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Nova Scotia warning residents about heavy rainfall, potential flood riskEnvironment Canada has issued a yellow rainfall warning for parts of Nova Scotia, with concerns raised about localized flash flooding. As Angela Capobianco reports, this comes three years after flash floods took the lives of four people.Global News at 6 HalifaxJul 22
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Food Truck Wars street festival set up this weekend showcasing local vendorsWATCH: Food Truck Wars street festival is ready to go over the next couple of days. Friday, July 24 from 4 p.m.-10 p.m. Saturday noon -10 p.m. and Sunday noon-5 p.m. The festival takes place at the 2700 block of Porter Street and the Lions Arena.EntertainmentJul 24
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Flooding strands 1,500 campers west of Calgary as local emergency declaredRoughly 1,500 people are stranded west of Calgary as several communities remain under a state of local emergency. Days of heavy rainfall have triggered flood warnings and an evacuation alert, with officials warning people to stay away from waterways. Adam MacVicar reports.EnvironmentJun 29
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Heavy rainfall prompts flooding concerns in B.C. and AlbertaParts of southeastern B.C. and southern Alberta are hoping the storm clouds will finally ease, after heavy rain inundated the regions for most of the weekend, causing rapid snowmelt and prompting several evacuation alerts and flood warnings. Grace Ke reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 31
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Flood warnings in effect across cottage countryThe town of Bracebridge is on alert as water levels from spring flooding continue to rise. As Caryn Lieberman reports, the next 48 hours are critical.EnvironmentApr 20
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More N.B. communities under flood warning as Saint John River’s water levels riseTwo New Brunswick communities are under a flood warning while the Saint John River has reached flood levels east of Fredericton. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickApr 21
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St. Catharines mayor says municipalities can’t face flood recovery aloneA state of emergency remains in effect in St. Catharines, Ontario after back to back storms caused widespread flooding across the city. Joining Global News, Mayor Mat Siscoe says Ontario volunteer crews are arriving to help residents with cleanup, but more provincial and federal support is urgently needed. Mat Siscoe warns municipalities cannot afford the...CanadaAug 5
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Health Matters: Canadian Blood Services faces donation shortageThe Canadian Blood Services is currently facing a critical shortage of donations across the country. Since June 1st, the national blood supply has dropped by nearly 20 per cent. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for July 23, 2026.HealthJul 23
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Residents of Peace River warned of possible flooding, to be ready to evacuateAn Alberta Emergency Alert has been issued for the town of Peace River, with residents of the downtown area being told to be ready to evacuate because of possible flooding. The alert was issued just before 5 p.m. on Thursday and is in effect for everyone in the area of the Highway 2 Bridge to...CanadaApr 24
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Town of Banff monitors flood risk as water levels riseTown of Banff Mayor Corrie DiManno joins Global News Morning to talk about the flood risk in the mountain town and a warning of caution for residents and visitors to the area.Global News Morning CalgaryJun 1
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Food Banks Canada’s 2026 Poverty Report CardCanada has made modest gains against poverty and food security according to the 2026 Food Banks Canada Poverty Report Card, but the report also warns that without urgent action whatever progress has been made is at risk of being wiped out. Food Banks Canada CEO Kirstin Beardsley speaks with Global News Morning about why Canada...Global News Morning BCJun 1
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New Brunswick prepares for flood season; Fredericton already under warningFlood season has arrived in New Brunswick with several areas along the Saint John River already experiencing — or expecting– high water levels. As Johnny James reports, high risk zones are preparing supports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickApr 20
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Calgary emergency officials issue boating advisory in anticipation of major rainfallCity officials say up to 80mm of rain could fall in the days ahead, and while they aren’t expecting overland flooding, or major weather-related damage, the city is putting precautions in place including lowering the Glenmore Reservoir and issuing a warning to stay off the city’s rivers. Elissa Carpenter reports.WeatherMay 29
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Father of boy killed in Summerside dog attack testifies at owner’s trialThe father of an 11-year-old boy killed by two large Cane Corso dogs two years ago in south Edmonton took to the stand at the owner’s criminal negligence trial. Wesley Grist gave emotional testimony as he described finding his son Kache Grist’s bloodied body on the kitchen floor. Sarah Ryan reports. WARNING: Disturbing details.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 14
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Champagne says cost of food, rent and gas remains top concern for CanadiansFinance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne says affordability remains one of the biggest challenges facing Canadians and other G7 nations. Speaking Saturday at the 2026 Global Progress Action Summit in Toronto, Champagne pointed to rising housing, food and gas costs as the main pressures facing middle-class families. He also warned global instability, including tensions around the Strait...CanadaMay 9
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City setting up evacuation centre early this year due to flooding in some communitiesWATCH: Ward 10 city councillor Zach Jeffries shares how the city and agencies like Red Cross respond during flood and fire evacuations in the province. Jeffries also discusses Saskatoon Fire Department’s 2025 year in review and surge of overdose calls.PoliticsMay 8
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: May 4Many people across the province are enjoying the return of warm weather but for some communities the beginning of spring is bringing dangerous water levels and flooding. The recent string of collisions with Saskatoon overpasses has one business man offering a potential solution.ConsumerMay 4
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Global News at 6 Regina: May 4Many people across the province are enjoying the return of warm weather but for some communities the beginning of spring is bringing dangerous water levels and flooding. A new study criticizes the provincial government for falling short on potash revenue saying money is being left on the table due to tax loopholes.ConsumerMay 4
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Subway Spice Girl Shan Boodram brings the heat to your subsWe’re going to have a little fun with Subway Canada this morning, starting from the sweet to the heat…but first, we’ll discuss the direct connection between spicy food and romantic relationships. Be warned, what you’re about to see and hear might make your mouth water, and taste buds tingle! Spicy cuisine is a Canadian obsession!...The Morning ShowApr 28
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Students food insecurityThe rate of food insecurity among post-secondary students is underestimated. This according to a recent survey that examined eating habits among university and CEGEP students in Quebec. Food security advocates warn that with rising food costs they expect the situation to worsen. Phil Carpenter reports.CanadaApr 22