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A staggering amount of care is needed for anyone injured in the Russia-Ukraine war, especially those who have suffered facial wounds. Heather Yourex-West looks at how Ukrainian eye surgeon Dr. Pavla Ivaniuta is training in Calgary to help people back home.

The Vancouver Police Department is moving forward with plans to open its own police academy. We speak with the VPD’s Deputy Chief Andrew Chan about the need to train officers to meet the unique needs of Vancouver.

The B.C. budget shows a pause is coming to long-term care home building. The situation is causing concern for many, including the Alzheimer Society of BC and Yukon. Director of Engagement, Rebecca Frederick, joins Jennifer Palma.

WATCH: Swedish mining equipment company Sandvik is breaking ground on a new $51-million facility in northern Saskatoon intended to support critical mineral customers across the province.

Farmers across the Maritimes are reeling after the federal government closed the Nappan Experimental Farm in Nova Scotia, saying the decision will hurt the region’s agricultural sector. Mitchell Bailey reports.

Dale Oviatt, the communications director for WinSport, discusses how its facilities in and around Calgary have played a major role in developing the Canadian Olympic athletes who are going for gold in Italy.

The Southern Alberta Collegiate Institute has been operating without a permanent home since it was founded in 2023, but as of Friday, the organization moved into a newly renovated building at Lethbridge Polytechnic. As Justin Sibbet reports, the location will help expand education for middle and high school students interested in automotive, electrical, agriculture, carpentry,...

Two facilities in Atlantic Canada that play a role in maintaining the salmon population are set to close. The decision is leaving experts and advocates worried about the potential impacts. Johnny James reports.

The ReYu Paralysis Recovery Centre is a leading Western Canadian neurorehabilitation facility right here in Edmonton that has been dedicated to empowering children and adults living with paralysis and neurological disabilities through innovation and personalized recovery programs. ReYu founders Bean Gill and Nancy Morrow joined Global News Morning Edmonton.

The way Edmonton Police Service officers identify suspects could soon change. EPS will be the first police agency in the world to test facial recognition body cameras made by American company Axon. Jasmine King has more on how they will work.

The City of Peterborough’s integrity commissioner has cleared Mayor Jeff Leal of breaching city council’s Code of Conduct following his use of an anti-Black racial slur during a Trent University guest lecture last March. More:

The Alberta Union of Professional Employees is speaking out after two patients assaulted a health-care worker at Alberta Hospital, a psychiatric facility on the northeast edge of Edmonton. While Recovery Alberta said workplace violence is rare, the AUPE says that’s not the case. Kabi Moulitharan explains.

A series of video billboards in Toronto’s PATH system are using facial detection cameras to count foot, traffic, estimate age and the sex of people walking by the company says the data is anonymous and deleted within milliseconds, but privacy experts have concerns. Kevin Gallagher has more.

A Durham Region Deputy Police Chief has been suspended for allegedly using a racial slur.

Nova Scotia RCMP say illegal cannabis was seized in Eskasoni First Nation, Potlotek First Nation, Paq’tnkek First Nation, Waycobah First Nation, and Digby. As Ella Macdonald reports, Indigenous activists say this is further evidence they’re being racially targeted.

An independent investigation is underway after a racial slur was allegedly used by a member of the Durham Regional Police service in a meeting with fellow black officers. Moosa Imran reports.

We check in with Nick Jennery, CEO of Partners for Care, to talk about the new WellTide Health facility being built in Osprey Village.

A supercomputer associated with the University of Toronto is helping researchers across Canada speed up discovery and create larger AI models. Global’s Megan King took a tour of the facility that’s undergoing an AI expansion — which experts say will be transformative for researchers.

On Sunday, desalination plants became a new target for the U.S. and Israel in the Middle East. Both Iran and Bahrain say their facilities have been hit. Candice Cole looks at what this could mean for the water supply that everyday Iranians and many people in neighbouring Gulf states depend on to live.

Scott Moe steps into the bear pit at the Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities convention. Regina city council talks funding for the new indoor aquatic facility and changes to transit fares. The provincial government announces new legislation that helps Saskatchewan gun owners get fair value for their prohibited firearms under the federal buyback program.