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More charges for man accused of Port Moody livestream stuntA 19-year-old man accused of intentionally driving his car into Burrard Inlet in Port Moody earlier this year is now facing several new driving-related offences across the Lower Mainland. Kristen Robinson has the details on his latest suspected infractions.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 8
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$33.2M worth of stolen vehicles recovered, many at Port of Montreal: Peel policeSpeaking during a press conference on Monday, Peel Regional Police announced that their auto theft investigation, Project Odyssey, has culminated in the recover of $33.2 million worth of stolen vehicles, as well as 16 arrests, with 10 additional arrest warrants issued. In Peel Region, 255 vehicles were recovered, and 114 vehicles were recovered at the...CanadaMay 27
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Railways prepare for possible work stoppageCanada’s two main railways are halting some shipments ahead of a possible rail strike or lockout. Troy Charles is in Port Coquitlam and has more details on how this could affect Metro Vancouver commuters.BC1Aug 15
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Global News at 6 Montreal: Aug. 11In Quebec, several municipalities remain under a state of emergency after post-tropical storm Debby dumped record amounts of rain across the province. Two days after the storm, thousands of residents remain without electricity and many are just starting to pump out flooded homes and basements.Aug 11
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Tropical Storm Debby: Wide swaths of the U.S. still under threat from flooding, tornadoesParts of the United States including Washington, DC are still under a tornado watch following a challenging week for much of the country. The impacts from Tropical storm Debby are still being felt in many areas, particularly when it comes to travel delays and backlogs.Global NationalAug 9
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Business Matters: Canadian airlines reducing flights to and from smaller citiesMany Canadian airlines are reducing flights to small- and medium-sized cities, leaving parts of the country less connected than before and dramatically increasing flight fares. Nivrita Ganguly has more on this and other top stories in Business Matters for Monday, Aug. 12, 2024.Aug 12
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Quebec municipalities remain under state of emergency after post-tropical storm DebbyIn Quebec, several municipalities remain under a state of emergency after post-tropical storm Debby dumped record amounts of rain across the province. Two days after the storm, thousands of residents remain without electricity and many are just starting to pump out flooded homes and basements. Matilda Cerone reports.CanadaAug 11
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Calgary area mops up after destructive hail stormPeople in southern Alberta are mopping up after a destructive hail storm shattered windows, dented cars, ripped up siding in many houses, and even tore through a part of Calgary International Airport, startling travellers. Heather Yourex-West shows you how the chaos unfolded, and the damage it caused.Global NationalAug 6
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Local brewery partnering with EPCOR for Glass of the Sask programThis summer, EPCOR is partnering with local restaurants as part of its Glass of the Sask program, celebrating the high quality tap water produced in Edmonton by EPCOR. In addition to being a great way to stay hydrated through these long summer days, water is a key ingredient in so many food and beverage items,...Global News Morning EdmontonAug 14
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Paris 2024: Canadian entrepreneur offering money for Olympic medalistsDespite the pride and glory of competing in the Olympic Games, many athletes who take part in them are not paid very well. Redmond Shannon explains how Sanjay Malaviya, a Canadian entrepreneur and sports fan, is giving Team Canada’s Olympians extra cash for winning a medal in Paris.Global NationalAug 2
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Lightning sparks fires in B.C.’s InteriorA busy week and a crucial next few days for BC Wildfire Service as thousands of lightning strikes hit the province this week. Fire crews are on standby as more lightning is forecast for many parts of B.C. including the Interior and that paired with the extreme heat is causing concern as many fires are...Jul 20
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Global National: Aug. 2There are more questions than answers about how a Toronto man accused of plotting a terror attack in the name of the so-called Islamic State (ISIS) was able to immigrate to Canada. Why critics are calling it a failure in border security. A massive pool of water is building up behind a landslide on the...Global NationalAug 2
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Global National: Aug. 6After weeks of speculation about potential candidates, U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has picked Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the 2024 presidential election. Jackson Proskow reports on Walz’s background, what he’s fought for, and why Democrats believe he can win over voters. The Canadian Olympic Committee has revoked the Paris Olympic...Global NationalAug 6
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BC Conservatives unveil health care platformThe Conservative Party of BC is unveiling a major part of its platform Thursday, with a lot of ideas about health care in this province. As Richard Zussman reports, critics say there are too many question marks in John Rustad’s plan.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 18
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Dry forecast prompts wildfire worriesWith no rain in the forecast, the wildfire risk in many parts of Metro Vancouver is considered high. As Janet Brown reports, fire officials are warning people to be vigilant, especially when out in grassy or forested areas.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 16
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Why Paris built fewer venues for the 2024 OlympicsYou won’t see many new sports arenas across Paris for the Olympic Games. The city has built only two new permanent venues, as part of a more sustainable ethos for the massive event, As Redmond Shannon reports.SportsJul 15
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Torrential downpour exposes Toronto’s ageing infrastructureIt is back to business in Toronto after a record-breaking storm yesterday that dumped so much rain that parts of the city came to standstill. That water has receded, and traffic is flowing again on major highways. Power has mostly been restored to thousands of customers. Some roads are still closed though and many home...Jul 17
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Montreal’s storm sewers no longer up to the job as flash flooding becomes more commonAs the remnants of hurricane Beryl dumped up to 100 mm of rain in some parts of Montreal, several businesses and homes were flooded, while cars were submerged on highways overwhelmed by water. Now, many Montrealers are wondering why this keeps happening and what’s being done to stop it. As Global’s Dan Spector found out,...Jul 11
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Ikea hacking: Low-cost, DIY movement finds new uses for furnitureSwedish furniture giant Ikea might conjure up thoughts of affordable furniture and Swedish meatballs – but not necessarily creativity. During times of economic hardships for many Canadians, people want to save money, but may not want to sacrifice personal style for their living spaces. As Alexia Kapralos explains, the grassroots Ikea Hacking movement involves building...ConsumerJul 11
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Global National: July 17It is back to business in Toronto after a record-breaking storm yesterday that dumped so much rain that parts of the city came to standstill. That water has receded, and traffic is flowing again on major highways. Power has mostly been restored to thousands of customers. Some roads are still closed though and many home...Jul 17