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While Justin Trudeau will still be the prime minister for likely a number of months while the Liberals search for a new leader, the news is having big impacts already.

After Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau slipped up, making a comment about temporarily suspended sales taxes on “freshly-made produce,” rather than “products,” Conservative Party Pierre Poilievre responded criticizing the Liberal carbon pricing initiative. “He really does think that food comes from the grocery store, not from the farmers who actually grow the produce. That’s why...

As premiers across the country gather to talk tariffs in the wake of Donald Trump’s 25 per cent pledge, Alberta producers are eagerly waiting to hear what could be the next step for their exports. Morgan Black has more.

After Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau slipped up, making a comment about temporarily suspended sales taxes on “freshly-made produce,” rather than “products,” Conservative Party Pierre Poilievre responded criticizing the Liberal carbon pricing initiative. “He really does think that food comes from the grocery store, not from the farmers who actually grow the produce. That’s why...

A local partnership is tackling food insecurity here in Montreal. The Lufa Farms foundation in collaboration with the Rossy foundation and Moisson Montréal is ensuring a steady supply of fresh, locally grown vegetables are going to Montreal families in need. Lufa Farms CEO Mohamed Hage joins Global News Morning’s host Laura Casella to talk about...

Legendary music producer Quincy Jones has died at the age of 91. His historic career ranged from producing Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller’ to prize-winning film and television scores, as well as collaborating with Frank Sinatra and many others.

Saturday’s wild and wet election night in British Columbia has yet to deliver a clear winner. The outcome relies on just a few ridings where the margins are so tight, that a careful recount of every single vote – including absentee ballot – is necessary. As Richard Zussman tells us, the B.C. Conservatives, led by...

We check in with Andy Hulan, consumer product safety officer with Health Canada, to highlight some toy and consumer product safety tips for the holiday season.

MadeGood, the snack food company, issued a voluntary recall of several of its granola bar products on Monday. The brand made the decision over the risk that some of the bite-sized treats may contain a piece of metal. Miranda Anthistle has the details.

A foundation in the Okanagan plans to exceed its record-breaking food production. The trinity legacy foundation oversees Helen’s Acres, employing volunteer labour to grow food for a half-dozen charities in the Okanagan. Sydney Morton reports.

WATCH: Students from Evan Hardy Collegiate are excited to perform School of Rock — one of Saskatoon Public Schools’ productions this year.

Slam Wrestling producer Greg Oliver discusses the life of Sweet Daddy Siki, a Canadian wrestling legend who passed away on Dec. 31, 2024.

What’s up, doc? Bugs Bunny at the Symphony is back in Calgary for the first time since 2015. Creator, conductor and executive producer George Daugherty joins Global News Morning Calgary to talk about some of the character’s iconic tunes.

Albertans can once again buy wine directly from B.C. wineries. The announcement comes after an impasse in which the Alberta government blocked imports of wine from B.C. producers who were bypassing applicable taxes through direct-to-customer shipping. Elissa Carpenter reports.

Winter weather is on the way – good for a white Christmas but not so much for Toronto traffic. A search for suspects after yet another violent smash and grab robbery. And, a vertical farm providing fresh produce for those most in need.

Actor Doug McKeag, who plays Ebeneezer Scrooge, and Theatre Calgary technical director Graham Kingsley join Global News at Noon Calgary to pull back the curtain on this year’s production of the timeless classic “A Christmas Carol.” The show runs until Dec. 29 at Arts Commons.

A woman who is blind is refused boarding on an Ebus to the Okanagan despite having made the same trip a few weeks earlier. And, why B.C. beer and wine producers are on the hook for taxes, despite consumers getting a GST holiday.

Honda and Nissan, two of Japan’s largest automakers, have announced plans to merge and become one of the world’s biggest car producers. Mike Armstrong explains what’s behind the decision, what it could mean for the future of the auto industry, and the third automaker who could join the deal.

A Canadian charity is working to address the growing issue of food insecurity through its vertical farm program. Using hydroponic technology, these farmers are able to produce local, nutrient-dense microgreens for community food banks. Megan King has the details on what these innovators are calling, the ‘future of farming.’

A critical incident review into the disappearance of a man living with dementia has produced seven recommendations and is the first review of its kind in Manitoba. Iris Dyck reports.