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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a recall for no name brand beef burgers due to a possible E. Coli contamination. The patties were sold across the country and have a best before date of May 5th 2026. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Jan. 13, 2025. 

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has issued a national recall for certain Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops with pepperoni and bacon. The move comes amid concerns the product could be contaminated with E.coli. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Dec. 22, 2025

A national recall of Pillsbury Pizza Pops is expanding after an E. Coli outbreak caused 20 people across five provinces to get sick. So far at least four people have been hospitalized. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Dec. 23, 2025.

A law firm in B.C. is launching a proposed class action lawsuit in the wake of an E. Coli outbreak linked to certain Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops. Health reporter Katherine Ward has more on the matter, and what Canadians can do if they believe they have been affected.

29 people have become sick and seven have been hospitalized as part of an E. coli outbreak linked to Pillsbury brand Pizza Pops. The latest data from the Public Health Agency of Canada shows illnesses have been reported in seven provinces nationwide. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Jan. 27,...

A Pizza Pops recall announced before Christmas has been expanded as even more Pillsbury products are now linked to a possible e-coli contamination. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) says the recall now involves several flavours of pizza pops, including three cheese, pepperoni, deluxe, and three meat. Katherine Ward has this story and more for...

Bitter cold temperatures continue to grip Toronto — and it’s expected to get even colder. Environment Canada is warning of wind chills nearing -35 C Saturday night into Sunday morning.

With temperatures lower than negative twenty, some people are headed to Regina airport, to escape the cold completely.

A surge of Arctic air has plunged the Maritimes into bone-chilling temperatures, with wind chills making already frigid conditions feel even colder. On Saturday, residents across the region are bundling up and taking extra precautions as extreme cold warnings remain in effect.

Do you ever wonder why it still gets so cold when the planet is warming? Climate contrarians often point to cold snaps as proof against global warming. It might seem like a paradox, but as Global News Meteorologist Kristi Gordon explains, there is a scientific explanation.

Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay joined Focus Ontario to discuss the completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and the Finch LRT. He also looked forward to the Ontario Line and whether subways are better than light rail.

Heartbreak for a young family who has lost their five-year-old daughter. She was killed in a car crash near Cold Lake involving a prolific offender in a stolen truck who then allegedly stole the vehicle of a good Samaritan who stopped to help. Jasmine King reports.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he was inundated with calls from students over the weekend, worrying about his government’s decision to raise tuition fees and cut OSAP grants, saying he couldn’t fight against post-secondary leaders any longer. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

A panel of three judges has thrown out an attempt by the province to stop the release of government calls on Premier Doug Ford’s personal cellphone, agreeing with Ontario’s transparency watchdog that they should be made public. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

Ontario’s Ford government is using Google Docs to host policy proposals, cabinet remarks and briefing materials, Global News can reveal, raising questions about tracking and security of some of the province’s most sensitive documents. Colin D’Mello reports.

As Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatens to follow through with a retaliatory ban on Crown Royal, the government is now facing a cross-provincial push to back down. Quebec’s finance minister wrote a letter to the Ford government saying pulling the product from the LCBO would risk weakening Canadian supply chains that are already under pressure...

The Ontario Liberals say Bonnie Crombie will immediately resign from her role as party leader rather than waiting for members to select her replacement. Colin D’Mello reports.

The union representing workers at the soon-to-be-closed Crown Royal bottling facility in Amherstburg, Ont., says more than a third of the workforce has already left ahead of the Feb. 28 deadline. Global News’ Queen’s Park Bureau Chief Colin D’Mello reports.

Gas jumps to $1.50 a litre in Edmonton as Middle East conflict drives up the price of oil. A $50,000 cash reward is made available in the cold case of a Hinton girl missing since the 1980s. Ottawa and Alberta reach a prospective deal on major projects. A Calmar family is reunited with their dog...

The death of Ali Khamenei, Iran’s supreme leader, has left many in mourning, while others celebrate on Sunday. As Redmond Shannon reports, strikes have continued across Iran and neighbouring Middle Eastern countries. In the aftermath of the US-Israeli airstrikes, the future of Iran’s leadership remains unclear. More than 40 Iranian officials have been reportedly killed...