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Ask an Expert: Warnings about Artificial IntelligenceArtificial Intelligence is everywhere it seems these days and people are getting used to working with it. But is it working too well already? Kevin Leyton-Brown is a Professor of Computer Science at the University of British Columbia and joins Jennifer Palma to discuss.Global News Morning BCSep 12
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Ask and expert: Back-to-school must-havesBack-to-School shopping season is in full swing and here to help make sure you are prepared for the upcoming school year is technology and lifestyle expert, Andy Baryer.Global News Morning BCAug 30
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Ask an Expert: Perils of perfectionism and high expectationsPicture perfect situations often crop up on your social media, but is it all true, and is it putting pressure on you to have a picture perfect life? Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Monica Vermani joins Jennifer Palma with a look at the perils of perfectionism and high expetations.Global News Morning BCAug 9
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Experts speak out on systematic failures in Sask. legal aid accessWATCH: Saskatchewan legal aid service organizations are flagging justice system failures in access to affordable legal assistance admits spiking crime rates.CanadaAug 3
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Ask An Expert: Father’s Day gift ideasFather’s Day is coming up and if you’re looking for the perfect gift for the father figures in your life, look no further. Technology and lifestyle expert Andy Baryer is here with something for all dad’s.Global News Morning BCJun 20
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Ask an Expert: Maintaining your health on a GLP-1 medicationMedications like Ozempic and Mounjaro have taken over many weightloss conversations. But what about your health when you’re on a GLP-1? Registered Dietitian Nicole Byrom joins Jennifer Palma with some answers and suggestions on how to stay healthy.Global News Morning BCJun 13
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Ask an Expert: ALS Awareness MonthJune is ALS Awareness Month. The disease, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a debilitating and fatal condition. Dr. Erik Pioro is the Director of the ALS and Related Disorders Clinic at UBC, as well as an ALS Society of BC Professor and the Chair of ALS Research, and joins Jennifer Palma with more.Global News Morning BCJun 6
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One Sask. farm is giving out the opportunity to experience farm lifeHe says the concept of doing the tours themselves was completely unplanned… Like much of Buttigieg’s farm journey.EnvironmentJul 10
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ASIRT looking into Edmonton woman’s complaint of unprovoked police assault: ‘Smashed my face’Fabyan Deschamps is speaking out after what she is calling a traumatic experience with involving an Edmonton Police Service officer. Deschamps said back in August, she and a group of people in a parking lot along Fort Road were approached by two officers and were asked to give them their names. Deschamps says she complied...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonOct 1
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Renewed tensions in the Middle East as the U.S. and Iran exchange new airstrikesU.S. President Donald Trump says its ceasefire with Iran is over as the two sides launch new air strikes. We ask military expert Christian Leuprecht what happens next.Global News Morning BCJul 9
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‘All options are on the table’: Premier Ford on curtailing electricity exports to U.S.At a housing announcement in Vaughan, Ont., on Wednesday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford took questions on the trade war between the United States and Canada. When asked about curtailing electricity exports to the U.S., Ford said, “All options are on the table, in my opinion. But I can’t do it alone. We have other provinces...CanadaAug 26
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Rise in reports of shark sightings prompts call for better beach monitoringWith more reports of shark sightings in Nova Scotia, some beachgoers are worried about what’s in the water. One life-guarding expert says there are some steps people can take to keep themselves safe. But as Angela Capobianco reports, some are asking for more to be done to monitor the animals.EnvironmentAug 20
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Global National: Aug. 20On Thursday, Canada-U.S. trade minister Dominic LeBlanc returned to Washington, D.C., to meet with his American counterpart in a bid to finalize a deal and avoid 50 per cent tariffs on many Canadian goods. The meeting comes after the prime minister asked premiers to put American booze back on provincial liquor store shelves to help...Global NationalAug 20
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Halifax rental company offering prospective tenants incentive to get rid of their carsA Halifax rental company is asking prospective tenants to ditch their cars in exchange for a place downtown. Agency Art Lofts has launched a campaign offering some money for rent to those who are looking to get rid of their vehicle. As Mitchell Bailey reports, rental market experts say incentives like these are on the...Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 29
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Tick-related diseases on the rise in Nova ScotiaNova Scotia is seeing a rise in tick-related diseases this year, and not just for Lyme disease. Anaplasmosis is another tick-borne illness spreading in the province. Experts and health officials are asking residents to be vigilant. Angela Capobianco reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 27
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Trump questions the validity of Fauci pardon due alleged use of autopen by BidenAfter Dr. Anthony Fauci, the former top U.S. infectious disease expert, declined to answer questions at a Senate hearing on Wednesday, invoking his Fifth Amendment right, U.S. President Donald Trump was asked to comment in the Oval Office. Trump said former president Joe Biden “probably didn’t sign” a pardon that Dr. Fauci was given by...U.S. NewsJul 29
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Ask an Expert: Puppy training 101A new furry family member is an exciting but overwhelming time. Dog behaviour therapist, and owner of Canine Perspective, Sandy Yates, joins Jennifer Palma with tips on how to survive the early stages.Global News Morning BCMay 17
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Ask An Expert: Innovative gardening toolsIf you’re looking to elevate your gardening skills this spring, there are some new tools on the market. Technology and lifestyle expert Andy Baryer has more on some innovative tools to help you this gardening season.Global News Morning BCMay 16
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Ask an expert: Celebrating mothers and mother figuresOne of the most critical relationships you’ll ever have is with your mother or a mother figure. Society has a lot to say about moms and what they should or shouldn’t be like. On this Mother’s Day clinical psychologist Dr. Monica Vermani joins Jennifer Palma to talk about the significant role mothers and mother figures...Global News Morning BCMay 10
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Reflecting on Vancouver’s role as a World Cup hostThe FIFA World Cup is entering its final stretch, but Vancouver’s hosting duties are now complete. We look back on the experience and ask Mayor Ken Sim how the city did.Global News Morning BCJul 9