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Family of Toronto man seriously injured in hit-and-run collision begs for driver to turn himself inMichael Merenda’s family says he was going for a late night walk when he was struck by the driver of a small grey SUV. Catherine McDonald reports.Aug 7
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What new mortgage rules mean for Ontario as developers beg for tax cutsNew mortgage rules are coming into effect, as homebuilding in Ontario appears to slow. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello explains.Global News at 5 & 6Aug 1
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Health Matters: Samsung recalls 300,000+ ranges due to fire hazardMore than 326,000 Samsung electric ranges sold in Canada are being recalled due to a potential fire hazard. Kyle Benning has what you need to know and more in Health Matters for Aug. 30, 2024.Health MattersAug 30
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Business Matters: National Bank, RBC report Q3 profits upBoth National Bank and RBC are reporting higher profits for the latest quarter, despite setting more money aside for loans gone bad. Nivrita Ganguly has the details and more in Business Matters for Aug. 28, 2024.Aug 28
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Montreal man snaps back after getting $2,100 in fines for failing to leash dogsA Montreal man is facing more than $2,000 in fines after being caught with his dogs off leash. He insists he should have every right to keep his dogs un-restrained since they have special needs.But as Global’s Phil Carpenter reports in this exclusive story, some beg to differ.Global News at 5:30 and 6:30Aug 29
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Business Matters: BMO, Scotiabank reserving money for bad loansScotiabank and BMO have reported their third quarter earnings, with each making provisions for loans that go bad. Joe Scarpelli has what you need to know and more in Business Matters for Aug. 27, 2024.CanadaAug 27
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Global National: Sept. 19Israel is firing new strikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah rocket launch sites, following two days of deadly attacks involving detonating pagers and two-way radios. How Lebanon’s army is dealing with suspected booby-trapped devices; the new details about how the sophisticated operation was executed; and how Hezbollah’s communication network has been impaired. There’s rejection of...Sep 19
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Kits Pool is finally filled with water, but not open quite yetA big milestone for Kits Pool today – it’s finally full of water. The city says it is on schedule to fulfill its promise of having the Vancouver icon open in 10 days after being badly damaged. Alissa Thibault reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 29
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UNBSJ students concerned university not acting on bed bug problemStudents at the University of New Brunswick Saint John campus are speaking out amid an infestation of bed bugs. There are growing concerns about what they call a lack of action by the university. Nathalie Sturgeon reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickMar 19
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Toronto ranks #1 for most bed bugs in city across CanadaA new report says most of the bed bug ridden cities across Canada are in Ontario, with Toronto taking the top spot for the seventh straight year. Pest control company Orkin released its annual list of the “bed buggiest” cities, which is based on the number of bed bug treatments that the company performed for...Global News at 5 & 6Mar 19
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‘I just love pro wrestling’: The divine nature of Canada’s independent sceneWhile a devout group gathering regularly during evenings at a church in Cambridge, Ont. might not seem out of the ordinary, this group comes together to worship an unexpected idol… professional wrestling. “I just love pro wrestling with every fibre of my being,” coach and Cross Body Pro Wrestling Academy (CBPW) founder (Big) Ben Ortmanns...SportsApr 21
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Alberta man loses daughter’s ashes amid bed bug confusionAn Alberta man has come forward with a complaint about a Lethbridge hotel, after some of his belongings were thrown away. The hotel has offered to pay for the discarded items but the man says there’s no way to replace his daughter’s ashes and other family heirlooms. Brandon Cassidy has the story.Global News at 5 LethbridgeMar 6
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Blossom time reveals extent of damage to cherry buds in the Okanagan.It was feared to be bad but now we are learning the extent of damage this winter’s extreme cold inflicted on cherry buds in the Okanagan. Cherry trees would typically be blooming now, but in many orchards—- there are very few blossoms, if any at all – and that is prompting growers to amplify their...Apr 17
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Meet Lance Davis, the fearless ‘Killer Bee Catcher’ who saved a tennis matchWhen bees swarmed a tennis match at Indian Wells, Calif., organizers called in Lance Davis, known as the “Killer Bee Catcher.” Davis calmly removed the bees and helped tennis star Carlos Alcaras re-focus for his big game. Despite not wearing any protective gear, Davis says he rarely ever gets stung anymore.EntertainmentMar 27
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The Morning Show: March 5On today’s episode of The Morning Show: Ben Mulroney on the legacy of his father Brian Mulroney. Plus, we get an exclusive look inside the ‘Big Brother Canada’ house. Also, we get a full breakdown of the measles outbreak and how you can protect yourself. Plus, we have the top 5 makeup looks which you...The Morning ShowMar 5
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Bob Marley’s son Ziggy calls Kingsley Ben-Adir the perfect choice to play his dad in ‘One Love’We take you behind-the-scenes of the making of the new biopic ‘Bob Marley: One Love’. TMS catches up with Bob Marley’s son and producer Ziggy Marley and actor Kingsley Ben-Adir. They discuss the challenges of portraying the reggae icon and the emotional journey behind bringing Bob Marley’s story to life on the big screen. They...The Morning ShowFeb 14
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Will car prices come down in 2024? Here’s what industry experts predictIf you’re planning to pick up a new or used vehicle in 2024, don’t expect it to cost much less than it would have last year. During the COVID-19 pandemic, inventory became a big factor due to supply chain issues that impacted the availability of semiconductors and automotive computer chips, leading to higher prices on...CanadaJan 7
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True North seeks extension in bid to buy Portage PlaceTrue North is asking for a little more time to decide whether or not it will buy Portage Place.Nov 29, 2023
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Financial advice for Canadians nearing retirementFinancial expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq shares advice for Canadians who are considering retirement, following a report that found those ready to retire will need to make significant lifestyle changes. Plus, why the majority of Canadians are opposed to digital currency, plus why bad loans are eating up profits for big banks. She also sheds light on...The Morning ShowNov 30, 2023
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Global News at 5:30 Toronto: Nov. 29, 2023The Ford government makes the business case for moving the Ontario Science Centre to Ontario Place – does is add up? Bad drivers are bogging down the King Street Transit Corridor – why are so few tickets being issued and, Taste of the Danforth cancelled for the coming year – we’ll tell you why.Global News at 5 & 6Nov 29, 2023