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A Paralympian’s charitable organization is helping blind children build confidence and develop self-sufficiency through their early years. Jay Durant has more for “This Is BC.”

Hanna Love’s two sons have Usher’s syndrome and although you could not tell it, given how active the five and seven-year-old are now, the boys will go blind, and may completely lose their hearing as they age. There is no cure, but the family is trying to give them as many experiences to remember now...

Federal NDP leader Jagmeet Singh says the Trudeau Liberals should not be allowed to keep ending major labour disputes with binding arbitration. Singh joins Global News Morning to talk about that and the legacy of former B.C. Premier John Horgan.

The federal labour minister has ordered binding arbitration to end the multi-day labour dispute that’s shut down container traffic at B.C.’s port facilities. Alissa Thibault reports.

Labour Minister Steve MacKinnon ordered an end to work stoppages at Canada’s largest ports in British Columbia and Quebec on Tuesday, imposing “final and binding arbitration” on the parties. MacKinnon said that despite directing the parties back to the table in recent days, there has been little progress in negotiations.

Pickles are having a major moment, popping up everywhere from snacks to drinks! Julia Grieve joins us with a lazy yet quick guide to all-things pickles, from the history of pickling to an easy shortcut for making your own. She’ll also show us how to whip up a simple dill pickle and put our taste...

Despite not being able to see, blind singer and musician Jugpreet Bajwa has more than 20 years of live performances under his belt, on some of the biggest stages in the country. Now, he is mentoring the next generation of musical talent, through a program called “Wingspan”. Here’s Jay Durant with this is BC.

White House national security spokesperson John Kirby said Wednesday that it was “too soon” to say whether the latest events in the Middle East would affect prospects for a ceasefire agreement, following the assassination of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. “We have and will maintain a level of readiness to preserve our national security interest in...

Get ready for a holiday thriller like no other! In Mistletoe Murders, a Christmas shop owner teams up with a detective to solve a string of local murders. Stars Sarah Drew and Peter Mooney join us to discuss the surprising blend of festive cheer and dark mystery, their on-screen dynamic, and the secrets Sarah’s character,...

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh visited Winnipeg to take part in a Labour Day march with union leaders on Monday. During the event, Singh criticized the federal government for imposing binding arbitration on rail workers. He also called out Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, expressing concerns about potential cuts to pensions and employment insurance.

The federal government has ended another major labour dispute by imposing binding arbitration. Concordia economics professor Moshe Lander discusses why this keeps happening.

The union representing port foremen in B.C. has launched a constitutional challenge after it was ordered back to work by the federal government. Earlier this month, Labour Minister Steven Mackinnon ordered binding arbitration in the labour dispute between the ILWU Local 514 Union and the BC Maritime Employers Association.

Canadian-produced series ‘Mistletoe Murders’ debuts on the W Network on Nov. 18. The eight-episode series is based on the hit podcast of the same name, and brings a mysterious twist to the holiday season. Star Sarah Drew joined Vinesh Pratap to discuss the surprising blend of festive cheer and dark mystery, and the secrets Sarah’s...

Natalie Sexton reveals the must-have pyjamas of the season, blending luxe fabrics with effortless style. She shows us how to stay chic and cozy at home. Whether you’re lounging or hosting a laid-back brunch, Natalie’s picks promise to keep you looking fab all night long!

What’s driving the demand for food banks; and the solutions these aid agencies are calling for. When Canada’s busiest ports could reopen, now that Ottawa has imposed binding arbitration on locked-out dock workers. New details of an alleged terror plot in Ottawa: whom two teens were targeting, according to court documents. Plus: the mission in...

We head into the laughter and chaos of Shrinking! In Season 2, Jason Segel’s unconventional therapist takes his candid approach to new heights, resulting in hilarious outcomes. Jason and co-star Michael Urie talk to us about the show’s success and celebrating an Emmy nomination. They also share their experiences working with Harrison Ford and how...

Organizer Geoff Scotton joins Global News Morning Calgary with details on the 2024 Calgary New and Used Ski Sale which runs from Oct. 25-27 at Max Bell Centre with consignment nights on Oct. 23-24. Thousands of items from skis, snowboards, bindings and boots will be up for sale all in support of three local non-profit...

The town of Barrhead, Alta., is set to hold a binding plebiscite that would limit the types of flags and crosswalks on public spaces. Erik Bay reports,

The town of Barrhead is set to hold a binding plebiscite that would limit the types of flags and crosswalks on public spaces. United Conservative Party members will soon vote on Premier Danielle Smith’s leadership. The Assembly of First Nations is meeting to decide on a historic settlement with the federal government.

University of Manitoba Law Professor Bruce Curran discusses the federal government’s move to intervene in the rail dispute between CN and CPKC and its workers, and why Ottawa waited as long as it did before it stepped in.