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  • Survivor 46: Venus explains what sets Canadian contestants on the show apart
    Toronto’s Venus bids adieu after her torch extinguishes on TMS Torch Talk. She ponders the curse of the hidden immunity idol and delves into her intense clash with “Q” at tribal council. Plus, Venus reflects on the success of Canadian contestants on the show, exploring what sets them apart in the game.
    The Morning Show
    May 10
  • Eurovision 2024 faces backlash amid allegations against Dutch contestant, Israel’s involvement
    Every May, Europeans unite to cheer on their own, or favourite, countries in the historical Eurovision Song Contest. What is Eurovision? An international song competition organized by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), which sees singers and musical acts from a host of countries vie for the number one spot. This year, however, the beloved event...
    Entertainment
    May 11
  • Eurovision 2024: “The most insane thing” says Switzerland’s Nemo after winning song contest
    Swiss rapper and singer Nemo spoke to reporters on Sunday after winning the Eurovision song contest the night before, beating out the Croatian entrant, who had been among the bookmakers’ top-three to win the competition.
    Trending
    May 12
  • Tim Hortons customers in Calgary burned by popular contest
    A growing number of Canadians are calling out Tim’s after they were notified they won a pricey prize — only to have the coffee giant say they didn’t. Tomasia DaSilva reports.
    Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
    Apr 18
  • Town of Whitby sets up live feed and contest for nesting Canada Goose
    The Town of Whitby is welcoming two new residents, who have decided to make the front entrance of town hall their home. The town has set up a contest and live feed to keep an eye on the mama goose, that the town has named Whitley.
    Apr 23
  • Peterborough area’s “Big Flip” contest could be a win for you and the environment
    To celebrate Earth Day, Habitat for Humanity PKR is teaming up with Chemong Home Hardware Building Centre for the “Big Flip” contest. The goal? Support sustainable practices by upcycling a piece of furniture and sharing the process online, before the end of April.
    Apr 19
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  • Contest launched for ideas of what to do with Olympic Stadium’s old roof
    The roof of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium is going to be replaced. Now, the fate and future of the old one is in the hands of the public. Global’s Brayden Jagger Haines reports on a new contest to repurpose the materials.
    Apr 17
  • Tim Hortons customers upset over ‘Roll up the Rim’ contest error
    Tim Hortons is under scrutiny for a Roll up the Rim contest mishap. Several customers received an email that they’d won a boat, only to find out it was a mistake. Kabi Moulitharan explains.
    Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton
    Apr 18
  • Tim Hortons faces proposed class action lawsuit over “Roll Up to Win” contest error
    It’s been less than a week since some Tim Hortons customers received an email telling them they won a boat in the company’s Roll Up to Win contest, only to be informed a few hours later the email had been sent in error and it’s left the company facing some potentially hot water. As Sean...
    Canada
    Apr 22
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  • Taking flight: Concordia students find value in competing in aeronautics design contest
    Two groups of students from Concordia University are celebrating after competing in an international aeronautics design contest in the United States. Team members said that though the experience was fun, the value was in finding solutions to real-world problems that could save lives.
    Mar 25
  • Wolseley, Sask. looking for go ahead goal in Kraft Hockeyville contest
    It is an exciting time in Wolseley, Saskatchewan as they have been named a finalist in the 18th Kraft Hockeyville competition.
    Global News at 5 Regina
    Mar 16
  • Meewasin talks sustainability and the pelican contest
    Magel Sutherland and Samantha Cowan with Meewasin spoke about the recent national sustainability certificate the organization received. Sutherland said this certificate allows them to look at how Meewasin is achieving conservation and education. Cowan spoke about the pelican contest that has been running since 1996.
    Entertainment
    Mar 6
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  • Halifax council to tackle traffic congestion problems
    Drivers may have noticed more traffic congestion on and off the Halifax peninsula lately. It’s the result of construction work, crashes and population growth. As Megan King reports, these growing pains HRM is facing may be addressed by the upcoming regional transportation plan.
    Global News at 6 Halifax
    May 17
  • Empowering Black entrepreneurs through Canada’s Black Pitch Contest
    We explore the world of entrepreneurship with Canada’s Black Pitch Contest, which aims at dismantling racial barriers in business. Founder Jackee Kasandy and last year’s winner, Michelin Khan, join us to discuss the challenges faced by black entrepreneurs, the impact of the contest, and the hopes for the future. Hear firsthand accounts of overcoming obstacles...
    The Morning Show
    Feb 27
  • NDP leadership hopefuls to take part in Calgary debate
    The second official debate in the Alberta NDP Leadership contest is being held Saturday at BMO Centre. MRU political scientist Duane Bratt joins Global News Morning Calgary to discuss how the campaign has gone so far, and what he expects this Saturday.
    Global News Morning Calgary
    May 10
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  • Canadian ‘Survivor’ contestant Jess Chong calls upcoming season a ‘sizzler’
    Jessica “Jess” Chong sat down with Global News to discuss the upcoming season of ‘Survivor’ —one she calls a “sizzler.” She talked about getting on the show, gameplay, and what she found most surprising.
    Entertainment
    Feb 27
  • 5-year-old singer from Ajax viral singing sensation
    A 5-year-old from Ontario is garnering worldwide attention with his voice. He’s the youngest contestant on “Canada’s Got Talent,” going viral on social media. Emma Convey reports.
    May 2
  • YouTube opens applications in Canada for medical content creators to get accredited on platform
    Health misinformation has been spreading largely unchecked around the world, and the consequences can be a matter of life and death. Now, YouTube is expanding a program to Canada that identifies doctors and health experts who are sources of accurate information. Health reporter Katherine Ward has the details.
    Canada
    May 16
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  • Survivor 46: Tiffany eliminated despite idol in hand
    New Jersey artist Tiffany joins us to talk about her Survivor journey in this week’s Torch Talk! She speaks about the mystery behind contestants refusing to play idols and why Liz and the others chose to vote her out.
    The Morning Show
    May 3
  • ‘We need help’: Nanton grain elevators plea for your votes
    Time is running out for the Next Great Save, which is essentially a popularity contest for historic sites across Canada. Two in Alberta are in the mix, including the Nanton grain elevators, where museum staff are trying to restore a community hub for the next generation. Sarah Offin explains.
    Global News Hour at 6 Calgary
    May 3
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