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Saskatoon city golf courses open for the summerWATCH: Golfers hit the link as Saskatoon, and Regina open city golf coursesCanadaMay 1
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Edmonton Firefighter’s Burn Treatment Society hosting annual golf tournamentThe Edmonton Firefighter’s Burn Treatment Society is a group of volunteers made up of firefighters, staff from the University of Alberta’s burn unit and burn survivors. The organization raises funds and awareness for research, treatment and the recovery of thermal injuries. Members of the team, Scott Elkow and Owen Chatwin, joined Global News Morning Edmonton...Global News Morning EdmontonApr 30
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Doubts mount over future of LIV GolfAn upstart golf league that lured many of the best players from the PGA may go belly up. Saudi Arabia, which paid a fortune to sign some of the biggest stars, is reportedly poised to pull support for LIV Golf. Eric Sorensen explains why and what it could mean for the sport.SportsApr 19
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Kelowna council approves golf course land swapKelowna city council has approved the contentious rezoning of a golf course for partial redevelopment. While it didn’t meet the needs of everyone, the 5-3 majority agreed it was the best option moving forward for the Kelowna Springs site. Victoria Femia has the story.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganMar 16
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PGA of Alberta Golf Show swings into a new eraMatt Seifert joined Global News Morning to talk about the PGA of Alberta Golf Show and how it has expanded to include pickleball and lifestyle.Global News Morning CalgaryMar 16
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Kelowna golf course decision expected MondayAfter a marathon seven hour public hearing, Kelowna council is now deciding whether to allow the redevelopment of a golf course. as Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, a land swap is being offered to allow construction of an industrial park at the site.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganMar 11
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Kelowna considers golf course land swapEmotions are running high at Kelowna council over the future of a local golf course. The city is considering a land-swap offer from a developer, but Klaudia Van Emmerik explains why some area residents are pushing back against the proposal.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganMar 10
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Peachland golf course and residential development stalledAn Okanagan project that was billed as a major golf course and residential development near Peachland appears to be stalled. And as Travis Lowe reports, the District of Peachland is levying major fines against the developer.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganMar 3
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Canada expands defence partnerships during Gulf visitAt a press conference on Thursday, Minister Anita Anand and Defence Minister David McGuinty promoted Canada’s growing defence and diplomatic ties in the Gulf region. The ministers discussed regional security concerns, support for stability in the Strait of Hormuz and expanding partnerships with Qatar, Oman and the UAE. They also confirmed discussions with Ukraine on...CanadaMay 14
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Adopt a Pet: Liz for adoption at Saskatoon SPCAWATCH: Saskatoon SPCA shares a mix-breed puppy named Liz with Global News Morning. Sheila Gibbons also discusses kitten season and needs this time of year along with their first annual golf tournament coming up.May 15
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Weekend Tee: Johnston Meier Insurance Sandpiper OpenVancouver Golf Tour out at Sandpiper in Harrison Mills for today’s final round of the Johnston Meier Insurance Sandpiper Open. Jay Janower discusses with Fraser Mulholland, Vancouver Golf Tour Commissioner.Global News Morning BCApr 25
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: May 1Following a snow filled April the beginning of May brings warm weather getting Saskatoon residents out to enjoy some much awaited sunshine. With the return of warm weather golfers get out and enjoy the reopening of golf courses.ConsumerMay 1
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Global News at 6 Regina: May 1During construction along Regina’s 11th avenue workers uncover parts of the city’s past as they dig up streetcar lines over 75 years old. With the return of warm weather golfers get out and enjoy the reopening of golf courses.ConsumerMay 1
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Excitement building for GOCF in HalifaxWe check in with Mike Anderson, Chief Comedy Officer with the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival, to get a preview of the lineup for the 2026 event happening in Halifax in August.Global News Morning HalifaxApr 10
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Wolf that escaped South Korean zoo spotted with thermal imaging, still on the looseNeukgu, an approximately two-year-old wolf, is still on the loose, two days after escaping the zoo at South Korea’s Daejeon O-World amusement park. The young canine reportedly escaped its enclosure on Wednesday by burrowing under a fence. Thermal imaging footage captured the same day shows the animal trodding through trees in the surrounding area. As...TrendingApr 10
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Controversial redevelopment proposal for Kelowna golf courseA controversial redevelopment proposal involving the Kelowna Springs Golf Course remains under debate. The city is considering a proposed land swap that would see development company Denciti receive 9.1 acres of municipally-owned industrial land in exchange for a nine-hole golf course.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganFeb 10
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Wolfe Island turbines restart after blade failureIn recent days, wind turbines on Wolfe Island have started to spin again after being shut down following a blade failure weeks ago. But the investigation into what caused the incident is still underway. Jesse Reynolds has the latest.EconomyApr 1
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Tiger Woods crash: New details emerge on alleged cause of the crashNew details about the arrest of PGA icon Tiger Woods, after that crash last week near his home in Florida. We’re learning more about what the golfing legend says led to the crash, and what police say made them suspicious. Woods has pleaded not guilty to driving under the influence.EntertainmentApr 1
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Tiger Woods released after DUI arrestTiger woods has been released from jail after being arrested on suspicion of impaired driving. The golf legend is accused of causing a car crash near his Florida home, marking another setback for the athlete. Nathaniel Dove has the details.U.S. NewsMar 28
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Peterborough celebrates Paralympian Jon Thurston’s gold medal victoryIt was a hero’s welcome for Dunsford, Ont., native Jon Thurston who was invited to drop the puck at the Peterborough Petes game on Thursday. Thurston and his mixed wheelchair curling team recently returned home from winning gold at the 2026 Paralympics in Italy.SportsMar 23