. This morning, we are celebrating Black excellence with two remarkable students and future community leaders who are helping empower Black youth to reach their full potential. They’re part of the GemStar Circle of Excellence, a program dedicated to supporting...