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Crime gangs around Europe are increasingly robbing valuable jewels and gold from cash-needy museums like the Louvre, but while law enforcement often catches the thieves, they struggle to recover the priceless goods, police and art experts say. Only a small pool of criminals would be capable of such a job as Sunday’s brazen robbery in...

It’s a savoury dish perfect for breakfast or brunch and here to show us how it’s done is Chef Rahul Negi, the owner of Loam Bistro in North Vancouver.

Dozens of dachsunds darted, dashed– and got distracted– in a race that meant more than just bragging rights. Fans filled the stands at the Kawartha Downs racetrack near Peterborough Saturday to watch a pack of wiener dogs line up for one of the year’s most unusual races. Nearly 300 people RSVP’d online, and hundreds more...

Thai cuisine is rich with flavours and colours. Nutcha Phanthoupheng, Executive Chef and Owner of Baan Lao Fine Thai Cuisine shows Jennifer Palma how to create a delectable dish on Global News Morning Weekend BC.

WATCH: Aerobiology Research Laboratories director Daniel Coates says this week May 5 – 11 they are looking at very high levels of birch and ash in Saskatoon. Meantime, poplar is coming down a little bit to moderate levels. He adds upcoming weeks will start to see high levels of oak, pine, and grass.

A Global News investigation has uncovered how scrap metal was being taken from the city works yard and sold for cash. As Catherine Urquhart reports, it was being done by employees at the request of management.

The final televised debate of the Ontario election campaign saw Liberal Party Leader Bonnie Crombie lash out at Progressive Conservative Party Leader Doug Ford on the issue of health care Monday. Looking directly at Ford, Crombie said the system was, “Broken — it’s in crisis,” adding ,”And you’re bragging about what you’ve done? It’s been...

The national association representing Canada’s restaurants wants Ottawa’s GST/HST holiday made permanent, as it’s helping some cash-strapped Canadians dine out more often. Kyle Benning has the details and more in Business Matters for February 7, 2025.

It’s Flavour Friday, and we’re diving into chocolate heaven with Canada’s baking sweetheart, Anna Olson! The host of ‘Great Chocolate Showdown’ gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the new season, shares her go-to brownie recipe, and reveals the secret to perfect fudgy frosting. Plus, she’s dishing out tips for beginner bakers to whip up confidence...

The search is on for a couple involved in a “snatch and grab” at a Nanaimo bank. Nanaimo RCMP say a suspect entered the Bank of Montreal on Island Highway North early Friday afternoon. When a customer received a sum of money from a teller, the thief – who was standing in line – suddenly...

Fine dining has been trending recently, largely due to popular television shows, but it can feel overwhelming and unattainable to some. Michelin-starred chef Daniele Corea joins Ross Hull to discuss some of his favorite dishes from his award-winning restaurant, Danico.

Fine dining has been trending recently, largely due to popular television shows, but it can feel overwhelming and unattainable to some. Michelin-starred chef Daniele Corea joins Ross Hull to discuss some of his favorite dishes from his award-winning restaurant, Danico.

Several restaurant owners are feeling helpless and frustrated after a string of dine and dashes. As Craig Momney reports, they are concerned it is on the rise and costing them thousands of dollars.

Alberta prepares for what Donald Trump’s “America First” policies could mean for the province and the economy. The province revamps the law around how private information is protected. Calgary restaurant owners say they are seeing an increase in dine and dash incidents and it is cost them thousands.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get a preview of Taylor Swift’s first concert in Toronto. Plus, we get a full entertainment roundup with Morgan Hoffman. Also, we look at how you can host the ultimate Taylor Swift-inspired celebration. Plus, we catch up with Eddie Redmayne as he dishes on his new series....

From living on the streets of India at five years old, to becoming one of Toronto’s top chefs, Sash Simpson knows what it takes to work hard and give back.  Susan Hay has the story.

The Premier taking aim at GTA congestion by promoting the idea of an expressway under highway 401. An alleged case of dining and dashing takes a dramatic turn. And, the province launches an investigation into the TDSB after young students were taken to a heated political protest.

It’s harvest time, and getting crops to market is critical for Canadian grain growers. If farmers can’t ship what they’ve grown, they face serious cash flow problems and won’t be able to pay the bills for all their input costs. Now, with hundreds of unionized workers behind picket lines at the port of Vancouver, everything...

Schools in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario have become the latest to ban cellphones in classrooms, bringing those provinces in line with most of the rest of Canada. How students are feeling about the new rules; how Canada can learn from other countries; and the toll social media and algorithms can have on mental health. Cameras...

It’s a classic dish that is a staple in many fine restaurants. In this edition of Weekend Dish, we’re making Vendome’s famous French onion soup!