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A week of remarkable scientific discoveries showing insight into our planet’s past and the creatures that shaped it. Bhavleen Kaur, of the Ontario Science Centre, joins Miranda Anthistle to explain why mountain ice cores are being safeguarded in Antarctica, what the fully sequenced DNA of an Ice Age woolly rhino reveals about extinct species, and...

Journalist and author Danny Funt joins Global’s Antony Robart to talk about the risks and pitfalls of sports betting, both for those who choose to do it, and for sports and athletes themselves.

Canadian beef is returning to China for the first time in years, following an import ban that had been in place since 2021. Alberta is Canada’s largest beef producer, and as Jordan Prentice tells us, local farmers are saying access to the Chinese market is a win. 

For generations for Saint John, N.B. locals, TOPS Eatery has been more than just a diner. Now it’s serving its last meals and customers say the permanent closure feels like losing a piece of the city. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

It is being described as a red flag for anyone approaching retirement age, or with an aging parent or relative. A report by B.C.’s seniors advocate says the province is not keeping up with the rapidly growing need for long-term care beds. Taya Fast has the story.

The U.S.-based Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announced that the ‘Doomsday Clock’ stands at 85 seconds to midnight Tuesday – “the closest the world has ever been to midnight.”

Four more Beer Store locations will shut down on March 22, the company confirmed Monday. Locations in Brampton, Toronto, Hamilton and London will be the first closed in 2026. This comes as the retailer is no longer bound by its agreement with the Ontario government.

A Pincher Creek, Alta. woman says she was turned away from her local health centre despite having a genuine need to be there. As Justin Sibbet reports, she’s now afraid to go back despite claiming to have had positive interactions with other staff previously.

B.C.’s Seniors Advocate is sounding the alarm about an acute shortage of long term care beds. Dan Levitt speaks with Global News Morning about how demand is out-pacing supply and his concerns that the problem is only going to get worse.

A Pincher Creek, Alta. woman says she was turned away from her local health centre despite having a genuine need to be there. As Justin Sibbet reports, she’s now afraid to go back despite claiming to have had positive interactions with other staff previously.

WATCH: As China quickly moves to import Canadian beef following the removal of a years-long ban, beef producers in Saskatchewan say they are welcoming the restored trading partner and the stability it will bring to the industry.

The Marvel universe gets a new addition as a struggling actor with secret superpowers finally gets his chance in Wonder Man. Sir Ben Kinsley discusses what’s happened to his character, Trevor Slattery, since we last saw him in Shang-Chi, while Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, who will play Wonder Man, explains how he breaks down and gets...

After a decade-long run, the Kawartha Craft Beer Festival in Peterborough is officially over.Organizers say their unstainable workload has forced them to cancel the annual festival permanently.

There’s nothing ordinary about finding a 14-pound beet in your backyard. That’s exactly what happened on a fall day for one Saskatchewan woman.

The race to replace François Legault as leader of the Coalition Avenir Québec is beginning to take shape, with another senior cabinet minister confirming she will not enter the contest — and will leave politics altogether. Dan Spector reports.

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for no name brand beef burgers due to a possible E. Coli contamination. The patties were sold across the country and have a best before date of May 5th 2026. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Jan. 13, 2025. 

An 11-year-old boy has been charged with criminal homicide after his father was fatally shot in the family’s home. According to Pennsylvania State Police, the boy had his Nintendo Switch taken away shortly before the shooting and was ordered to go to bed. Douglas Dietz, 42, died from a gunshot wound to the head, according...

2025 was a rollercoaster of a year: from an “Elbows Up” election in Canada, to a trade war with the United States, from wars aborad to domestic unrest right here at home. As the year winds down we here at the Ben Mulroney Show look back at the year that was – and cast our...

Speaking at a press conference in Minneapolis on Friday morning, Mayor Jacob Frey angrily pushed back on what he feels is an effort by U.S. President Donald Trump to depict his city as a “post-apocalyptic hellscape” and said that so far this year, half of all the shootings in his city have been carried out...

Good Cheer Brewing owner Nathan Vadeboncoeur says he hopes showcasing beer recipes from centuries past will help beer lovers better appreciate the long history of one of the world’s most popular drinks. Michael King reports.