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The Port of Churchill reopens for grain shipmentsManitoba’s Port of Churchill has resumed grain shipments for the first time in six years. The port is being used to ship 30,000 tonnes of Canadian durum wheat supplied by Saskatchewan based company AGT Foods. Chris Avery, CEO of the Arctic Gateway Group and owner of the port, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln for the latest on...Global News MorningSep 2
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Valleyview IGA reopens in west EdmontonWhat’s old is new again: Valleyview IGA has reopened in west Edmonton after its replacement — artisan grocer L’OCA Quality Market — shut down earlier this year in the Parkview neighbourhood shopping complex. Gates Guarin has the story.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonAug 20
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Peterborough daycare reopens after eviction from Northview Community ChurchA Peterborough daycare evicted from its home this summer has reopened. The former Northview DaySchool is returning with a new name and address — but without many of its former child care spaces. Marc Woodhouse has the story. WATCH:Sep 9
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Scarborough MP reopens office after man arrested in arson incident outside her homeToronto Police say they are now one step closer to finding out who was behind an arson incident at MP Salma Zahid’s home last Thursday, that left her family fearing for their safety. Authorities say a suspect is now in custody, while another is outstanding. Noor Ra’fat was live with more on the MP’s response.CrimeSep 4
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Possible deal between Iran and Oman could reopen Strait of Hormuz for shippingIran says it is working on a deal with Oman to manage shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, though it’s unclear what the agreement would entail. That story and more in Business Matters for Aug. 17, 2026.CanadaAug 17
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Hope renewed for Strait of Hormuz’s reopeningAnother attempt appears to be underway to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which has been effectively closed to traffic for almost the entirety of the U.S. and Israel’s war on Iran. Jackson Proskow explains what’s known about negotiations, and whether the prospect of a deal is believable this time.Global NationalAug 4
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Business Matters: Oil prices rise as doubts grow that Strait of Hormuz will reopenThe price of Brent crude climbed in trading Monday above $85 USD/barrel as hopes for a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to commercial oil tankers faded. That story and more in Business Matters for August 10, 2026.ConsumerAug 10
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Uncertainty around reopening of Dauphin hospitalMore than three weeks after Dauphin’s hospital suffered major flood damage – leadership is admitting they don’t know when it will be ready for patients again. Katherine Dornian reports.HealthJul 24
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2026 Kraft Hockeyville winning town reopens ice rink following explosion before ChristmasJust days before Christmas 2025, an explosion severely damaged the only ice arena in Taber, Alta. The town managed to win Kraft Hockeyville after capturing the hearts of the nation, securing funds toward its multi-million dollar rebuild. Now, as Justin Sibbet reports, the first skaters hit the ice almost eight months later.CanadaJul 31
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Paris’s Louvre Museum reopens gallery after heist; jewellery not on displayThe beloved Louvre Museum in Paris, France, reopened its Apollo Gallery to visitors on Wednesday, nine months after a spectacular theft of French Crown Jewels worth an estimated $102 million exposed security weaknesses at the world’s most visited museum.WorldJul 22
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Saskatoon’s University Bridge reopening postponed as repair costs increaseWATCH: Saskatoon has postponed the reopening of its University Bridge due to construction delays, with more extensive repair work needed.CanadaJul 20
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Pacific Boulevard set to reopen next weekAfter weeks of being behind a road block, traffic will soon be flowing again along Pacific Boulevard around BC Place Stadium. The City of Vancouver confirming to Global News, that the route that had been scheduled to remain closed until the end of the month, is set to reopen next week. Paul Johnson reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 11
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Edmonton Valley Zoo’s nocturnal wing reopens after renovationsFollowing months of renovations, the Edmonton Valley Zoo is welcoming visitors back to its nocturnal wing. Nicole Stillger has more.Jul 4
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Traffic impact on Portage and Main one year after reopeningOne city councillor says the impacts to traffic at Portage and Main are not as bad as he expected, with Saturday marking one year since the intersection opened to pedestrians.TrafficJun 25
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: Sept. 7The chair of the Metro Vancouver Board is promising transparency on the severance package for the organization’s now-former CAO. A number of community members are reacting to news of the serious charges against Kal Dosanjh. The Granville Street Pedestrian Zone is officially closed with the stretch of road set to reopen to vehicle traffic later...Global BCSep 7
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Talking to kids about wildfiresAfter a frightening evacuation of the entire town, a Summerland preschool is planning to help its students understand what they’ve just been through. As it prepares to reopen, staff is emphasizing the importance of talking openly about the wildfires. Cohan Sassaman reports.Global News at 5:30 OkanaganAug 21
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Telus World of Science Edmonton has big plans for fallTelus World of Science Edmonton is a place where science comes to life for all ages. From hands-on exhibits and live demonstrations to immersive Imax films and special events, it’s a hub of learning, discovery and fun. Kyla Amrhein and Frank Florian from the science centre chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton about what to...Global News Morning EdmontonAug 17
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Trump’s tariff uncertainty puts Stellantis plant, auto workers at riskThere are growing calls to keep Canada’s auto manufacturing front and centre in trade talks with the United States. Negotiations are continuing ahead of a midweek deadline for the U.S. to impose new tariffs. On Friday, the union representing Canadian auto workers said it was informally advised by Stellantis that the company may not reopen...CanadaAug 15
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Global National: Aug. 15There are growing calls to keep Canada’s auto manufacturing front and centre in trade talks with the United States. On Friday, the union representing Canadian auto workers said it was informally advised by Stellantis that the company may not reopen its assembly plant in Brampton. U.S. President Donald Trump is facing pressure about the conditions...Global NationalAug 15
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Trump says Iran should pay compensation for people killed in previous conflictsIran and Oman are nearing final terms for a strategic plan to reopen and control the Strait of Hormuz as U.S. President Donald Trump doubles down on demands to go after Tehran for compensation. On Monday, Trump countered Iranian demands for war reparations with demands of his own – compensation for all the people killed...PoliticsAug 10