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Manitobans are watching the U.S. midterms closely on Tuesday evening hoping for some relief after tariffs continue to hamper the agricultural industry.

Three shellfish producers are taking legal action against the Village of Cumberland. They allege it is aware the local wastewater treatment facility has been running out of compliance for years and it means a number of oyster harvesting closures in recent years. Kylie Stanton has the details.

El Niño is driving unusual weather patterns amidst hurricane season in both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. Heidi Petracek explains how the Atlantic is experiencing one of its calmest seasons ever, while the Pacific is roaring ahead and setting a new pace.

A Quebec superior court judge has ordered Élections Québec to issue voter reminder cards in both English and French. Wednesday morning’s ruling follows a legal challenge to the agency’s decision to mail voting information in French only. English-language rights groups are calling it a major victory. Phil Carpenter reports.

The Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation has released its first quarter financial results. While cannabis sales increased by 11.2 per cent, alcohol sales have slightly slumped, including Nova Scotia-made products. But as David Murdock reports, not all local producers are seeing the decrease.

Saskatchewan honey producers are feeling the sting of an escalating trade war with the US. Hannigan Honey near Shellbrook is one of many businesses taking a major hit from new US tariffs.

Ukraine’s allies met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy today to mark the country’s 35th anniversary of independence. The United Kingdom and France pledged stronger military support, including classified technology that would allow Ukraine to produce its own Storm Shadow missiles. Redmond Shannon explains what’s being promised and what Ukraine says it still needs.

So many viral cleaning products take over our social media feeds, but do they actually work? From vacuums to laundry, cleaning expert Melissa Maker is here to review this year’s viral cleaning tools and tell us if they’re worth the hype. If you like her picks, scan the QR code to Shop the Show!

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Molson Canada 2005 have issued a nation-wide recall for 29 alcoholic and non-alcoholic beer products from seven different brands due to pieces of metal. Nicole Di Donato has the details. 

It’s the end of an era for Tesla’s signature Cybertrucks; the company is pulling the plug on production of the unique stainless steel electric vehicle next year. And not a moment too soon for people who love to hate them. As Sarah MacDonald reports, the one-time point of pride for Tesla CEO Elon Musk is...

St. James Players in Peterborough have been working their theatrical magic to bring “Cinderella” to the Showplace Performance Centre stage. Madeleine McColl went behind-the-scenes to learn more about what it takes to put on a Broadway-style production.

The eight-time Tony award-winning musical, Spring Awakening, is headed to the Maritimes. The show features an all-local cast and touches on themes related to youth, mental health and society pressures. Landon Duquette, who plays Melchior Gabor, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln for more on opening night.

The federal government is investing $50 million to help Canadian food businesses modernize. The announcement was made Thursday (Oct. 15) in Peterborough, Ont. The government says more efficient production could help keep grocery prices in check. Marc Woodhouse looks at what’s coming down the aisle.

During question period in the House of Commons on Monday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre asked the Liberals whether they’d accept axing taxes on fuel ahead of their Nov. 5 tabling of the federal budget. “The fastest way to save Canadians money is to get rid of all taxes on gas. Get rid of the clean...

The Canadian honey industry produces 3.6 million kilograms of honey every year, with the majority of that produced across the Prairies. Chef Raquel Fox joins Ross Hull with more delicious recipes for National Honey Month.

While delivering remarks at a campaign rally in Alaska on Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump spoke about an increase in American-made cars. “We have more car plants being built now than at any time in history… How brilliant am I to pull this off?” Trump said, adding “They’re all moving back. They’re leaving Canada.”

It’s a film festival building on creativity. The Architecture & Design Film Festival, or ADFF is about to take shape. Leah Mallen, and Anne Pearson, both Co-Producers of ADFF Vancouver joins Jennifer Palma with more.

A $9-million pilot project that put more security guards and peace officers on LRT platforms across Calgary produced some progress in improving safety on the city’s transit system. But not everyone is satisfied with the conclusions drawn, with many riders noting their sense of safety hasn’t changed. Adam MacVicar reports.

For more than 60 years, Edmonton Opera has been dedicated to producing great performances that showcase the powerful emotions of opera. They’re back for a new season – with some amazing mainstage productions coming up. Opera director Anna Theodosakis and singer Tessa Fackelmann spoke with Global News Morning Edmonton.

While we’re still enjoying fall, the winter freeze will soon take over. That means all outdoor produce you’ve grown or picked from a local farm needs to be preserved. Chef Raquel Fox joins our Ross Hull for more on how to make the most of what you have in your fridge.