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A new partnership is breaking down barriers on the ice, bringing the first-ever Blind Hockey program to Manitoba. Hersh Singh reports.

Dr. Ben Chan is a travelling physician with a passion for making music. Chan’s inspiration to write songs comes from the patients he serves in 97 small communities across Canada. Susan Hay has the story.

WATCH: WJ Agency CEO and marketing expert Ryan Townend explains what’s shaping the industry heading into 2026 while incorporating AI, personalization, and experiences.

January is Braille Literacy Month in Canada, highlighting braille as a foundation of literacy, independence, and opportunity for people who are blind, deafblind, or have low vision. Content creator and advocate Molly Burke joins Ross Hull to share how learning braille shaped her education, confidence, and adulthood, and CNIB’s new national Braille Nails fundraiser with...

Amy Amantea of VocalEye discusses how the organization works to make arts and culture more accessible for people who are blind and partially sighted.

Creative cocktails and cuisine collide at Suite 115, a speakeasy located near Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood. Liem Vu chats with co-owners Jacky Ha and Oliver Leung about how they’re blending their memories with mixology in the not-so-secret space.

On Saturday, a fusion of lights, music and history marked the 800th anniversary of the Cathedral of Saint Michael and Saint Gudula in Brussels, Belgium. Created by LUMINISCENCE, the hour-long experience blended 360-degree video mapping, a live choir and orchestra.

The holidays can be a tough time for many, especially for children trying to navigate different family dynamics in a blended family. Shaleen Sutherland is the author of “Felling my Happiest” and “Feeling my Best”. She joins Jennifer Palma on Global News Morning Weekend BC to talk more about how you can best give your...

‘Shumka’s Nutcracker’ — an annual Christmas tradition in Western Canada — is back. The performance blends the grace and lyrical nature of classical movement with the strength and power of Ukrainian dance. Brothers and dancers Nic and Josh Pacholok joined Global News Morning Edmonton.

The federal Liberals have voted against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre’s non-binding motion that he says will prove whether Prime Minister Mark Carney is serious about building an Alberta-B.C. pipeline. Mackenzie Gray looks at what the Liberals are dismissing as a “cheap political stunt.”

WATCH: Playing together for St. Joseph’s University in the NCAA ranks, Levi Verch and Levi Anderson now find themselves on the Saskatchewan Rush aiming to blend offence and physicality this season in the NLL.

Black Friday is almost here, but this year Canadian shoppers are approaching the day differently than in previous years. With online buying on the rise and a growing push to support local businesses, the traditional one-day frenzy is shifting into a longer, more blended shopping season. Santo Ligotti from the Retail Council of Canada joins...

A new show blending personal stories and music is making its debut in Peterborough this week. The ‘Louder Than Before’ show brings together veteran broadcaster Gill Deacon and Juno award-winning musician Melanie Doane for their first major collaboration. Marc woodhouse has the story.

Cheaper groceries and gasoline helped to drop Canada’s inflation to 2.2 per cent in October. New data from Statistics Canada shows as fuel retailers switcher to cheaper winter blends, gas prices fell faster last month than they did in September. Nathaniel Dove has this story and more in Business Matters for Nov. 17, 2025.

One essential item often left off back-to-school planning is an eye exam. Optometrist Dr. Nisara Bandali, from Finch Avenue Optometry and a spokesperson for the Canadian National Institute of the Blind, discusses with Ross Hull why student success can be impacted by sight, and what signs parents should be looking for.

A Peterborough wellness program that blends Indigenous teachings and trauma recovery is asking city council for help. Dr. Peggy Shaughnessy is looking for city funding to expand “Right to heal” as well as its new home in downtown Peterborough. Marc Woodhouse has the story.

The U.S. Senate passed legislation Wednesday that would nullify American tariffs on Canadian products. While the non-binding vote won’t ultimately take effect, they have proven to be an effective way for Democrats to expose cracks between the president’s trade policy and Republican senators who have traditionally supported free trade. Anne Gaviola has this story and...

BCGEU announced on Friday that its Public Service Bargaining Committee has agreed to enter non-binding mediation with the government. The province has also announced plans to rebuild Hazel Trembath school. Construction won’t start until July 2026 and occupancy won’t be ready until December 2027.

Sad news coming out of Hollywood today as we announce that D’Angelo has passed away at the age of 51, after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis. The Grammy Award-winning singer was known for genre-blending R&B with other types of music, including hip-hop and jazz. In other news: A special homage took place on Dancing with the...

Educated at the Ontario College of Art and Design, Joseph Sagaj, a highly-acclaimed Anishnaabe Artist, blends symbolism, spirituality, and stories of his rich heritage through a variety of mediums that spark conversations. Susan Hay has the story.