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A new development in the war between the United States and Iran, as U.S. officials are looking into whether Iran was responsible for the hacks in at least 30 Minnesota water plants.

Toronto fire battled a four-alarm blaze at a waste facility in Etobicoke. As Victoria Femia reports, crews called it a “labour intensive” battle.

Defence Minister David McGuinty announced plans to build a facility in Mirabel, Que., for military drone research on Tuesday. A group of 30 organizations will get nearly $30 million over the next two years to establish and operate the program. McGuinty says the hub is aimed at developing and strengthening defence capabilities, adding that drones...

The provincial government is taking steps to allow the expansion of the Tilbury LNG facility in Delta to move forward. The FortisBC project will be exempt from a permit allowing it to move to the next stage. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

Curve Lake First Nation is celebrating a major step toward food security and economic growth with the official opening of its new aquaponics facility on Thursday, July 9.

Woodward Inc. has announced plans to close its manufacturing facility in Peterborough in August 2027. The closure of the facility which makes specialized electromechanical systems for aviation will put about 165 people out of work.

One of the largest manufacturing operations in Peterborough, Ont., has officially changed hands. The new owner – Fairbanks Morse Defense – says the Peterborough facility will now serve as its Canadian headquarters. Marc Woodhouse takes us inside.

A subsidiary of the ready-to-eat meals company Hello Fresh is expanding further into western Canada. A new production facility is now open in southeast Calgary and it’s serving up hundreds of local jobs. Drew Stremick takes a look at the economic impact.

The Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission is in Peterborough this week, collecting environmental samples near the BWXT Nuclear Energy Canada facility on Monaghan Road. Madeleine McColl has more on the sampling process, and how it aims to keep the community and environment safe.

There appears to be a reversal of fortunes in the war in Ukraine, as Russia begins to feel the pressure of escalating Ukrainian strikes on its energy infrastructure. Mackenzie Gray has more.

A South Shore man wants answers after his racial profiling case was dropped by the Quebec human rights commission earlier this spring. He says the move is preventing him from getting justice and stopping police officers from being held accountable. Phil Carpenter reports.

A Winnipeg non-profit facility that provides rehabilitation therapy to individuals with spinal cord or neurological injuries will be closing at the end of this week.

A 12 year-old Chilliwack boy suffered serious facial injuries after being hit by another student on a e-scooter while on his way to school. Taya Fast reports.

Global News Morning’s Matthew Merkel was at the Home Run Sports Training Centre learning about a planned sports facility that will offer new resources for baseball, softball and cricket athletes in the city.

WATCH: Ward 10 Coun. Zach Jeffries discusses the vehicles for hire bylaw which includes taxi drivers across the city. Jeffries also explains the rehabilitation request for Archibald Arena.

A traditional washing ceremony was held in East Vancouver Tuesday night, marking the end of a human rights complaint brought forward by the Heiltsuk Nation. As Catherine Urquhart reports, the nation says the ceremony releases the energy and memory of the bad experience.

The Boat School with the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic now has a new facility. This comes out of an almost decade-long collaboration between the province and federal government, as well as Irving Shipbuilding and the Maritime Heritage Foundation. Angela Capobianco reports.

Construction is underway for a new building designed to process about 50 per cent of all household recyclables in Alberta. Global News got a tour inside to see the new technologies planned for the site near 170 Street and 127 Avenue.

The organization that represents seniors care facilities across the province says it’s worried about a new government push to bring all care facility employees into a recent contract agreement with the BC Hospital Employees Union. Aaron McArthur explains why.

Two drones crashed in Latvia on Thursday, stirring a feeling of insecurity among locals — locals who have long felt threatened after previous drone incursions in Latvian airspace.