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With Donald Trump’s new 25% auto tariffs set to take effect in April, the impact on Canada’s auto industry—and your next car purchase—could be huge. Money expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq breaks down what this means for jobs, the economy, and whether now is the time to buy before prices soar.

On Wednesday, Liberal Leader Mark Carney said if the ruling Liberals won an April 28 election, his government would create a C$2 billion fund to boost the auto sector’s competitiveness and will protect the jobs of workers affected by U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

April 28th is a time to commemorate Canadians who lost their lives due to work-related injuries and illnesses. In Peterborough, one family is remembering a loved one killed tragically two years ago while on the job. Sam Houpt has the story…

U.S. President Joe Biden said Thursday the country was still on track to meet its deadline to withdraw military troops from Afghanistan by Sept. 11, a goal set by the president in April, but he went further saying the mission would come to an end August 31.

In Bob Layton’s editorial for Friday, April 22, 2016, he discusses the debate surrounding private school funding in Alberta.

As the tax deadline approaches, Bob Layton wonders why tips are even taxable and shares your comments.

Bob Layton’s editorial for Friday, April 11, 2014.

April 28 is the National Day of Mourning. Across the country ceremonies were held to honour all those workers who have died or were injured on the job. In Halifax dozens gathered outside province house to remember the 40 Nova Scotians who died last year. Alicia Draus reports.

As the COVID 19 pandemic continues, calls for paid sick days continue to increase. Ontario’s provincial government says such a program should be in the hands of the federal government, while the federal government says paid sick leave is up to Ontario. Former federal NDP candidate Candace Shaw joined Global News Morning Peterborough on April...

In his latest editorial, Bob Layton talks about the City of Edmonton and its experience with Thales.

April 27th is Lapu-Lapu Day in Vancouver, with a block party on Fraser Street. Program Director Joe Tualiao talks about the celebration and the history behind it, and Jay Malang from Pampanga Restaurant talks about some of the food you can enjoy.

Canada’s latest federal budget failed to tackle food affordability, according to a food security advocacy organization. Community Food Centres Canada says nearly 20 per cent of the population is dealing with food insecurity, and the budget won’t help them with direct income support. Joe Scarpelli has this story and more in Health Matters for April...

In his latest editorial, Bob Layton talks about the recent deadly vehicle attack in Toronto.

More than 155,000 federal employees walked off the job after the government and Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) failed to reach a deal, with more than 250 picket lines set up across the country. How one of the largest public sector worker strikes in Canadian history will cause disruptions and delays for a range...

100.5 Fresh radio host Dani Guppy joins Teresa Kaszuba for your entertainment headlines. On the agenda today: Taylor Swift is making headlines with an upcoming Tampa three night stint and an offer to be honorary mayor, plus news of breakup with actor Joe Alwyn, and some behind the scenes photos of a music video that’s...

New numbers out of Statistics Canada show another month of staggering job losses in Canada. Ontario’s economy is no exception, as the impacts of COVID-19 continue to spread. Albert Delitala reports.

The jobs of more than 20 million Americans vanished in April, shooting up the unemployment rate to 14.7 per cent, a level not seen since the Great Depression. As Jennifer Johnson reports, many families are struggling to get food on the table.

In this week’s editorial, Bob Layton discusses the remarkably positive outlook of a woman seriously injured in a road rage incident.

April 11: PayPal is pulling money and jobs from North Carolina after a controversial new law, and Halifax Mayor Mike Savage has taken to social media to let PayPal know Halifax is an all-inclusive city that’s open for business. Global’s Alexa MacLean reports.

Making your own baby food isn’t as overwhelming as you might imagine says holistic nutritionist Joy McCarthy, who has some quick, easy, and cost-saving meal ideas.