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Rain and cooler temperatures helps northern B.C. fire fightAlmost 10 mm of rain and cooler overnight temperatures are giving beleaguered firefighters in Northeastern B.C. a brief reprieve as the wildfire continues to threaten the town of Fort Nelson. Aaron McArthur reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 16
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More REM delays for West Island and Montreal’s north endResidents in the West Island and north end of Montreal who are eager to use the REM train will need to exercise a little more patience. The next phase of the light-rail network, linking Deux-Montagnes and l’Anse-à-l’Orme to Downtown Montreal, is now facing additional delays. And it’s still unclear when it will finally be up...Apr 24
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Richmond railway bridge fire triggers air quality alertClean-up is underway from a massive fire that destroyed an old rail bridge in Richmond Thursday night. An air quality bulletin was issued as thick, black smoke could be seen right across Metro Vancouver. Emily Lazatin has more on the challenges firefighters faced.Global News at Noon BCJun 21
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Funnel clouds and stormy skies seen across SaskatchewanIt was a night of stormy skies across Southern Saskatchewan Sunday bringing in lightning and hail to many. Victoria Idowu has more.Global News at 5 ReginaJun 24
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Global News at 6, Montreal: June 29Rail service was disrupted on Saturday morning as pro-Palestinian protesters blocked a CN Rail line south of Montreal. The activists say the company is a key player in the transportation of goods to Israel, and they want to highlight what they say is Canada’s role in Israel’s conflict with Hamas. And, French citizens living in...Global News at 6 MontrealJun 29
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Increasing wildfire risk across B.C.Hot, dry weather combined with an increased risk of lightning is raising the risk of wildfires. BC Wildfire Service Lead Weather Forecaster Matthew MacDonald discusses which areas of the province are most at risk.Global News Morning BCJul 11
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Unusual bear sighting in South SurreyBear sightings are common on the North Shore and in the Tri-cities. But our next story raises questions after a black bear was repeatedly seen moving from Rosemary Heights in South Surrey up into Grandview Heights on Sunday. As Janet Brown reports, this a rare occurrence in an area not known to be bear aware.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 15
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: July 16The family of a B.C. woman who was killed and dismembered by her husband isn’t happy with the sentence he received. The death of an 11-year-old Indigenous boy in government care is prompting calls for change from the province’s childrens’ advocate. And with no rain in sight, B.C. dries up and the wildfire risk increases.Global BCJul 16
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France election 2024: Mixed feelings after leftists gain most seats over far-rightWorry and uncertainty were among the many emotions expressed in France after high-stakes legislative elections on Sunday. A leftist coalition unexpectedly beat back a far-right surge on Sunday, but failed to win a majority — resulting in the stunning prospect of a hung parliament in France, a pillar of the European Union (EU).PoliticsJul 8
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NATO summit: Canada to buy up to 12 conventional submarines for Arctic defenceWhile the NATO summit continues in Washington, D.C., the Trudeau government says it will buy up to 12 conventional submarines, as Russia and China’s presence in the Arctic has raised concerns about their military ambitions. There is no timeline on when the submarines will be delivered, and no information of how much they might cost....Global NationalJul 10
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WestJet strike results in over 800 flight cancellationsIn Canada, the WestJet mechanics’ strike continues, causing chaos and disruption for travellers over Canada Day weekend. The federal government’s intervention failed to resolve the dispute, leading to over 800 flight cancellations and impacting nearly 100,000 passengers. Negotiations between the company and the union have hit a roadblock, prompting widespread frustration among travellers. Mercedes Stephenson...Jun 30
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Biden-Trump: Democrats, Republicans react to U.S. presidential debate performanceDemocratic President Joe Biden and his Republican rival Donald Trump faced off in the first presidential debate of the 2024 race in Atlanta, Ga., on Thursday night. Democratic and Republican representatives shared mixed reactions the day following the showdown, which raised questions about Biden’s age and Trump’s affinity for falsehoods and exaggerations.PoliticsJun 28
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Global News at 6 Halifax: June 30On one of Canada’s busiest long weekends, thousands of travellers found themselves stranded due to a mechanics’ strike at WestJet. The airline has cancelled at least 235 flights, affecting thousands. The situation has left passengers in limbo when it comes to their travel plans. Plus, one citizen is raising concerns about Fredericton’s closed council meetings....Global News at 6 HalifaxJun 30
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Global News at 6 New Brunswick: June 30On one of Canada’s busiest long weekends, thousands of travellers found themselves stranded due to a mechanics’ strike at WestJet. The airline has cancelled at least 235 flights, affecting thousands. The situation has left passengers in limbo when it comes to their travel plans. Plus, one citizen is raising concerns about Fredericton’s closed council meetings....Global News at 6 New BrunswickJun 30
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Concerns being raised about hygiene centreWest Kelowna city council has put plans for a new hygiene centre on hold as concerns are being raised about the potential impact to the community. The proposed location is surrounded by schools, playgrounds and businesses which some councilors say is not the right spot. Taya Fast reports.Jun 20
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Global National: July 11A growing chorus of Democratic voices continues to turn against U.S. President Joe Biden, after a high-stakes news conference — the first that the 81-year-old has held since the disastrous debate — raised even more concerns about the president’s age and health. On the final day of the NATO summit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed...Global NationalJul 11
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Rise in shark sightings means more signage on N.S. beachesDalhousie University’s Ocean Tracking Network is reporting an increase in Great White Shark sightings in Atlantic waters. According to experts, this is not a cause for concern, but rather an opportunity to raise awareness about the risks. New signage has been proposed for about a dozen N.S. beaches, reminding the public to be shark-smart.CanadaJun 17
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‘Worst we’ve ever seen’: Flash flood watch extended in FloridaSouthern Florida’s flash flooding emergency has no end in sight, with more than 600 millimetres of rain having fallen this week. Jackson Proskow looks at the deluge in the Miami area, and how it’s a hint of what’s to come for Florida this summer.Global NationalJun 13
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Some West Island mayors holding their breath over new Quebec flood zone mapsThree times more homes across the province could be considered at risk of flooding when Quebec’s new maps are completed in the fall of 2025. The provincial government’s draft regulations for flood zones was unveiled on Tuesday and are getting mixed reviews. While some point out that it is a step in the right direction,...Jun 12
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Northwest Calgary water main break spurs boil water advisory, supply concernsPeople living in the northwest Calgary community of Bowness have been issued a boil water advisory as a result of a water main break that occurred on Wednesday night. The situation is also raising concerns about water supply in the city. Michael King has the latest.Global News Morning CalgaryJun 6