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Canada’s minister of energy and natural resources, Tim Hodgson, was in Calgary on Friday speaking to the Canadian Association of Energy Contractors. Hogson says Canada needs to continue to look to new markets, even after the U.S. approval to revive Keystone XL. Drew Stremick reports.

March inflation data shows the cost of produce spiked by 7.8%. University of Guelph Food Economist Mike von Massow discusses what’s behind the steep price increases.

Rising global tensions are hitting close to home for B.C.’s wine industry. Surging fuel prices, driven by the conflict in the Middle East, are increasing the cost of doing business and industry leaders warn those costs could soon be passed onto consumers. Global News Morning speaks with Jeff Guignard, CEO of Wine Growers BC.

Sap is flowing in the Peterborough area — a sure sign spring is here. But some producers say the maple syrup season is off to a slower start this year. Marc Woodhouse taps into why that is:

European Union regulators have hit Chinese online retailer Temu with a fine of more than $320 million after it failed to protect consumers from illegal products. An investigation determined the company exposed customers to high-risk items that didn’t comply with safety regulations. Reggie Cecchini has this story and more in Business Matters for May 28,...

The labour productivity of Canadian businesses fell 0.5 per cent in 2026’s first quarter, marking the second straight quarter of decline. Data from Statistics Canada shows productivity decreased in 10 of the 16 main industry sectors. Reggie Cecchini has this story and more in Business Matters for June 3, 2026.

Global News Morning’s Clay Young talks about Dry Cold Productions’ new ‘Kimberly Akimbo’ play at Prairie Theatre Exchange.

The European Union has fined the online shopping platform Temu more than $300 million for allowing unsafe and faulty products to be sold on its website. It says an investigation found a “very high percentage” of the electronic device chargers failed basic safety tests, and a “high percentage” of baby toys posed safety risks. Redmond...

For years, Flyover has been known for creating immersive flying productions that aired at Canada Place and other venues in the U.S. Now the Vancouver company has evolved to selling those flying films around the globe, while also investing in technical innovation. Jay Durant has more in This is BC.

Edmonton Repertory Theatre is proud to present its latest production, ‘The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane’ — a modern fairy tale that touches on everything from loss and grief to realizing what it truly means to love. Artistic director Jennifer Krezlewicz and actor Rogan Coffey shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

Asked about a discrepancy in funds provided to B.C.’s softwood lumber industry when compared to tariffed industry’s like steel and aluminum, Canada’s Minister of Energy and Resources, Tim Hodgson, clarified that the “federal government has committed $2.5 billion to the forest products industry and to helping the industry through this challenging time.” He adds, “Softwood...

As the FIFA World Cup nears, many people are looking to secure some fresh merchandise. A Brampton non-profit is producing some officially licensed FIFA merch, in a collection that is co-designed and created by neurodivergent individuals and marginalized youth. Marlene Spence, from the Chance Centre, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the inspiration behind the collection.

Some areas of Alberta have seen upwards 150 mm of rain since Sunday and it’s halted seeding for some grain and produce farmers. Prairie Gardens near Edmonton couldn’t plant its final field of pumpkins because of the rain, but staff are happy to see the downpour — calling it million dollar rain. Katherine Ludwig reports.

Starting this week, U.S. companies importing fresh mushrooms from Canada to the United States must now pay duties when their product crosses the border. Matthew Merkel has reaction from the U.S. based owner of a local producer.

Sony Pictures is developing a feature-film biopic titled ‘Shania.’ The film is written and directed by Leah McKendrick, with Shania Twain herself attached as a producer. No details have been released as to who will be playing the country superstar; stay tuned. Then, we keep you in the movie spirit as ‘Scary Movie 6’ has...

The transition of young people’s lives after high school is examined in the new series,’ Not Suitable for Work.’ Written by Mindy Kaling, the series centers on five twenty-something professionals in Manhattan’s Murray Hill area who are consumed with their jobs and trying to find time for personal fulfillment. Ella Hunt, Avantika Vandanapu, and executive...

Some Edmonton residents have noticed their seasonal allergies are hitting harder than usual. Kevin Sproule, an abourist with Davey Tree Edmonton says drought conditions coupled with a later start to spring have put added stress on trees and shrubs, causing them to produce more pollen than usual. Gates Guarin has the story.

WATCH: 25th Street Theatre presents “Behind Closed Doors” April 30 – May 10. The show features six short plays in unique locations around Saskatoon.

Anya Taylor-Joy stars as Lucky, a skilled con artist on the run, in the new Apple TV+ limited crime thriller series ‘Lucky.’ Adapted from Marissa Stapley’s bestselling novel, the show premieres globally on July 15, 2026, and follows its protagonist after a multi-million-dollar heist goes wrong. Also: Sony Pictures is developing a feature-film biopic titled...

Some crop producers in the province stress over their seeding abilities as the slow start to the season could impact crop yields. Financial relief is on the way for some Saskatchewan businesses impacted by tariffs as the federal government announces new support funding.