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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.

Beef prices in Canada are soaring, impacting both producers and consumers. Global’s Teagan Rasche has more on what’s behind it, and how it’s impacting buyers.

President Donald Trump claims war on Iran was easier than he thought yet the United States continues targeting that country. What could an end to the conflict look like and could it be worse than the Iraq war? We speak with an American professor teaching in Canada.

Global News Morning speaks with Dalhouse Food Distribution Professor Sylvain Charlebois about what’s driving the surging price of beef and when consumers could see prices come down.

The events of Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson’s gold medal in the 100-meter sprint and his 9.79-second world record, as well as his fall from grace, are chronicled in “Hate the Player: The Ben Johnson Story.” After testing positive for steroid use after the race and being stripped of his medals, he became infamous…now, his story...

Leanne Johnson of GardenWorks shares tips to help improve the quality of your garden soil.

There are growing concerns about addictive behaviour related to online gambling. It’s an enormous business that’s attracting younger players, especially teenage boys. The latest craze that experts find concerning is sports betting. As Tim Sargeant reports, it’s a very slick business that comes with immense social and financial risks.

Beef prices in Canada are up nearly 14 per cent compared to a year ago. In an interview with Global News, Dalhousie Food Distribution Professor Sylvain Charlebois said low cattle inventory in both Canada and the U.S. is pushing prices higher, with no relief expected before mid-2027. He added rising energy costs could further drive...

Fintech company Wealthsimple has received the green light from regulators to offer a new and controversial type of financial trading that would allow Canadians to bet on the outcome of real-world events. Calling it “forecast contracts,” the Toronto-based company said it has not yet announced any plans for such a product at this time. Nivrita...

After contradicting desires for renewed negotiations between the U.S. and Iran, President Donald Trump suggested Thursday that Tehran officials have changed their tone after being “beat to s**t” by the U.S. and Israel militaries over the last month.

Three Quebec families are asking the province to re-examine its process of investigating death or serious injuries at the hands of police. The families say they have lost faith following the conduct of police officers and investigators looking into cases involving their loves ones. Phil Carpenter reports.

The producers of the Oscars have promised that they “want everybody to feel safe and protected” at the 2026 Academy Awards on Sunday, amid reports of an FBI alert about Iran‘s plan to attack California with drones. Then, at the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Awards in Los Angeles, Zendaya stepped out in a white...

A new nursing home in Oromocto has filled all of its beds in their first two months of opening, but New Brunswick’s Seniors Minister says it has not directly resulted in a reduced waitlist for long-term care. Johnny James reports.

An incredible act of kindness from members of two Winnipeg organizations, who travelled a great distance so kids in a remote Manitoba First Nation could have a good bed to sleep on. Melissa Ridgen explains.

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre ramped up his calls for a strategic oil and natural gas stockpile during question period Wednesday. Prime Minister Mark Carney, in response to the Conservative leader, said Canada’s oil exports have “never been higher” and said Canada exports more than 5 million barrels of oil per day.

Has Jim Carrey been replaced? After his appearance at the 51st César Film Awards, some people noticed changes in the actor’s appearance. Now a drag artist, Alexis Stone, is claiming to have impersonated the actor at the event. Also – Justin Timberlake is suing the police to avoid more public details of his 2024 DUI...

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, brother of King Charles and a former prince, has been arrested by Thames Valley Police on suspicion of misconduct in public office over allegations he sent confidential government documents to Jeffrey Epstein, according to multiple U.K. media reports. Police are searching his property and have him in custody at an undisclosed location.

An abnormally dry winter has put large parts of the Prairies in severe to extreme drought conditions. Heather Yourex-West looks at how it’s sparking fears of an early wildfire season, and what this might mean for beef prices.

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.

American actor James Van Der Beek, best known for his role in Dawson’s Creek, has died at the age of 48. His family said in a statement he passed away peacefully Wednesday morning. In 2024, he revealed he was receiving treatment for colorectal cancer. Van Der Beek also starred in Varsity Blues and is survived...