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Its all about the birds and the bees (literally)! Horticulturalist Sean Street sits down with Ella Macdonald to talk about the importance of pollinators ahead of national pollinator week.

Spelling Bee winner Ava D’mello and her dad Gavin joined Global News Morning to talk about Ava’s spelling bee journey and shares her strategy for spelling those tough words

Making its debut in North America, BEES: A Story of Survival – running May 16 to October 18, 2026 at the ROM Susan Hay has the story.

BeerFest Days is a six-day celebration of community, culture and connection. More than just a beer festival, BeerFest Days is an open and inclusive gathering, where locals and visitors come together to explore, connect and celebrate everything that makes Edmonton unique. Sean Farmer shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

As the eyes of the world turn to Vancouver and the other host cities, soccer fans will be gathering to cheer on their favourite countries. Daewhan Lim of BCLiquor takes us on a tour of some of the nations’ favourite beers.

Half of Canadians want sports betting ads banned, according to a new Angus Reid poll. That as Manitobans are betting more, but it’s the increase in kids getting involved that has many raising concerns. Vasilios Bellos reports.

The name Ben Stelter is pretty well-known in our city. He is the young boy that captured the hearts of many for his love for the Oilers and his long-fought battle with brain cancer. In Ben’s memory, Popeyes Restaurants is bringing back Ben’s Day, helping raise money for the Ben Stelter Foundation. Kyle Ferbey, COO...

North Vancouver RCMP are investigating a molotov cocktail thrown through the window of a four-plex, while the family was inside. As Kristen Robinson reports, it may have been a case of mistaken identity.

As excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup, so does anger over who can afford to actually attend games. With fees soaring, prosecutors in New York and New Jersey are demanding answers from FIFA. Some customers are complaining that they were shown one view on stadium maps, only to be assigned worse seats once paid....

From a NASA project to redirect potential asteroid strikes to the survival of two species previously thought to be extinct, the science world has witnessed many developments this week. Bhavleen Kaur, Senior Scientist with the Ontario Science Centre, joined Miranda Anthistle to break down some of the biggest science stories.

The company behind The Toronto Festival of Beer has filed for bankruptcy, and close to 70 vendors are still trying to recover thousands of dollars they’re owed. Dozens of small businesses are now listed as creditors, as questions grow about what happened. Lexy Benedict speaks with one vendor who lost nearly 30,000$.

A U.S. Army soldier has been charged with using inside information to win $400,000 in an online betting market on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s capture. Redmond Shannon has more.

Canadian Ambassador to the United States Mark Wiseman testified on his experiences in negotiating with U.S. leaders in front of the Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs and International Development in Ottawa on Thursday. Wiseman said Washington’s reception of him was “incredibly warm,” insisting he’s been treated respectfully and that the U.S. wants to “get down...

As the first games of the 2026 FIFA World Cup tournament are about to kick off, fans are embracing several ways to celebrate their favourite sport outside the stadiums. Morganne Campbell, the communications manager with Harbourfront Centre, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with the details on free World Cup events that are open to the public.

A sellout crowd of up to 45,000 people is expected at Toronto Stadium for Team Canada’s first World Cup match on Canadian soil. Don Boyle, CEO of Exhibition Place, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss all the planning and preparation that has gone into hosting the 2026 World Cup.

The World Cup has arrived in Toronto and local businesses and restaurants are getting ready to host fans. Chef Jia, with Play Book Commons inside Hotel X, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with a look at the culinary experiences available during World Cup 2026.

Ontario grocery stores are expanding dairy shelves to make room for 6% milk. Mariline Mailliot, VP of marketing and innovation for Agropur Cooperative, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss what’s behind the demand, and what dairy producers are doing to deliver this milk from farms to stores.

Spring not only brings warmer weather, but it’s also historically when the real estate market starts heating up. Anya Ettinger, a realtor with Bosley Real Estate Brokerage, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with an assessment of what the market looks like right now in the GTA.

The highly anticipated second season of ‘Beef,’ Netflix’s award-winning anthology from writer-director Lee Sung Jin, is almost here. Gone are the parking lot feuds, traded for a country club background decorated by the star-studded main cast of Oscar Isaac and Carey Mulligan. Season two of ‘Beef’ will follow an entirely new cast and an unrelated...

As closures impact Nova Scotia’s craft beer industry, brewers are coming together through events like “Together We Brew”, hosted by the Craft Brewers Association of Nova Scotia, to support one another and strengthen the local community.