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New Brunswick researchers looking into using cold atoms to map gravitational fieldsWhat do lasers, atoms and quantum physics have in common? For a team of New Brunswick researchers, a lot. They are looking to use cold atoms to map gravitational fields, with practical uses for Canada’s National Defence. Anna Mandin has the story.ScienceJun 1
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: June 1It’s been more than a year since the largest wildfire in Nova Scotia’s history spread across Shelburne County. Firefighters from across the province, country and beyond all responded to the community’s call for help. Now, local residents are expressing their thanks through a weekend of celebrations. Also, what do lasers, atoms and quantum physics have...ScienceJun 1
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Global News at 6 Maritimes: June 1It’s been more than a year since the largest wildfire in Nova Scotia’s history spread across Shelburne County. Firefighters from across the province, country and beyond all responded to the community’s call for help. Now, local residents are expressing their thanks through a weekend of celebrations. Also, what do lasers, atoms and quantum physics have...ScienceJun 1
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Refreshing summer lagers: Discover your perfect brewJochen Fahr with Fahr Brewery joins Global News Calgary with some of the brewery’s best beers for the summer season, whether you’re enjoying the outdoors or pairing a lager with barbeque!Global News Morning CalgaryJun 8
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Peterborough Junior A Lakers ready to rollThe Peterborough Junior A Lakers will host Six Nations Friday night at the PMC. The juniors are ready to get the season started. Meaghan Roy reports.May 22
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N.S. resident reflects on wildfires one year laterIt’s been one year since the Tantallon wildfire broke out, destroying 151 homes and forcing more than 16,000 people to evacuate. Now, a Nova Scotia woman who says she was forced to run for her life during the blaze is speaking out to prevent others from enduring a similar experience. Skye Bryden-Blom reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 28
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Lessons learned from Halifax-area wildfire 1 year laterPeople in suburban Halifax are reflecting on a long and difficult road to recovery one year after a wildfire devastated their community and left them with nothing. Heidi Petracek reports on the lessons learned from the disaster, and the improvements residents are still hoping to see.CanadaMay 28
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Westwood Hills resident gives update on neighbourhood one year laterWe speak with Dustin O’Leary, president of the Westwood Hills Residents Association, to reflect on the Tantallon Wildfire and give an update on how the community is doing one year after the devastating fire.Global News Morning HalifaxMay 28
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‘A year of grief’: Family members of Carberry bus crash victims reflect 1 year laterMany family members of victims of the Carberry bus crash are reflecting on a year of heartbreak and resiliency. One year after the crash took the lives of 17 seniors and seriously injured eight others. Marney Blunt reports.Jun 14
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Nebraska woman declared dead in nursing home later found alive in funeral homeA 74-year-old woman who was pronounced dead in a Nebraska nursing home made a startling comeback at a funeral home in Lancaster County, Neb., on Monday. The Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office is investigating and notes that no criminal intent has been discovered at this time.CrimeJun 4
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A winner — or loser — has been declared: Manitoba’s worst road in 2024CAA Manitoba’s annual campaign has revealed 18th Street in Brandon as the province’s worst road.May 22
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OPP continue to investigate toddler’s daycare death near Cobourg one year laterA grim anniversary is approaching for a small central Ontario community. May 25th marks one year since a toddler was found dead on the grounds of a daycare in Baltimore, Ont., just north of Cobourg. As Robert Lothian reports, in the months since, there’s been grief and community support, but few answers.CanadaMay 24
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Ontario cold case: DNA technology helps solve woman’s murder 25 years later, police sayNiagara Regional Police Det. Staff Sgt. Andrew Knevel explains how May 1999 murder was solved using DNA and genetic genealogy connecting the death of a Toronto woman to a suspect from Northern Ontario.CanadaMay 30
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BC’s police watchdog investigates RCMP’s handling of a threat report made by Lumby woman who was killed four months laterHer body was found in a wooded area outside of Lumby in mid-April and tonight we are learning that Tatjana Stefanski went to police expressing safety concerns four months prior to her death. How that report was handled by RCMP is now the subject of an investigation by BC’s police watchdog. Klaudia Van Emmerik has...CrimeMay 24
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BIV: British Columbians force to retire laterA new study finds people in B.C. are being force to put retirement on hold longer than the rest of the country, and people looking to buy homes are needing to moonlight to make ends meet. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.Global News Morning BCMay 1
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Columbine 25 years later: US lawmakers struggle to reduce gun violence decades after tragedyTwenty-five years after two senior students entered Colorado’s Columbine high school and opened fire, killing a teacher and 12 students, there are still so many lessons to take away from that tragedy. Since Columbine, there have been more than 400 school shootings across the U.S. As Caryn Lieberman reports, U.S. lawmakers have struggled to roll...U.S. NewsApr 20
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Alberta woman opens up about RCMP husband’s line-of-duty murder, 17 years laterJodie Baulkham’s late husband Cst. Chris Worden was murdered in 2007 while working as an RCMP officer in Hay River N.W.T. Now, 17 years later, she’s sharing her story of grief and helping those living with mental health challenges in a new book. Quinn Ohler has more in Health Matters.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 17
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Canada likely to avoid recession, begin recovering later in 2024: DeloitteAccording to Deloitte’s latest forecast, Canada looks set to dodge a recession this year — despite ongoing downward pressure from higher interest rates, sticky inflation, rising business insolvencies and increasing mortgage delinquencies. Anne Gaviola has more on the risks to a potential soft landing.CanadaApr 1
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Child rescued after getting stuck in well in SyriaAfter being trapped for several hours, Syria’s nation’s civil defense organization rescued a young child from a well in the small village of Tell Awar on Sunday. The overnight operation saw the White Helmets digging through layers of concrete and providing the victim with oxygen via tubes. The child was later transported to hospital.TrendingJun 10
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BIV: Richmond Karaoke bars want to stay open laterRichmond karaoke bars are asking to stay open later better compete, and Vancouver hotel prices continue climb as the region prepares for some major events. BIV’s Tyler Orton has your business news.Global News Morning BCMar 22