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Niall Horan gets candid about why he tells his most personal storiesIrish pop sensation Niall Horan explains why sharing his life through song – from past experiences to future chapters like marriage and parenthood – really matters.EntertainmentJun 15
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Thousands of Canadians injured by COVID-19 vaccines to get chance to share their stories in OttawaCanadians with documented injuries from the COVID-19 vaccine are demanding compensation. Three thousand Canadians say they’ve been permanently injured as a result of those vaccines and they’ll have their chance to share their stories in Ottawa later this year. As Melissa Ridgen reports, they’re hoping to spur the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) to...HealthJun 7
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‘The Black Eyed Peas’ and’ New Kids on the Block’ reunite at the 2026 American Music AwardsThe American Music Awards are back with a vengeance! Queen Latifah hosted the 2026 awards ceremony in Las Vegas, where BTS were the night’s big winners, along with KATSEYE, Keith Urban, Teyana Taylor, and others! Reunions stole the show, including all members of both the Black Eyed Peas and New Kids on the Block. Also:...The Morning ShowMay 26
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North Vancouver family fighting for return of beloved catA family in North Vancouver is hoping to get their beloved cat Simba back, after he ended up at the SPCA and was eventually adopted out to another family. Taya Fast has the story.Global News Hour at 6 BCJun 21
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Halifax Urban Folk Festival previewWe check in with the legendary Mike Campbell to get a preview of the 2026 edition of The Halifax Urban Folk Festival, celebrating singers, songs, and stories from September 27th to October 3rd.Global News Morning HalifaxJun 15
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Montreal family shares hope after life-saving stem cell transplantA Montreal family is sharing a story of hope, resilience and gratitude after a stem cell transplant saved their father’s life. Now, they’re encouraging others to donate — hoping another family can get the same second chance they were given. Felicia Parrillo reports.CanadaJun 18
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“To infinity… and beyond”: Tim Allen and Tom Hanks talk ‘Toy Story 5’‘Toy Story 5’ stars Tom Hanks and Tim Allen reunite for the latest installment of the popular franchise – which sets ‘Woody’ and ‘Buzz Lightyear’ on a collision course with technology The pair reminisce about their long-standing friendship – and what they each do to get into character.The Morning ShowJun 17
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Edmonton woman’s road to diagnosis highlights need for rare disease awarenessAfter living with unexplained weakness, exhaustion and mobility issues for years, one Edmonton woman was finally able to get a diagnosis. Glenanne Ball has CIDP, a rare, chronic neurological disorder. Now, she’s raising awareness about her condition, in hopes others won’t have to wait as long to get treatment. Quinn Ohler has more on her...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJun 15
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Quebec man speaks out after racial profiling case droppedA South Shore man wants answers after his racial profiling case was dropped by the Quebec human rights commission earlier this spring. He says the move is preventing him from getting justice and stopping police officers from being held accountable. Phil Carpenter reports.CanadaJun 16
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Edmonton lost dog given to wrong people, owner pleads for her returnPickle, a short-haired chihuahua, is still missing after getting loose from owner Jamie Berube’s yard in Edmonton. Pickle was found and returned, but the problem is she wasn’t returned to Berube. Pickle is the only connection Berube has to his daughter, who died from a heart condition in 2021. He is pleading for Pickle’s safe...CanadaJun 21
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Health Matters: Canadians support access to epinephrine in public placesMore than four in five Canadians feel epinephrine devices should be easily accessible in public places, similar to defibrillators. Support for wider accessibility is even higher in places where children are commonly, with 90 per cent of respondents saying schools should have the medication on hand. Laura Casella has this story and more in Health...HealthJun 16
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Natalie Zina Walschots launches Villain at the café she dedicated it toWe check in with author Natalie Zina Walschots and café owner Audra Williams to get the story on where Natalie finished her latest book Villain and why she dedicated the novel to Rosefinch Mercantile & Tea Room in Port Medway, NS.Global News Morning HalifaxJun 11
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Quebecer living with ALS counts his blessingsJune marks ALS awareness month in Canada advocates say it’s a reminder that the fatal neurodegenerative disease remains incurable 87 years after the diagnosis of baseball legend Lou Gherig. One Montrealer who has been living with ALS for more than a decade is refusing to let his disease define him and hopes his story serves...CanadaJun 19
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Focus Ontario: Harmony Short-livedOn this episode of Focus Ontario, Queen’s Park unites to pass municipal code of conduct legislation, an NDP motion to cut taxes at the grocery store gets shot down and the Ford government proposes giving itself power to set priorities for poice services boards.Focus OntarioMay 30
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U.S.-Iran war: New memorandum of understanding wrapped in uncertaintyAfter diplomatic whiplash on Thursday when U.S. President Donald Trump walked back a threat to carry out new strikes on Iran because a supposed deal was made, that deal is now wrapped in uncertainty. Both sides are telling two stories about what’s in the deal — something which could ultimately become a major roadblock in...U.S. NewsJun 12
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Business Matters: Ottawa offers loan program for airlines amid soaring costsThe federal government has launched a new loan program for airlines struggling to deal with soaring jet fuel prices caused by the war in the Middle East. While airlines have had a mixed response to the lifeline, many have already been forced to slash schedules and lower profit forecasts. Reggie Cecchini has this story and...ConsumerJun 9
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Trump storms off set of ‘Meet the Press’ mid-interviewOn Sunday, U.S. President Donald Trump stormed off the set of NBC News’ ‘Meet the Press’ after being questioned on his repeated claims of electoral fraud – in the 2020 election, and in California – by host Kristen Welker. “Let’s call it quits because I’ve had enough,” a visibly frustrated Trump said, taking off his...TrendingJun 8
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The Morning Show: May 26The American Music Awards are back with a vengeance! Queen Latifah hosted the 2026 awards ceremony in Las Vegas, where BTS were the night’s big winners, along with KATSEYE, Keith Urban, Teyana Taylor, and others! Reunions stole the show, including all members of both the Black Eyed Peas and New Kids on the Block. Also:...EntertainmentMay 26
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Business Matters: U.S. companies hold 85% of Canadian cloud marketA new report has revealed 85 per cent of the Canadian public cloud market is currently controlled by three American companies. In its spring economic statement, Ottawa highlighted the need for sovereign computing infrastructure in order to grow Canada pool of AI researchers and talent. Reggie Cecchini has this story and more in Business Matters...Jun 2
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Musician pens song about struggling to get by in Saint JohnA Saint John musician’s song is striking a chord far beyond the Maritimes. Its message: the people struggling to get by living in New Brunswick should never feel invisible. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has his story.EntertainmentMay 25