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18 killed after explosion at Pakistan glue factoryAt least 18 people are dead after a boiler explosion at a glue factory in Faisalabad, Pakistan on Friday. As well as the fatalities, the blast injured several others, triggered a fire at the factory, and damaged nearby homes. The explosion is believed to have been triggered by an internal gas leak, according to Punjab...Nov 21
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BIV: Leaked report says province has overestimated timber supplyA leaked report says province has overestimated the timber supply, and Vancouver has already completed 95% of housing projects that were started 2 years ago. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.CanadaNov 19
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Carney wants a new pipeline. BC says that won’t happen. Who comes out on top?In the second segment of This Week in Politics on “The Ben Mulroney Show”, Ben welcomes back guests Dimitri Soudas, Former Director of Communications for Stephen Harper, and Max Fawcett, Lead Columnist for Canada’s National Observer. The trio discuss Mark Carney’s comments on Canada’s oil and gas industry in Toronto last week, and contrast that...The Ben Mulroney ShowNov 10
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Province steps up land ruling info campaignThe premier’s office is making another attempt to ease concerns of Richmond residents fearful about the impact of the Cowichan land ruling. As Jordan Armstrong reports, the latest outreach is leaving many questions unanswered for both property owners and the local MLA.Global BCNov 10
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Jays fans riding highs of ALDS series lead as Toronto heads to NYCAfter a dominating weekend where the Toronto Blue Jays took a commanding 2-0 lead in the ALDS, fans are buzzing. But as the series shifts to the Bronx, the Jays aren’t taking their foot off the gas just yet. Matthew Bingley reports.Oct 6
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Regina Council begins new budget process with $45M shortfallRegina residents are getting an early look at what it could cost to keep the city running in 2026. A preliminary forecast shows expenses at $555 million, leaving a $45-million funding gap – equal to nearly a 13 per cent property tax increase if covered by taxes alone.Sep 5
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Business Matters: Hudson’s Bay has repeatedly threatened to end lease deal with B.C. billionaireNew court filings show Hudson’s Bay has threatened to end a lease deal it has with a B.C. billionaire who wrote directly to a judge twice to try to persuade him to view her favourably. In a 50-page package Ruby Liu sent to Ontario Superior Court judge Peter Osborne, Liu says the company warned it...CanadaJul 30
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Global News at 6 Toronto: August 26, 2025An investigation is underway after a large amount of rags caused a major sewage spill in Taylor-Massey Creek, leaving a foul stench and killing wildlife. The Ford government says it has no plans to lift its ban on American spirits, despite the federal government easing tariffs in the trade war with Washington. And, shocking details...Global News at 6 TorontoAug 26
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Giant turkey leg and cricket hot dog join CNE Food Hall of FameAn investigation is underway after a large amount of rags caused a major sewage spill in Taylor-Massey Creek, leaving a foul stench and killing wildlife. The Ford government says it has no plans to lift its ban on American spirits, despite the federal government easing tariffs in the trade war with Washington. And, shocking details...Global News at 6 TorontoAug 26
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General Motors to build next generation Silverados in Oshawa amid U.S. tariff threatsGeneral Motors Canada has confirmed the next generation of gas-powered Chevrolet Silverado pickup trucks will be built at the Oshawa assembly plant in a series of recent social media posts. This is despite ongoing U.S. tariff threats. Earlier this year, there were fears production could move south of the border after GM announced it will...Aug 22
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Manitoba wildfires: Officials say fire has entered town of Leaf RapidsAt a press conference Thursday afternoon, Kristin Hayward with the Manitoba Wildfire Service told reporters that flames had jumped the Churchill River and entered the town of Leaf Rapids, Manitoba.CanadaJul 24
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Global National: June 27A dramatic reversal from the U.S. president could have major implications for Canada. Donald Trump has broken off trade talks, blaming Canada’s plan to impose a digital services tax on big American tech companies starting on Monday. And he’s threatening new tariffs as well. Trump’s decision breaks a commitment he made to Prime Minister Mark...Jun 27
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Summer travel hacks: The secret weapon against dead phones and bug bites revealedFrom sun hats to snack hacks, Shoana Jensen joins us with her top summer packing essentials to take you from the car to the cooler without breaking a sweat. Discover stylish sun protection, leak-proof food containers, pet-friendly gear, and even a secret weapon against dead phones and bug bites. Whether you’re beach-bound or trail-trekking, Shoana’s...The Morning ShowJun 18
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Iranian missile strikes leave trail of destruction near Tel Aviv, other cities in IsraelIsraeli cities near Tel Aviv were rocked by Iranian missile strikes overnight, damaging residential buildings and leaving behind widespread destruction. Emergency crews pulled survivors, including a baby, from the rubble in cities like Ramat Gan and Rishon LeZion. The overnight barrage followed Israel’s largest-ever airstrike on Iran, which had the stated aim of halting Iran’s...WorldJun 14
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Lynn Lake residents forced to evacuate as northern Manitoba wildfire approachesWhile some Manitoba wildfires are easing up, residents of Lynn Lake in the province’s north are being forced to leave their homes to avoid a nearby blaze.May 27
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Toronto disputing Ontario government’s FIFA World Cup fundingThe province’s pledge of $97 million in funding included the value of provincial services. The city says that leaves it with a nearly $40 million funding gap, and it may need to make cuts to the World Cup budget if the money isn’t found somewhere. Matthew Bingley reports.Global News at 6 TorontoMay 21
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Funding for Vancouver school lunch program restored but gap remainsVancouver city councillors has unanimously approved a motion to restore funding to the school board’s food program. The initiative provides meals to students facing food insecurity. But councillor Pete Fry says that funding model would still leave a gap.Global News at Noon BCMay 8
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Dozens suffer burns after gas pipeline leak triggers massive fire in MalaysiaA massive fire broke out in Malaysia Tuesday after a gas pipeline leak just outside of the capital city. More than 300 people were affected by the blaze, and roughly 145 were treated at nearby Selangor state hospitals.WorldApr 1
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Inflation in Canada cools slightly to 2.3% in MarchOverall inflation eased for Canadians in March amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war that continues to wear on consumer and business confidence. Statistics Canada said Tuesday that the annual pace of inflation cooled to 2.3 per cent last month, compared with 2.5 per cent in February. As Anne Gaviola reports, many economists say this...CanadaApr 15
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Liberals lead dips for 1st time as Conservatives gainThere are just two weeks left in the federal election campaign and the days ahead could be critical for political leaders. Polls had suggested Mark Carney’s Liberal Party had a comfortable lead over the Conservatives, but new data from Ipsos – provided exclusively to Global News – suggests that gap is narrowing. Chief political correspondent...PoliticsApr 13