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A Nanaimo grocery store is putting more security measures in place to deal with ongoing theft. Customers now have to ring a bell if they’d like to buy meat, as it’s behind lock and key. Kylie Stanton has the details.

On Feb. 9, a new emergency animal hospital opened its doors in Etobicoke. VEG ER for Pets, brings a fundamentally different approach to emergency care for pets and pet parents. Susan Hay has the story.

A cat found in freezing conditions is now getting a second chance thanks to emergency care and community support. Cherry is recovering at the Ontario SPCA and is hoping to find a new forever home. Jesse Reynolds has the story.

Tiny Kittens is a non-profit rescue society in Fort Langley that helps neglected and feral cats get the care they need. They also harness the power of social media to share the feline’s stories. Global’s Safeeya Pirani visits the organization to learn more about the kittens, and the thousands of viewers that are connecting with...

The Canadian economy lost 25,000 jobs in the first month of 2026, according to new data from Statistics Canada. At the same time, the unemployment rate also fell slightly to 6.5 per cent — marking its first decline since August as fewer people looked for work in January. Nivrita Ganguly has this story and more...

Canada’s construction sector saw its GDP climb to $170-billion in Q3, which is an increase of 1.3 per cent compared with the previous quarter. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Jan. 29, 2026.

The city of Rome introduced on Monday a 2‑euro visitors’ fee (approximately $3) to access the viewing area of its iconic Trevi Fountain, which had previously been free to visit. The charge is intended to help manage overtourism and raise funds for the monument’s upkeep and applies only to visitors who want to walk down...

Mount Pleasant businesses impacted by a lengthy road closure say they are not getting all the help they need from the province. Still, they came away from a face-to-face meeting with the minister responsible with some optimism. Grace Ke has the story.

Canadian air travel to the United States dropped 12.5 per cent in December compared to 2024, marking the 11th straight month of year-over-year decreases. All eight of Canada’s largest airport posted double digit declines, with passenger counts to the U.S. remaining below pre-pandemic levels. Jazan Grewal has this story and more in Business Matters for Feb....

Montreal police are cracking down on drivers who don’t clear the snow off their car, issuing a record number of tickets last year. Using a light-hearted approach, the police force is going about reminding motorists with a comedic social media post that is getting people talking. Brayden Jagger Haines has the story.

A warning, this story contains disturbing content. Vernon RCMP are investigating what is being called a criminal offence inside an animal pen on a rural property early Saturday morning. A man is being sought for depraved behaviour involving horses. Victoria Femia has the details.

This week in Minute at the Movies with Todd James: Rachel McAdams as a mousy employee passed over for a promised promotion who, with her sexist boss, are the only survivors of a company plane crash in “Send Help.” A satire set in a U.S. military training simulation, “Atropia” features an aspiring actress as an...

We’re getting an update on the North Shore Waste Water Treatment Plant, which remains roughly $3 billion over budget. As Catherine Urquhart reports, there are concerns costs could continue to climb, as construction hits another snag.

The former special counsel who asked for criminal charges against U.S. President Donald Trump after the January 6th assault told his story under oath Thursday. Jack Smith told a congressional committee his evidence proved Trump led an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election. Smith rejected GOP claims that he was under orders to “get...

Sunday through to Monday morning, a Nor’easter storm system makes its way through most of Atlantic Canada. Halifax residents and snow removal companies say they are preparing to get ahead of the messy weather on the horizon. Kendra Gannon reports.  

Proponents for Alberta separation are hosting events to try and collect enough signatures for an independence referendum. The signings included a stop in Edmonton, where people had the chance to put their pens — and their frustrations — to paper. Erik Bay has the story.

WestJet said Friday it was reversing its move to shrink the legroom in some rows of its economy cabins in order to add extra seats following widespread backlash. Nivrita Ganguly has the story.

More Canadians over 50 years old feel more socially isolated, financially strained, and are less optimistic about their “Golden Years” according to a new survey from the National Institute on Ageing. Researchers found nearly 60 per cent experience loneliness and almost half of the people surveyed did not have positive feelings towards ageing. Katherine Ward...

Brooklyn Beckham makes an explosive post about his family on Instagram, accusing his parents of trying to ruin his relationship with his wife, actress Nicola Peltz. Then, how much do you know about your ancestry? We have the experts from My Heritage in our studio. Also – a lot of people are thinking about getting...

Customer complaints about phone, internet and television services rose 17 per cent across the country last year according to new data. Billing issues were the most common problem, with many consumers concerned about incorrect charges and missing account credits. Nivrita Ganguly has this story and more in Business Matters for Jan. 14, 2026.