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Inaugural Saskatchewan Open Farm daysAug. 10 and Aug. 11 welcomed the first ever Saskatchewan Open Farm Days, a chance for residents to learn more about where their food comes from.Aug 11
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‘Cannonball!’: Water restrictions ease in time for Calgary inaugural summer heat waveCalgary is currently experiencing its first heat wave of summer, with 30 ° C temperatures expected to last until at least Wednesday. Fortunately, there are a few added options for those looking to find relief from the heat this week. Sarah Offin explains.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryJul 8
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Halifax’s inaugural women’s pro soccer club inspiring fansHalifax’s inaugural women’s professional soccer club now has an official name and logo, and is readying for kickoff in 2025. As Megan King reports, young fans and aspiring soccer players are drawing inspiration from the team.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 14
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iHuman hosts inaugural youth art showUsing art to support at-risk youth. iHuman Youth Services has launched a new event that both creates new masterpieces and raises money. Jaclyn Kucey has more on the Canvas for Hope event.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 11
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Saskatoon Berries look back on first WCBL season following playoff lossWATCH: The Saskatoon Berries’ inaugural WCBL season is now over, but brought a summer full of memories and growth for the team and the local baseball community.SportsAug 14
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WCBL East Final Game 3: Moose Jaw (5) vs Saskatoon (3)WATCH: It’s the end of the road for the Saskatoon Berries falling in three games in the WCBL East Final to the Moose Jaw Miller Express, seeing their inaugural season come to a close.SportsAug 14
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: August 14Even with a partner found, and a plan in place, more questions remain about the potential downtown arena and entertainment district. Also – the Saskatoon Berries’ inaugural WCBL season is now over, but brought a summer full of memories and growth for the team and the local baseball community.Global News at 5 SaskatoonAug 14
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Saskatoon Berries ready for first WCBL playoff series in franchise historyWATCH: Clinching the third seed in their division, the Saskatoon Berries will begin their inaugural WCBL playoff series on the road against the Medicine Hat Mavericks in the East semi-final.SportsAug 6
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New chapter of Saskatoon baseball written with inaugural Berries home openerWATCH: Over 2,200 fans packed into Cairns Field to take in the first home game in Saskatoon Berries history, marking a new era for WCBL baseball in the city.SportsMay 29
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Local athlete chasing inaugural PWHL championshipThe 2024 PWHL finals continue Friday, May 24 with game three on the line for Minnesota VS Boston and Saskatoon’s Sophie Shirley. PWHL Play-by-Play voice Daniella Ponticelli breaks down the playoffs, local athletes, and their successful first season.Global News Morning SaskatoonMay 24
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Inaugural season set to begin on the diamond for WCBL’s Saskatoon BerriesWATCH: Ten years after WCBL baseball was last played by a Saskatoon-based club, the expansion Saskatoon Berries are ready for opening pitch of their inaugural season.SportsMay 24
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Inaugural festival explores the art and science of cocktailsThere is a new festival in town dedicated to celebrating the art of cocktails. Northern Hospitality owner and organizer of Montreal’s first-ever Cocktail Fest, Kevin Demers, joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella with all the refreshing details.Global News Morning MontrealMay 17
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Inaugural Mental Health Summit brings prominent wellness advocates in CalgaryCalgary Academy was host to the first-ever Mental Health Summit focusing on Canadian schools. As Joelle Tomlinson reports, it’s sparking important conversations and drawing in familiar faces.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 17
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Lakeshore General Hospital in Pointe-Claire gets new temporary ERA new temporary emergency department is about to open at the Lakeshore General Hospital in Pointe-Claire. The new structure comes after an investigation last year in the wake of a series of emergency department deaths since 2019. The new unit will be in place until the old is renovated. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.May 14
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Symposium looks at African Nova Scotian experience in criminal justice systemAn inaugural symposium in Halifax explored the unique challenges faced by African Nova Scotians within the criminal justice system. Amber Fryday reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 18
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Inaugural spirit release to support Vancouver Firefighter CharitiesVancouver Firefighter Charities is doing a lot of good work in our community with various initiatives, and now there’s an inaugural project aimed at raising more money to help those in need. Brandon Davies, and Alex Rempe with Vancouver Firefighter Charities tell us more about “Backdraft”.Global News Morning BCMay 5
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton: June 11In this Tuesday, June 11, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Carole Anne Devaney and Scott Roberts, City of Edmonton administration tells council its environmental policies are driving up capital budget costs, severe summer weather sweeps across Alberta, gun violence is going down in despite recent police shootings and iHuman Youth...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 11
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Montreal prostitution abolition world congress march met with pro-sex work protestMontreal hosted the fourth world congress for the abolition of prostitution on Saturday, inaugurated by a march for survivors of sexual exploitation. As Matilda Cerone reports, the event was met with counter-protests from pro-sex work activists.CanadaJun 1
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Global News Montreal at 6: June 1A key route for West Islanders to access Montreal’s Highway 13 has been shut down indefinitely. Alarming cracks were discovered during a recent inspection, and now many local motorists are frustrated. As Dan Spector reports, local mayors are blasting city authorities for the way the situation is being handled. Montreal hosted the fourth world congress...Jun 2
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Calgary researchers explore new Parkinson’s therapyResearchers at the University of Calgary are making progress in finding new Parkinson’s treatments. As Sarah Offin reports, the inaugural Parkinson’s in the Park hopes to bring awareness to Canada’s fastest-growing neurological disease.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryMay 31