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As Halloween creeps closer, it’s time to plan your perfect costume without the waste! Julia Grieve shares thrift-friendly ways to transform pop culture trends into fun, eco-friendly costumes. From Harley Quinn to characters from The Bear and Challengers, learn how to stay stylish while being sustainable this spooky season.

With two months until Americans head to the polls, pop superstar Taylor Swift is officially endorsing Kamala Harris for president. Mike Armstrong explains why Swift went public with her political views; how she regrets staying quiet during the 2018 midterms; and whether celebrity endorsements like hers can shift the vote.

Residents in west Edmonton’s Parkview and Crestwood areas are getting fed up with increased crime and disorder in the mature neighbourhoods long known for being quiet and desirable to live in. A recent home invasion caught on video shows just how brazen criminals have become. Lisa MacGregor reports.

Schools in B.C., Alberta, and Ontario have become the latest to ban cellphones in classrooms, bringing those provinces in line with most of the rest of Canada. How students are feeling about the new rules; how Canada can learn from other countries; and the toll social media and algorithms can have on mental health. Cameras...

The annual Toronto International BuskerFest returns to Woodbine Park this weekend, with over 100 performers across 7 stages. Quinn The Comedian joins Candace Daniel to discuss this year’s festivities and performs a unique surprise.

The Rogers Charity Classic brings out the best golfers the PGA Champions Tour has to offer, like Esteban Toledo. The 61-year-old is quite the athlete, always ready for a challenge. As Moses Woldu reports, he’s now trying his hand at Canada’s favourite sport, hockey.

Discover the story behind Stephen Wilson Jr.’s acclaimed debut album, “Son of Dad,” lauded by Rolling Stone as one of 2023’s best. Stephen shares personal inspirations and reflects on his father’s influence on his life and music. He also opens up about his adventures on the road touring with Hardy’s “Quit Tour.”

Following Global News’ exclusive reporting that revealed that Correctional Services Canada instructed staff to keep quiet about the 2022 transfer of notable convicted murderer Luka Magnotta from a maximum-security prison to a medium-security institution, ‘The West Block’ host Mercedes Stephenson interviews former correctional investigator of Canada Howard Sapers about balancing privacy rights and the public’s...

A Vernon resident was hoping to sell his car to make some pocket money, but things didn’t quite go as planned. As Victoria Femia reports – when he went to deposit the bank draft, he quickly learned he had been scammed.

The opioid crisis in Canada is worsening as it enters its eighth year, with the number of opioid-related deaths showing little sign of decreasing despite promises and investments by both federal and provincial governments. Last week, three provinces came together in the hopes that a new approach will help combat the crisis. Heather Yourex-West reports...

A Nanaimo man who’s created quite the following with his daredevil mountain biking stunts is inviting the world to his backyard. As Kylie Stanton reports, Reece Wallace is preparing an event this summer for some of the best riders in the world.

For the first time in nearly a decade, Canucks fans can cheer on their team during at the playoffs at home. General tickets went on sale today, and there was quite a bit of sticker shock. As Cassidy Mosconi reports, for some fans, it’s worth the price.

In this Thursday, March 28, 2024 edition of Global News Hour at 6 Edmonton with Quinn Ohler and Scott Roberts, the Crown files to appeal the sentence of a man who dismembered a Beaumont mother, higher Edmonton Oilers playoff ticket prices this season, Danielle Smith tells House of Commons committee the upcoming carbon tax increase...

Paper and packaging company Cascades is closing its Belleville & Quinte West plants, leaving 230 jobless. Officials seek repurposing options for facilities.

Keyaan’s mother has two other sons, both of whom are on the autism spectrum. To give Mom some respite, the Pacific Autism Family Network has provided her with a quiet night of rest at the Century Plaza hotel and dinner at C Prime Restaurant in the heart of Vancouver.

A physician and best-selling author Dr. Jen Gunter is in Edmonton, hoping to break down myths surrounding women’s menstrual cycles. Plus, how funds from the Full House Lottery will support patients across the province. Quinn Ohler has more in Health Matters.

Quinte West OPP are looking to identify suspects after surveillance video catches an apparent attempt at vandalism that didn’t end well in Trenton earlier this month.

When former Edmonton Elks defensive back Aaron Grymes was sidelined because of a knee injury in the 2023 CFL season, eight-year-old fan Jace Nerbas not only cheered him through — the two also became best buds. Quinn Ohler reports.

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We have the author of ‘Endgame’ which is making the rounds as it makes quite a few revelations within the Royal family. Plus, we talk to Chef Lynn Crawford about her family pot pie recipe. Also, we’re talking about how you can take the best fashion inspiration from...

An agent of the Indian government directed one of its citizens to hire a hitman to assassinate a Sikh activist living in New York, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. That activist is believed to be Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, who has both Canadian and American citizenship. How investigators say the suspected murder-for-hire plot was...