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Rod Black is bringing the behind-the-scenes stories to the forefrontRod Black has been one of Canada’s most versatile sportscasters for over forty years. In 1992 and 1993, he had the call when the Blue Jays won back-to-back World Series. He skated on ice with Tonya Harding and Nancy Kerrigan, and was the voice reporting the events of 9/11. Let’s just say, Rod has covered...The Morning ShowMay 20
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‘Can’t the b**** f***ing read?’: Lisa Kudrow says writers bullied her on set of ‘Friends’After it was revealed last week that Helena Bonham Carter had been dropped from the ‘The White Lotus,’ Laura Dern has been announced in the fourth season of the Emmy-winning series. Then, Lisa Kudrow, who played Phoebe Buffay in the popular 90’s sitcom ‘Friends’ has attacked the show’s writers, calling them “brutal.” “There was definitely...The Morning ShowApr 29
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Ford releases accelerated schedule for ‘Ring of Fire’ road construction in OntarioOntario Premier Doug Ford was at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference in Toronto on Monday. He released an accelerated schedule for the construction of a road to develop the “Ring of Fire” resource-rich region in northern Ontario.CanadaMar 2
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Global News Hour at 6 BC: May 23A major Downtown Vancouver road has now closed for the FIFA World Cup. Crews are battling an out of control wildfire in the Rock Ridge area of Maple Ridge. Squamish First Nation warning of fake letter issued to Britannia Beach residents regarding their property rights.Global BCMay 23
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Winspear Centre hosting special fundraising concert for Youth Orchestra of Northern AlbertaThe Winspear Centre is proud to be part of Edmonton’s Arts District, alongside the Citadel Theatre and Art Gallery of Alberta. Together, the three organizations help bring arts and culture to the heart of downtown Edmonton through year-round performances, exhibitions, education programs and community events. Alex Draper, director of philanthropy at the Winspear Centre, joined...Global News Morning EdmontonMay 28
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King’s throne speech visit cost nearly $900,000, documents showGlobal News has learned that the cost to the Canadian treasury to have King Charles III read the speech from the throne in Canada’s Senate a year ago, to open the 45th Parliament, came close to $900,000. David Akin has more.CanadaMay 23
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Man attacked after Friday prayers at St. Albert mosque leads to aggravated assault chargeAli Wahad Noor and his wife were leaving Friday prayers at the Muslim Association of St. Albert when a driver began following them. Further down the road, the man allegedly blocked their vehicle and began shouting before the confrontation turned physical. As Jasmine King explains, a St. Albert man is now charged with aggravated assault...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 8
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Transit Smokehouse leaving historic Fort Road hotel in favor of the southsideIt was hoped the Transit Hotel Smokehouse and its BBQ menu could bring new life to the 120-year-old building in north Edmonton, but as Sarah Komadina explains, the Fort Road eatery is closing and the concept moving south of the river instead.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonMay 5
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Snowstorms close major Alberta highway, leaving some stranded for up to 13 hoursEmergency services have been working through the night to bring food and gas to stranded Alberta motorists along Highway 63, outside Fort McMurray. For many who have spent over 13 hours on the road, the response hasn’t been enough. Sarah Komadina has more.CanadaApr 24
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King Charles gets standing ovation from Democrats after ‘checks and balances’ remark in CongressDuring a historic speech before U.S. Congress on Tuesday, King Charles III was met with roaring applause and a standing ovation from Democratic lawmakers after seemingly taking aim at U.S. President Donald Trump. Noting that historic British legal principles been “reiterated, often verbatim,” in the American Bill of Rights, Charles pointed out that even “executive...PoliticsApr 28
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Multiple vehicles break down after fueling up at same south Edmonton gas stationSeveral drivers are furious after their vehicles either wouldn’t start or broke down on the road. The common thread, they all fueled up at the very same gas station in south Edmonton. Many of the pumps at that Esso were shut down Wednesday with many of the victims concerned that the gas may have been...Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 15
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Elizabeth Fry Society’s shelter closes after lease extension deniedAn women’s shelter in northeast Edmonton has been forced to close its doors. The site along Fort Road near the Belvedere LRT Station was meant to be a temporary home for the Elizabeth Fry Society, and since they haven’t found a new one they’ve been evicted. Jasmine King has more.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 10
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Transport Canada seeking feedback on bright headlight glareIf you feel like vehicle headlights are too bright these days and are straining your eyes on the road, Transport Canada wants to hear from you. It’s conducting a survey over headlights that have gotten a lot brighter over the years, with some experts saying they’re causing safety issues on the roads. Jasmine King reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonApr 6
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Toronto shares FIFA World Cup 2026 mobility planThe City of Toronto has unveiled its plan to keep traffic moving when the FIFA World Cup 2026 arrives in June. As Megan King reports, its plan focuses on getting cars off the roads and people on public transit as they make their way to and from matches.Global News at 6 TorontoMar 26
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Saskatoon Blades prep for first round of playoffs vs EdmontonWATCH: Saskatoon Blades begin 2025/26 playoffs on the road vs the Edmonton Oil Kings on Friday, March 27 and Sunday, March 29.SportsMar 25
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Albertans contend with another gas price hikeIt was likely a sore sight for most Albertans this week — a litre of regular gasoline now priced in the range of $1.60. As Skylar Peters reports, it’s short-term pain, but residents of this province, in particular, could be in for a payoff down the road.CanadaMar 18
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Daylight saving time shift raises road safety concernsAs clocks move forward for daylight saving time, experts warn the transition can bring increased risks on the road. The loss of an hour of sleep combined with changing light conditions can lead to more fatigue and reduced visibility for drivers. Michael Stewart with CAA joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to share what motorists, cyclists and pedestrians...Global News Morning TorontoMar 9
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Kingston’s fourth snow day in two weeksA winter storm is pushing through much of Ontario, bringing heavy snow, poor visibility, and tricky commutes across Kingston. Crews are working around the clock to keep roads clear, but as Jesse Reynolds reports, keeping up comes with its own challenges.EnvironmentJan 15
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Ring of Fire: Canada, Ontario sign deal to reduce red tape to speed up major projectsPrime Minister Mark Carney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford met Thursday to sign an agreement to speed up the approval of major projects, including building the road to the Ring of Fire.CanadaDec 18, 2025
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Road to the Ring of Fire: Ontario signs partnership deal with Marten Falls First NationOn Thursday, the Ontario government signed a landmark deal to fast-track construction of an all-season road that will connect Marten Falls First Nation to the broader provincial highway network, and later, to the mineral-rich region known as the Ring of Fire.PoliticsNov 27, 2025