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Farmers in southern Alberta representing 15 Christian faiths gathered for the first harvest of the year, but it wasn’t about profits. As Justin Sibbet reports, the Picture Butte Growing Project raised more than $200,000 for the Canadian Foodgrains Bank this year, which supports farmers in more than 30 countries around the world dealing with food...

The high beef prices we’re seeing across the country has led to a shift in demand at grocery stores and butcher’s shops. Marney Blunt reports.

The 49th Battalion, Loyal Edmonton Regiment Association along with Campio Brewing Co. is launching a special beer next month, in support of an important cause.

New Brunswick is making room for more seniors in need of long-term care, with 90 new beds planned for New Maryland. But as much of the province’s population ages, questions remain about how quickly new beds and more hands-on care can be delivered. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has more.

It’s all about kids raising money for kids. The “Ben Stelter School Fundraiser” has already raised more than 600-thousand dollars, and organizers are hoping to add even more to that total this year. Aariz Mawji and Anandita Shah joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about the fundraiser and how students can...

U.S. President Donald Trump commented on a new ad that features Mich. Republican Mike Rogers calling for an end to the tariff war with Canada. Speaking at the White House on Wednesday, Trump said he viewed the ad “as though [Rogers] wanted Canada to make a deal,” with the U.S., adding that “Canada has been...

As food affordability continues to be a concern for consumers, Beb’s Bagels on Whyte Avenue has had to take their most popular item off the menu indefinitely because of soaring beef prices. Bianca Millions has more on the decision.

A new ad for a sports betting site featuring Sydney Sweeney is sparking swift backlash. Female Olympians and athletes say the ad undermines their talents and accomplishments by sexualizing women in sports. Touria Izri explains.

A new study from the University of Manitoba says climate change and parasites are reducing local honeybee populations by up to 45 per cent. Global News Morning’s Matthew Merkel talks to experts about the issue.

On Aug. 26, catastrophic flash floods near the Nepal-China border killed more than 1,300 people and leaving nearly 5,000 missing. As relief efforts continue, officials are cautioning there is a significant risk of secondary disasters on both sides of the valley. Stephanie Hallihan has more.

Sadie Love has returned from a Highland dancing competition in Scotland with the title of ‘Best Juvenile Highland Dancer’ in the world. We’ll hear about her journey and the preparations needed to come on the world stage.

An employee at Montréal-Trudeau International Airport has died from his injuries, after being struck by an aircraft around 7:30 p.m. ET Monday evening. The airport marshaller was caught underneath the wheels of a Paris-bound plane, operated by French Bee, as it was reversing on the tarmac. Global’s Matthew Piscina reports.

This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: Andrew Garfield stars in “The Magic Faraway Tree” as idealistic dreamer who, sensing he and his wife played by Claire Foy are losing their children to gadgets, moves them all to a rundown barn in the English countryside and via an enchanted tree, meet many...

Curve Lake First Nation is moving ahead with installing three new treatment units to clean wastewater from homes and community buildings. The project comes after more than three decades of work toward reliable water services for the community. Marc Woodhouse reports:

U.S. President Donald Trump signed a new executive order in the White House Friday making it easier for cattle farmers to sell and process their own beef. “We’re creating a program where small and medium sized and large ranchers can sell their products directly to consumers, so that they don’t have to go through the...

Global BC’s Sophie Lui sits down with Downtown Eastside provincial adviser Larry Campbell to discuss his contract extension and get his action plan for the troubled neighbourhood for the next 6 months.

Three weeks after the Oka-Hudson ferry resumed service following a months-long shutdown, some users say the crossing has been unreliable because of changing schedules and long wait times. But as Elizabeth Zogalis reports, the company that operates the ferry says it has worked out the kinks and that it should be smooth sailing moving forward.

A little more than six months after Vancouver police opened a new policing district dedicated to the Downtown Eastside, commercial break and enters in Chinatown have skyrocketed. Kristen Robinson reports.

CUPE 5430, the largest healthcare union in Saskatchewan, is sounding the alarm on what it calls chronic understaffing and worsening conditions.  Union president Bashir Jalloh joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with the results of a new report and the province’s response.

After a temporary bump in sales this summer, Canada’s housing market is showing signs of slowing down, with sales down in every major sector.  Personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq joins Miranda Anthistle with how continuing economic uncertainty is playing a role.