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The mining industry is a vital piece of the Saskatchewan economy. But so far on the campaign trail, there haven’t been specific promises made to support the industry.

It has been a rough couple of years for Okanagan wine growers – with cold winters devastating their crops. But as Sydney Morton reports, some in the industry have made the necessary pivots to survive.

Honda and Nissan, two of Japan’s largest automakers, have announced plans to merge and become one of the world’s biggest car producers. Mike Armstrong explains what’s behind the decision, what it could mean for the future of the auto industry, and the third automaker who could join the deal.

Researchers and stakeholders gathered in Moncton to discuss how climate change is impacting the lobster industry. Fishermen say they’re already feeling the effects on their bottom line, as lobster migrate further north. Suzanne Lapointe reports.

A key mineral needed in most batteries is lithium and Alberta has plenty of it, but it’s a notoriously difficult resource to access — at least until now. Sarah Offin has more on a new locally developed technology hoping to diversify Alberta’s energy industry.

Ottawa’s contentious emissions cap policy is dividing stakeholders along familiar lines, with swift reactions from Alberta’s energy industry and environmental groups. Sarah Offin explores the fallout.

Cook it has launched the first-ever zero waste kit in Quebec. As sustainability continues to be top of mind for many, this kit offers a tangible solution to packaging waste, one of the meal kit industry’s biggest challenges. Co-Founder of Fresh Prep and Co-CEO of Fresh Prep & Cook it, Dhruv Sood, joins Global News...

People involved in Canada’s energy sector are watching the 2024 U.S. election campaign closely, as a policy change from a new president could put billions of dollars on the line. Heather Yourex-West looks at what the industry is preparing for, and how James Rajotte, Alberta’s senior representative to the U.S., is lobbying for his province’s...

The Nutrien mine in the town of Allan opened in 1964, and there’s been plenty of workers in and out of the mine since then; including many from the same families. Our reporter, Josh Gwozdz, has more on how mining has become a generational industry for some.

Hundreds of high school students in Winnipeg today had the chance to learn about the many different career opportunities within the automotive industry. As Teagan Rasche reports, the trade is looking for young minds as it rapidly grows and changes

Some farmers in the Okanagan are getting ready to pivot to increase revenue. As Victoria Femia reports, after industry uncertainty, they’re turning to agri-tourism to help boost the bottom line.

Calgary’ Mayor Jyoti Gondek has met with provincial representatives after the Government of Alberta pulled its funding for Calgary’s Green Line LRT. As Adam MacVicar reports, industry and political leaders worry the situation has harmed the city’s reputation in the market.

Brewing industry newcomers face major challenges. So, as Josh Gwozdz reports, Saskatoon’s 9 Mile Legacy Brewing, has created a new division, called LGCY Innovation Hub, to help those interested in brewing learn more about how to navigate the hurdles that come with the industry.

After four days, the unprecedented service disruption at both Canadian rail lines will come to an end Monday. However, experts warn that arbitration can put in place an arrangement for a few years, but that it may not lead to a long-term resolution. Big technological changes, such as automation, have had big impacts across Canada’s...

The union representing more than 9,000 rail workers says it will comply with a ruling by the Canada Industrial Relations Board that forces the employees back to work – although it plans to appeal. While this means operations will resume on Canada’s two main rail lines Monday, experts say it will come with a cost....

The union representing more than 9,000 rail workers says it will comply with a ruling by the Canada Industrial Relations Board that forces the employees back to work – although it plans to appeal. While this means operations will resume on Canada’s two main rail lines Monday, experts say it will come at a cost....

More relief for B.C.’s wine industry was announced on Thursday in Penticton following a difficult couple of years. This time the province is helping wineries bring grapes and juice in from outside of BC. Taya Fast has more.

Riders of the West Coast Express are still being forced to find another method of transportation, following a nationwide labour dispute involving Canada’s two major rail lines. Teamsters Canada issued a 72 hour strike notice to CN Rail Friday and a work stoppage at CPKC, which owns the rail line for the West Coast Express,...

Mike Agerbo of Get Connected Media discusses how ads have become a driving force behind the TV industry and he delves into the accuracy of wearable fitness trackers.

Despite the wine industry expressing a desire to expand its customer base, statistics show that wine consumption globally is on the decline. Gurvinder Bhatia joins Global News Morning Weekend from Washington, D.C., to discuss how the wine industry can be more inclusive.