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New legislation has been introduced to make work safer for employees at cannabis stores.

As Catherine McDonald reports, a homeowner whose house got hit by a massive maple tree is upbeat, saying it was a memorable day for more than one reason.

A new BC Hydro report warns that summer drought, heat and wildfires can make fall and winter storms more damaging. As B.C.’s storm season gets underway, BC Hydro spokesperson Whitney Deane explains the risks, how the utility is preparing and what people can do to get ready for potential power outages.

U.S. President Donald Trump claims peace is on the horizon between Russia and Ukraine after striking a deal for the U.S. to buy Russian oil — even as Russia continues to bombard Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Candice Cole has more from Washington. Employees at the Stelco steel plant in Hamilton, Ont., don’t have a whole lot...

Three neurologists have resigned their partnerships with Penticton General Hospital due to its mandatory on-call policy. And farmers, grocery store owners and politicians met at a sold-out Okanagan Food System Summit to discuss growing food insecurity.

Legal documents referencing time zones may get confusing as several Canadian provinces adjust to new time zone rules, experts say. Toni De Guzman has the story.

Swapping out school books for career notes, Grade 9 students are getting a taste of the working world as part of national “Take Our Kids To Work Day.” But not every student can shadow a parent on the job, so a local university is opening its doors to help. Skye Bryden-Blom has the story.

Starting in 2027, B.C. municipalities will have new requirements to prepare for wildfires, floods and other natural disasters, but the Union of BC Municipalities says they’ll need more funding and resources to get the job done. UBCM president Sarrah Storey speaks with Global News Morning about what’s changing, and what’s needed.

A new study has found Cannabis is involved in most substance-related ER visits by teens and young adults. Researchers found cannabis was involved in 84 per cent of substance-related hospital admissions in the U.S. for people aged 16–18. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Nov. 4, 2026.

WATCH: What does Saskatoon and New York have in common? Ask singer John Cody… and he will tell you more than you might think. He’s now on a mission to prove it, all in the hopes of getting one very special guest to his performance in Carnegie Hall. Ashley Beherns has the story.

Long wait times are leading many Canadians to avoid going to the hospital, according to a new poll. The survey conducted by Leger found around 50 per cent of respondents have avoided a trip to the hospital or doctor because of concerns about how long they would have to wait. Katherine Ward has this story...

Chelsea Hagen has been at the Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital her entire life. Her unique sense of humour and personality has helped her and those around her get through the tough times. She uses an AAC device to speak and is using her voice to advocate for herself and others. Quinn Ohler has her story.

A 22-year-old man was found guilty after an alleged sexual assault of a 13-year-old girl at the Terwillegar Recreation Centre in 2024. Tran Nguyen met the victim on Snapchat and exchanged messages with her before agreeing to meet at the rec centre to have sex. Nguyen’s defense argued he believed the victim was at least...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford expressed excitement Wednesday following the results of the U.S. midterm elections that saw Democrats seize control of both the House and Senate, scoring victories in Republican strongholds for the first time in generations. Ford said Americans had spoken on multiple issues, including the cost of living, the war in Iran and...

We Kick off another Variety Week bringing you stories of kids and families who’ve been helped by Variety. We start off with eight-year-old Bobae who has a rare genetic condition along with Scoliosis. Variety was able to help her mom Lilly get a costly specialized back brace that is giving Bobae a shot at walking...

Today on The Morning Show: we get the latest on Kelly Clarkson’s feud with a store owner in Brooklyn. Then: meet the Canadian whose own cancer diagnosis prompted him to develop his own at-home screening test. Lisa Kisber takes us through her fall boot camp with the must-have trends and how to style them. Plus,...

Today on TMS2: We’re breaking down Kelly Clarkson’s viral store controversy. Plus, we debate if officiating your ex’s wedding is sweet or seriously awkward. Then, we’re getting a first look at the Baywatch reboot featuring Shay Mitchell and Stephen Amell. Then, meet fitness inspiration Joan MacDonald who started her fitness journey at age 70.

The police have come and gone, and the 20th street encampment is officially cleared out. We get reactions from former residents and volunteers on what comes next. Plus, the new levy on U.S alcohol came into effect one month ago today. We check in with Saskatchewan stores and distributors on how the prices and trends...

A Nova Scotian woman’s life is slowly getting back to normal after she was in a coma for multiple months. She was induced as a result of severe brain swelling that doctors believe could have been triggered by ovarian cancer. It’s something scientists at the Mayo Clinic are hoping to get to the bottom of....

The International Monetary Fund upgraded its annual global economic outlook for this year from 3 per cent to 3.1 per cent, while also warning of risks to growth including rising global debt, and the possibility that the artificial intelligence investment boom could end. That story and more in Business Matters for Oct. 13, 2026.