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Sikh organizations across the country are coming together this afternoon to host a town hall on the ongoing extortion crisis targeting South Asian businesses across Canada. Joining us with more is one person who will be there today, Danish Singh, the national president of the World Sikh Organization of Canada.

With the holiday season in full swing, hosting can quickly turn into a long day in the kitchen. HelloFresh Chef James joins Ross Hull to share practical, time-saving tips to help home cooks prepare a festive meal without the stress. From what can be made ahead of time and how to organize the fridge, to...

The Scott Mission provides essential services for those facing food insecurity, homelessness, and isolation, with demand spiking during the holiday season. Chief Ministry Officer Jonathan Miller, along with Volunteer Arja Tuominen join Candace Daniel to walk us through the mission’s programs, including its Christmas initiatives and food hampers, and explains how the organization fosters dignity,...

Air Transat pilots are on the horizon of a strike action that could see mass flight cancellations heading into the holiday season. Professor Geriant Harvey, DANCAP Chair of Human Organization at Western University, joined our Miranda Anthistle to explain what has led Air Transat to this point, and what makes the airline industry susceptible to...

As the holiday season arrives, food insecurity remains a growing concern as one in four Canadians are uncertain about their next meal. Second Harvest is urging Canadians to embrace a new holiday tradition focused on reducing waste and supporting communities in need. Mike Layton, from Second Harvest, joins Ross Hull to explain the initiative, how...

The festive season brings new décor, treats, and traditions, but also hidden dangers for household pets. Lucas Solowey, from the Toronto Humane Society, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln with Thelma the dog to highlight common holiday hazards, from toxic plants and risky foods to surprising injury risks like unanchored Christmas trees. He also shares details on the...

During our Month of Giving Back we profile smaller charities doing very important work in our community. Today we are turning our attention to Girls Who Leap, an organization helping to provide leadership and mentorship opportunities for young girls in the downtown eastside and grandview woodlands communities. Joining us from Girls Who Leap is Cynthia...

Amy Bontorin with the Calgary Hitmen joins Global News Morning to talk about the goal of collecting 30,000 stuffed animals for this year’s Teddy Bear Toss, and the organizations that benefit.

The Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides transforms lives by pairing Canadians with disabilities with expertly trained service dogs who bring independence, confidence and daily support. Maria Galindo joins Ross Hull to walk us through the journey from puppyhood to advanced training, the critical foundations that set each dog up for success, and the organization’s...

One of Vancouver’s biggest summer events is being cancelled indefinitely. Organizers of the Celebration of Light fireworks festival are saying they have had to pull the plug due to a lack of government funding and private sponsorships. Royce Chwin, Destination Vancouver’s president and ceo joins Global News Morning with more on the potential impacts to...

The Shield of Athena’s Lilac Gala is celebrating 34 years of saving thousands of women and children from domestic violence. Shield of Athena’s Executive Director, Melpa Kamateros, joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to talk about how far the organization has come and the work still ahead to ensure every woman fleeing violence finds...

With Christmas just 31 days away, the festive season is officially underway, and so is the chaos that comes with wrapping gifts, decorating, and hosting. To help bring order to the holiday rush, organizing expert Megan Arthurs joins Ross Hull with practical tips on managing gift-wrapping clutter, keeping décor under control, and hosting without the...

Calgary Economic Development has shared its outlook for 2026 and is expressing optimism despite major trade challenges. The organization’s president and CEO, Brad Parry, joins Global News Morning Calgary to break down the economic forecast.

As we enter the holiday season, many less fortunate members of our community face the challenges of another difficult winter. For this reason, the English Montreal School Board and Pierre de Coubertin Elementary are once again leading the Sox in a Box campaign, an initiative encouraging students and staff to donate new socks to benefit...

Safeeya Pirani joins the conservation organizations as they work to remove invasive plants in Burnaby.

For nearly two decades, charities in Lethbridge have teamed up to better serve the community. As Justin Sibbet reports, a new member organization has joined the campaign this year, aiming to make sure everyone, young and old, has a merry Christmas.

Équité Association releases its latest list of the most stolen vehicles in Canada, and once again, SUVs and pickup trucks dominate the top spots. Bryan Gast, the organization’s National VP of Investigative Services, joins Miranda Anthistle to break down which models are most targeted, what’s being done to tackle auto theft nationwide and the steps...

‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ sees the return for the 3rd time of the elusive heisting magicians known as “The Four Horsemen.” The latest instalment in the franchise introduces a new generation of illusionists joining the effort to perform their most daring heist yet. The star-studded cast of Jesse Eisenberg, Isla Fischer, Dave...

Celebrating their partnership with The Generations Foundation Holiday Food & Toy Drive, The American Women’s Club Montreal celebrates the century old Toy Tea Time event. Organization president Amanda Hunsaker alongside Jeanne Calabrese join Global News Morning host Laura Casella.

As organizations and companies continue to pour over the federal budget, the University of Alberta is excited about major funding that was announced for new research chairs. The money offers a significant opportunity for the University of Alberta to attract some of the world’s best talent — to our city. President and vice-chancellor Bill Flanagan...