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On Tuesday, Manitoba Advocate for Children and Youth Sherry Gott referred to a “listening tour composed of opinions from Manitoba youth that shows youth feel under-supported, feel they don’t have access to resources, and have trouble with welcoming environments.”

On Thursday, Sherri Gott with Manitoba Advocate for Youth and Children said, “The work that was done here previously was good, but we need to ensure all voices are heard, including advocates.”

We speak with Sherri Aikenhead, author of the best-selling book Mommy Don’t, to get reaction to convicted killer Penny Boudreau being granted another day pass from prison and what the future holds when it comes to full parole.

Back to school means back to germs! Pharmacist Sherry Torkos shares quick tips for a healthier school year, from the power of vitamin C to effective hand sanitizer choices. Don’t miss out on essential advice for a germ-free start!

The horrific case of foster parents torturing and starving two children in their care, one who died, has outraged the First National Leadership Council saying more should have been done. Spokesperson Chery Casimer says there needs to be accountability at the highest level. This was on the day B.C.’s Child and Youth Advocate Jennifer Charlesworth...

We talk with Sherri Aikenhead, author of the new book “Mommy Don’t – From Mother to Murderer, The True story of Penny and Karissa Boudreau.” Mommy Don’t takes readers on a heart-pounding journey into the unfathomable question: how could a mother murder her own daughter?

A miraculous survival story for one lucky dog off the Sunshine Coast. Thorne was sitting in her favourite spot on owner Sherry Duncan’s boat before disappearing into the water.

Not only are many of us working from home, most companies are now using remote interviews as part of their hiring process. What does a remote job interview look like and how do you best prepare? People & Culture Director Sherri Rabinovitch joins Global’s Andrea Howick with some answers.

Sat, Nov 7: Canada’s Walk of Fame 2015 The 2015 inductees including Don Cherry, Ron Maclean, and Michael Bublé receive their stars on the red carpet and reminisce about what makes them proud to be Canadian. Liem Vu reports.

Don Cherry didn’t hold back in his Coach’s Corner segment saying Team Russia had no class or honour after many players left the ice before O Canada was played following their loss to Canada in the gold medal game at the World Hockey Championship.

October is world menopause month, but don’t sweat it. Sherry Torkos, pharmacist and author of the Canadian Encyclopedia of Natural Medicine, dropped by with some great advice to share on how women can take action and manage the symptoms of menopause and improve their quality of life.

“Coach’s Corner” host and NHL legend Don Cherry chats all about his new book “Hockey Greats and More”, which shares stories of some of the most legendary athletes and figures of our time. Plus, the fashion maven of the sports world lets his opinions fly on Hollywood’s style scene.

Hockey Night in Canada’s Don Cherry caused some ripples during his Coaches Corner segment on Saturday night when he slammed the Carolina Hurricanes for their elaborate post game celebrations.

Sportsnet and Coach’s Corner co-host Ron MacLean issued apologies after controversial comments from Hockey Night in Canada commentator Don Cherry on Saturday night. Cherry said he’s less frequently seeing people wearing poppies, singling out immigrants from the Greater Toronto Area.

Outspoken sports commentator, Don Cherry is facing online backlash. He made comments complaining that he rarely sees people wearing poppies ahead of Remembrance Day, in particular people he perceives to be new immigrants. He suggested that they were unappreciative of veterans. Sean O’Shea reports.

Following Don Cherry’s recent controversial remarks, Dean Oliver, Director of Research at the Canadian Museum of History, looks back on the the proud history of immigrants who served Canada and how wearing poppies and remembering those who served is not in decline.

Hockey commentator Don Cherry has been fired from Coach’s Corner after he suggested on Saturday that too few immigrants wear poppies in support of Canadians veterans. Elizabeth McSheffrey has more.

After more than three decades on Hockey Night in Canada, Don Cherry is out. Cherry came under fire after controversial comments he made during the ‘Coach’s Corner’ broadcast Saturday night. As Lisa MacGregor reports, the news has garnered intense reaction as well.

Speaking with Global’s Morganne Campbell on Tuesday, former “Coach’s Corner” host Don Cherry said he regrets using the term “you people” to describe new Canadians during a segment which aired on Saturday which ultimately cost Cherry his job. Cherry also maintained that the “silent majority” of Canadians still support him after his ouster from the...