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New Brunswick Liberals say gas prices to drop by about 8 cents a litre with tax cutA long-awaited Liberal promise is now in motion. The New Brunswick government announced that the carbon adjuster will be removed from the provincial fuel costs by the start of December. The ruling Liberals say this will help with affordability but others aren’t so sure. Anna Mandin reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickOct 30
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Pitt Meadows family flees Canada after brutal attackA Pitt Meadows man and his family have fled the country after a brutal, caught-on-camera attack outside their home. Taya Fast reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 16
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Calgary drivers enjoy lowest gas prices in half a decadeIt’s a welcome break just in time for the holidays — some gas prices in Calgary have dropped below a dollar per litre. Skylar Peters explores why, and how long the reprieve might last.EconomyDec 10
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Woman being sued for alleging four others are faking Indigenous identityA lawsuit filed in a Yukon court pits a family of four women; who claim to be indigenous, against the head of an organization that proclaims to ‘hunt’ and expose so-called pretendians. Melissa Ridgen reports.CanadaDec 21
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Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton Dec. 9The price of gasoline in Edmonton drops to a dollar a litre — thrilling for drivers but worrying to the province’s bottom line. Accelerated construction for the Valley Line West LRT wraps up for the year. The Edmonton International Airport is beginning to upgrade its security scanners as holiday travel begins. A west Edmonton Men’s...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonDec 9
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Global National: Dec. 21On Saturday, U.S. forces seized another Venezuelan oil tanker as part of a blockade ordered by President Donald Trump to allegedly stop the smuggling of illicit drugs. Sunday marks one week since the antisemitic Bondi beach attack. A lawsuit filed in a Yukon court pits a family of four women; who claim to be indigenous,...Global NationalDec 21
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Inspections of some N.B. gas stations under scrutinyIn the wake of 2024 incident in Woodstock, N.B. where 189,000 litres of diesel oil was spilled, the inspection of some gas stations in New Brunswick is now under scrutiny. Johnny James reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickNov 21
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Langley pit bull reunited with familyThe Langley pit bull that has been at the centre of controversy, and a court battle, has been reunited with its family. Paul Johnson has the latest on the fight over “Enzo.”Global BCSep 19
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Global BC Curious Minds: How cranberries are harvestedSafeeya Pirani heads to Hopcott Farms in Pitt Meadows to learn how farmers flood their fields to harvest the fruit.Global News Hour at 6 BCNov 6
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Project Overboil: RCMP dismantle ‘large-scale clandestine’ lab, seize $10M worth of synthetic drugsIn what they have called “Project Overboil,” Central Ontario RCMP officials arrested three individuals connected to a “large-scale clandestine” synthetic drug laboratory operating out of Schomberg, Ont. After attaining a search warrant on Sept. 7, authorities seized nearly $10 million worth of synthetic drugs, while neutralizing approximately 20,000 litres of hazardous waste — ultimately preventing...CanadaOct 24
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Gas prices starting to come down in parts of Atlantic CanadaGas prices are starting to come down across Canada, particularly in Nova Scotia, which saw an average decrease of 13 cents per litre. Next door in New Brunswick though, the price seems to be stagnate. Angela Capobianco reports.Global News at 6 HalifaxOct 17
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Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson sentenced to life: ‘You showed no pity’Erin Patterson, the woman found guilty of killing three of her estranged husband’s relatives and attempting to kill a fourth, has been sentenced to life in prison with a non-parole period of 33 years. Beale sentenced Patterson to a total of three consecutive life sentences for the murders, and 25 years for attempted murder.CrimeSep 8
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Oct. 16A Surrey cafe owned by a Bollywood star has been shot at three times now. The Professional Employees Association is escalating alongside the BCGEU and Global News has obtained a video showing an attack on a man outside his Pitt Meadows home.Global BCOct 16
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Pit bull’s seizure warrant ruled invalid by courtAnother twist in the battle between a family and the Township of Langley over a dog that was accused of attacking a man. Paul Johnson reports, a judge has ruled the warrant used to seize Enzo the pit bull a year ago is invalid.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 29
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Labour board trial begins for Amazon following decision to close Quebec warehousesOnline retail giant amazon is on trial in front of Quebec’s labour board. It’s a high stakes legal battle pitting an employees’ union against the two trillion dollar company. The union claims Amazon’s decision to close seven warehouses across the province earlier this year is due to the employees move to unionize and sign a...CanadaSep 26
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Family pleads for infomation on missing Fort Nelson womanKaren Tessier, a 57-year-old woman from the Fort Nelson First Nation, was last seen out with friends on July 9, 2024. Her burned-out car was later found in a remote gravel pit.Global News at Noon BCSep 9
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Navigating Sunday night dreadAs we get set to fully swing into our school and work routines this September, how do we beat that nervous pit in our stomachs just before the start of a new week? Joining us with the answers is clinical psychologist Dr. Monica Vermani.Global News Morning BCSep 7
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Scary moment as robotaxi falls into construction pit in ChinaA scary moment for a woman who hopped a ride in an autonomous taxi, after the vehicle fell into a deep construction pit in China’s Chongqing on Wednesday. The woman was unhurt after the car, operated by Baidu’s Apollo Go robotaxi service, apparently bypassed barriers and warning signs before falling into the hole.Aug 8
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Gas tax honesty reportThe Canadian Taxpayers Federation’s annual gas tax honesty report states Manitobans pay 22 per cent, or 29 cents per litre, in taxes when they fill up at the pump.Aug 21
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Pitt Meadows housing complex on edge after series of break-insResidents of a Pitt Meadows housing complex are being extra vigilant, keeping a watchful eye on their neighbours and community. That’s after two separate break and enters earlier this week, as the homeowners slept in their beds. Alissa Thibault reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 19