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Putin says Russian forces are advancing on all fronts against UkrainePresident Vladimir Putin said on Wednesday that Russian forces were improving their positions every day along the front line of Ukraine in all directions, and that the advance was going to plan. Russia has been pushing Ukrainian forces back at key points along the front line in recent months, despite hundreds of billions of dollars...WorldMay 15
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Assault victim says support services lacking for victims of crime in ManitobaA Manitoba man who was brutally attacked in Winnipeg’s North Point Douglas neighbourhood nearly three years ago, says support for victims of crime falls short. Marney Blunt reports.CrimeApr 26
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Search for Kelowna senior continuesThe search for a Kelowna senior who went missing about two weeks ago is now in its fourth day. As Victoria Femia reports – the only lead that crews have at this point is his vehicle, which was found earlier this week along a back country road in Lake Country – but since then nothing...Apr 27
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Japanese PM delivers warning on Russian, North Korean nukes in speech to U.S. CongressJapanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida addressed U.S. lawmakers in a joint session of Congress Thursday, warning about the “imminent danger of nuclear weapons proliferation in East Asia.” Kishida adds that “North Korea’s nuclear and missile program is a direct threat. North Korea’s provocations have impact beyond the region. It has also exported its ballistic missiles...U.S. NewsApr 11
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Saskatchewan’s Highway 2 closed by RCMP following serious collisionOn Friday, Moose Jaw RCMP closed Highway 2 in response to a serious collision 30 kilometers north of Moose Jaw near Sandy Pointe. Police say the investigation is still in its early stages and did not provide any additional details.Apr 5
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Children in Gaza dying from ‘malnutrition and disease’: WHOChildren in Gaza are “dying from the combined effects of malnutrition and disease,” the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday. Shaima, a Palestinian mother in Gaza whose son Fadi has cystic fibrosis, said, “nothing is available anymore…We have been at war for five months now,” she said. “Day by day, the child’s condition deteriorated....WorldMar 22
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Historic Nova Scotia church facing uncertain futureÉglise Sainte-Marie in Church Point, N.S. is the largest wooden church in North America, but it has not held a service in years, and could be demolished soon as its condition deteriorates. Heidi Petracek looks at the problems plaguing the historic building, and what would be lost if it cannot be saved.Global NationalFeb 22
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Westlock bans Pride flags, rainbow crosswalks after tight voteAfter a very tight vote, a town north of Edmonton has opted in favour of a bylaw that bans Pride flags and rainbow crosswalks on municipal property. Jasmine King has more from Westlock, where a plebiscite in favour of the town flying only government flags and painting crosswalks in a white striped pattern passed Thursday...Global News at Noon EdmontonFeb 23
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Global National: Feb. 22EDITORS NOTE: A portion of the newscast was removed from the online version due to technical difficulties. We regret the error. You can watch Adam MacVicar’s report here https://globalnews.ca/video/10312118/stakeholders-await-next-weeks-budget-after-address-from-alberta-premier/ More than 2 years after a man’s deadly attack on a Muslim family in London, Ont., a judge has ruled it as an act of terrorism,...Global NationalFeb 22
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North Korea says underwater nuclear attack drone tested in response to U.S.-led joint naval drillsNorth Korea said on Friday that it has tested an underwater nuclear attack drone, in response to a combined naval exercise between South Korea, U.S. and Japan this week. The alleged drone test came days after North Korean leader Kim Jong Un declared he would scrap his country’s long standing goal of a peaceful unification...WorldJan 19
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Castledowns Pointe residents forced to pay thousands after special assessmentThey’ve been out of their homes for months, even since their condo building was deemed unsafe. Now the north Edmonton residents of Castledowns Pointe have just been told they’re on the hook for thousands in repair costs – and have a month to pay up. Jasmine King reports on this devastating new development just weeks...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonDec 14, 2023
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Global National: Dec. 7Though many Canadians are already struggling to pay for food and more price increases are expected, the 2024 Food Price Report indicates costs will be rising at a slower pace next year. What some Canadians about the current sticker shock, as signs point to some relief on the way.The federal government’s newly-announced cap-and-trade framework, aimed...Global NationalDec 7, 2023
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Global Okanagan News at 5: November 22, 2023Police in the North Okanagan are seeking the public’s help as they look to identify a suspect accused of pointing a firearm at another person. Kelowna city council made the decision to defer any recommended changes to the city’s short-term rental bylaws. A crash between two school buses just outside of Salmon Arm was of...Nov 22, 2023
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Ontario family’s home spray-painted with anti-Semitic graffitiA family in Washago, Ont. —just north of Orillia — is feeling both anger and shock after discovering Anti-Semitic death threats spray painted on their property. Kayla McLean reports.Global News at 5:30 TorontoNov 2, 2023
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How to find out if your artwork is worth moneyRob Cowley, Senior Canadian Art Specialist with Cowley Abbott joins Global News Morning Calgary to help you figure out if that painting hidden in your attic is worth thousands and the best ways to invest in art.Global News Morning CalgarySep 12, 2023
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N.B. makes minor ‘clarifications’ to Policy 713 after being told it violated the CharterNew Brunswick announced a handful of minor tweaks to Policy 713, intended to address concerns raised by the child and youth advocate. But opposition parties say the changes do nothing to address the issues pointed out by the advocate. Silas Brown reports.Global News at 6 New BrunswickAug 23, 2023
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B.C. wildfires: People who lost homes could face major hurdles in efforts to rebuildThose who lost homes in this summer’s wildfires are being promised help from government to rebuild, but nothing is assured. Case in point is in Lytton, where more than two years after the village was wiped out by fire, almost nothing has been rebuilt. Global’s Christa Dao now has more on the disconnect between promises...Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 22, 2023
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How heat waves are taking a toll on CanadiansWe are hearing new warnings Earth may be at the point of no return when it comes to climate change. From rampant wildfires to record-breaking heat waves this summer, the effects of climate change are being felt across Canada. Today, there were multiple heat warnings in parts of Atlantic Canada and up north in Yukon...CanadaJul 28, 2023
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Sutherland Avenue fire debris faces similar future to remains February fire, resident saysPoint Douglas homeowner Marshall Wiebe compared Tuesday’s massive fire on Sutherland Avenue in Winnipeg to a blaze that destroyed a building in February a few blocks away. Wiebe said nothing has been done with the site of February’s Surplus Direct store on Main Street except for the installation of temporary fences that fail to keep...Jul 7, 2023
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Trickle-down effect of high river levels in EdmontonRiver levels have been high the past few weeks in and around Edmonton. At one point, it was three times the level that is considered safe to float the North Saskatchewan River. Lisa MacGregor has more on the trickle-down effect it’s having on those who depend on the river.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonJul 3, 2023