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One of the city’s favourite holiday traditions— the National Ballet of Canada’s ‘The Nutcracker’— has returned to Toronto, Ont. And Tuesday night, the celebrity guest Cannon Dolls were Global News’ own Susan Hay and Anthony Farnell.

A new study by researchers at the Université Laval in Quebec reveals that only a small percentage of Internet users have high confidence in their ability to recognize fake news online. Laval University marketing research specialist Astrid Alemao joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to discuss the survey results.

The BC Ferries CEO is warning passengers a major fare increase is on the horizon. The ferry corporation says the service is being pushed to the limit, while the cost to replace its aging fleet — just keeps climbing. Andrea Macpherson reports

The death of a woman on a B.C. lake in 2010, and the lingering controversy over the role of her husband, are the subject of new docuseries airing on Amazon Prime.

Former Fox News host Pete Hegseth, whom U.S. president-elect Donald Trump has chosen to lead the Pentagon, is facing new allegations of misconduct. Bianca Facchinei explains what Hegseth is being accused of, what else critics are concerned about, and why supporters say he’s the best candidate for the job.

Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Wayans family’s latest comedy, featuring Damon Wayans and Damon Wayans Jr., where work and family collide in “Poppa’s House”. Stars Essence Atkins and Tetona Jackson join us to share their experiences working with the Wayans duo, the fun of playing family roles, and what makes the show so relatable.

Global News has obtained new details about the mysterious Toronto-area man who was quietly convicted in Canada’s biggest-ever fake toonies case. A newly released RCMP investigation report about the case suggests that Daixiong He is an affluent Chinese Canadian businessman who owned, at the time of his arrest, a major Chinese supermarket which Global News...

David Eby was sworn in Monday afternoon as premier and announced his cabinet with many new MLAs taking on ministerial roles.

The House ethics committee approved a motion, put forward by Tory ethics critic Michael Barrett on November 7, calling Employment minister Randy Boissonnault back to testify before the ethics committee for a third time after new court documents revealed more ‘Randy’ texts.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, fresh off a challenging election campaign, announced his new cabinet Thursday with some new faces around the table and many veterans in different portfolios.

A provincial archivist is tapping into the power of nostalgia by sharing footage of classic New Brunswick road trips. Suzanne Lapointe takes us on a trip down memory lane.

Global Calgary’s Leslie Horton has made news in the past with her unique baking skills, but now it is Halloween cookies haunting the Global News Morning set.

Calgary city council has approved a slate of new rules aimed at cracking down on misuse of transit. As Adam MacVicar reports, some advocates feel the changes won’t get to the root of the issue.

Water levels at Williams Lake have been falling at an alarming rate for years, and now the province has announced a plan to help. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, it’s investing nearly $5 billion to build a new dam.

The federal government has unveiled its updated mortgage rules, which are set to take effect on December 15th. How will these new reforms affect the real estate market and homebuyers. Global News real estate expert Nicolas Markou joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with what you need to know.

New research from the University of Calgary is suggesting winters are getting shorter. As Sarah Offin reports, it could mean big changes to Alberta’s usually frozen winter landscape.

Political shockwaves continue to reverberate through the Liberal party. On Saturday, Global News reported that up to 30 caucus members have been secretly signing on to a revolt against the leadership of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. And now, there are some significant changes in the upper echelons of the Liberal Party campaign team. Mackenzie Gray...

B.C. Conservatives run from controversy. The inner turmoil that could tear the party apart. What fake nurse Brigette Cleroux said in court during sentencing and the punishment she is facing. How noted Vancouver street artist Smokey D got clean in Thailand. And why he may never come back.

Morgan Hoffman is back with all the entertainment buzz, diving into the latest updates on Sean Diddy Combs ongoing legal saga. She also speaks about the excitement surrounding a possible Madonna comeback, and the buzz generated by Nicole Kidman’s captivating “Babygirl” trailer release.

The wife of a man hit and killed along Elbow Drive is speaking out, calling for improved safety measures at the intersection where it happened. Calgary police utilize couriers to deliver photo radar tickets amid the Canada Post strike. Parents receive a disturbing fake email from the childcare centre their kids attend.