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Wheelchair curler, Gilbert Dash, brings a lot to celebrate at Regina’s Legislature.

Last Mountain Distillery is putting Sask. on the map.

April is Autism Awareness Month, a time to celebrate neurodiversity and highlight the experiences of autistic people. Dana Daniels, founder and CEO of Blue Sky Learning, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss common misconceptions, gaps in support, and how families, educators, and employers can help create more inclusive communities.

On Transgender Day of Visibility, conversations around support, awareness, and inclusion take centre stage. Trans advocate Quinn Legg joins Megan King to reflect on their journey since coming out in a valedictorian speech, the importance of visibility in combating stigma, and the realities facing the transgender community today.

Manitoba women would have to work well into March in order to make the same amount that a man made in 2025.

Smoothies can be a great way to get in all your vitamins and minerals, but there’s lots of boosters out there you can add to amplify them. Registered Dietitian, Nicole Byrom of Fresh Start Nutrition joins Jennifer Palma on Global News Morning BC.

On this episode of Focus Ontario, a look at the state of the province’s healthcare sector, including a trip inside an ER surge at a Toronto hospital and reaction from both the government and the Liberal hospitals critic. Also, school supervisor pay and critical federal byelections that will determine the future of the Carney government.

April marks Sikh Heritage Month across the country and it’s a chance to celebrate and recognize the long-standing history, accomplishments and contributions Canadian Sikhs have made to Canada. Mohnaam Kaur, of Sikh Heritage BC joins Global News Morning to discuss more about the significance of this month.

Dozens of services took place across Calgary on Sunday as Christians marked Easter Sunday. Many parishioners are praying for goodwill within and outside their community. Drew Stremick reports.

A ceremony in Pointe-Claire on Tuesday brought together veterans, students and community leaders, to honour the victims of the Holocaust. It also commemorated some of the soldiers who helped fight against it. Felicia Parrillo reports on Holocaust Remembrance Day from the National Field of Honour.

Winnipeg Jets forward Mark Scheifele talks about their 6-2 win over the Seattle Kraken on Monday at the Canada Life Centre.

The importance of self-esteem can be underestimated. If it’s low it can push you or a loved one into despair. Dr. Monica Vermani joins Jennifer Palma to discuss the benefits of high self-esteem.

As NASA’s Artemis II mission lifts off, Canada is making history with astronaut Jeremy Hansen set to become the first Canadian to travel around the Moon. Planetary geologist Sara Mazrouei, from Humber Polytechnic, joins Miranda Anthistle to break down the mission’s significance, its impact on future deep-space exploration, and how it could inspire the next...

It has long been one of Canada’s most popular grassroots sports. But as Kylie Stanton reports, curling is facing possible extinction in B.C.’s capital city.

Liberals are one seat away from a majority as new Ipsos polling shows a growing lead over Conservatives. In an interview with Global News, Ipsos CEO Daryl Bricker said the party is in a ‘very good position’ as support rises in Ontario and Quebec ahead of key byelections. The NDP remains at historically low levels,...

Monday marked the beginning of neurodiversity celebration week, a time to recognize and celebrate the many ways that people think, learn, and experience the world. Ross Hull was joined by Dana Daniels, Founder and CEO of Blue Sky Learning, to learn about what neurodiversity means, and how neurodivergent individuals can find support.

As Saskatchewan marks Sikh Heritage Month with celebrations at the legislature, one Regina based initiative is turning those values into action on the ground. The Guru Nanak Free Kitchen has been serving free meals and groceries every Sunday for the past decade – helping hundreds of people facing food insecurity and rising living costs. Run...

NDP leader Avi Lewis said on Monday that Canadians do not want public funds going to “what is essentially Donald Trump’s personal military arm, a masked paramilitary, murdering American citizens.” This comes after an investigation by the non-profit Stand.earth alleged that major Canadian banks and pension funds have provided tens of billions of dollars to...

As Toronto prepares to welcome hundreds of thousands of soccer fans and tourists this summer, Victim Services Toronto is expanding its proven community-based safety initiative ‘Ask for Angela’ to help it meet both current and ongoing needs.

The commissioner of the Vancouver Park Board is calling for a massive investment from the city to fix what he calls the result of ’15 years of neglect.’ Kristen Robinson reports.