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Amid the ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States, Air Canada is phasing out more flights to American destinations. Canadians made a total of 1.9 million return trips to the U.S. in September, about 19 per cent below 2024 levels. The route cancellations are set to start in 2027.

Two Air Canada employees have been arrested in connection with an alleged drug trafficking operation through Montreal-Trudeau International Airport. RCMP allege the employees helped move luggage through secure areas to facilitate the importation of cocaine and exportation of cannabis. More than 62 kilograms of cocaine and 56 kilograms of cannabis were seized during the investigation,...

Two Air Canada employees have been arrested in connection with an alleged drug trafficking operation at Montreal Trudeau airport. RCMP say the two worked in ground operations. As Dan Spector reports, police allege they used their access to secure areas to help move luggage containing drugs.

A new report from the University of Calgary is warning that the federal government’s plan to privatize four of Canada’s largest airports could cost air traveller’s even more. Heather Yourex-West reports on how flyers could be footing the bill every time they book a ticket — possibly paying higher prices and receiving a weaker range...

Passengers at Toronto Pearson were left waiting for flights and updates Saturday after a U.S. nationwide ground stop disrupted air travel. Aviation expert John Gradek says it could take several days to clear the backlog, raising concerns about new technology being layered onto decades-old systems. Air Canada and WestJet warned disruptions would continue throughout Saturday...

The FAA has lifted its nationwide ground stop after a major communications failure disrupted air travel across the U.S. Thousands of flights were delayed or cancelled, with ripple effects felt at airports across Canada. Former Air Canada COO Duncan Dee explains what went wrong, why the disruption was so widespread and how long it could...

Today on The Morning Show we take a closer look at Air Canada’s controversial new fee that applies to customers who speak to an agent over the phone. Then, Lynn Spence explains how to style “not-so-basic” basics with four outfit options for Fall. Plus, we catch up with the star and director of the must-see...

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he expects a trade deal with India to be concluded by the mid-December G20 summit as talks make good progress. He adds India has indicated Prime Minister Narendra Modi intends to visit Canada around that time — though an exact date has not been finalized. Jazan Grewal has this story...

U.S. President Donald Trump is signaling some optimism saying a trade deal with Canada could happen ‘fairly soon’. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Daniel Béland, political scientist and Director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada to unpack the latest rhetoric after a tense week of economic escalation.

American late-night talk shows are poking fun at U.S. President Donald Trump for his insults and trade war against Canada. Touria Izri looks at how Jimmy Fallon, Jimmy Kimmel, and Jon Stewart are again making Trump the butt of their jokes.

Hope Air is Canada’s only national charity dedicated to bridging that gap flying patients from home to hospital so that where you live never decides whether you live. In 2025 alone, Hope Air made 38,392 travel arrangements for Canadians in 710 communities from coast to coast.

A new report from the Transportation Safety Board of Canada shows a lack of radio communication and visibility were among some issues that led to two student pilots’ death after a mid-air collision in southern Manitoba in July 2025. Toni De Guzman reports.

There are lots of questions hanging in the air Wednesday, one day after the Democrats’ sweeping victory over the U.S. midterm elections. But one thing is for sure: there is a lot of interest north of the border. Will reparations begin between Canada and the U.S., or will a new Congress fail to hold President...

Canada is providing $5 million in humanitarian aid to support Nepal after catastrophic flash floods and mudslides killed hundreds and left nearly 2,000 people missing, including more than two dozen Canadians. Global News Morning speaks with Carla Taylor of the Canadian Red Cross about the humanitarian response.

Nearly one month after the deadly fire at CFB Wainwright that killed four soldiers, a fifth person has now died. The Canadian Armed Forces confirmed that Pte. William Douglas Dal Bianco of the 3rd Battalion of Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry succumbed to his injuries Friday in Ontario, where he had been receiving medical care...

Amid a flurry of fossil fuel projects, the federal government is making a $2 billion investment to help fund energy-efficient retrofits to one million homes across Canada. Touria Izri has our top story. And, FBI files share more insight into the firearms used in the deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. earlier this year....

A new report backed by Canada’s big banks and developers recommends changes aimed at helping first-time buyers purchase newly built homes and encouraging more construction. Jacqueline Hansen has more.

Two air traffic controllers at New York’s LaGuardia Airport have reportedly been fired after allegedly leaving work early the night of a fatal Air Canada crash. The Wall Street Journal reports their departure left one controller alone in the tower with no backup. The crash killed both pilots and severely injured a flight attendant, while...

Canada’s federal Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre aimed Prime Minister Mark Carney during Question Period Wednesday, criticizing the ruling Liberal government for not being self-sufficient in petroleum products. Despite being present in the House of Commons, Carney did not respond. Instead, Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said Canada “has the strongest fiscal position in the G7,” adding...

A plan to bring air traffic controllers to the Peterborough Regional Airport aims to make flying safer. The mayor says it could also open the door to more business. Marc Woodhouse explains what needs to happen before the plan can take off.