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Thailand says Cambodian rocket fire has caused 1st civilian death in renewed border fightingThailand’s government says a rocket attack from Cambodia has killed a 63-year-old villager, the first Thai civilian death since renewed fighting at the border. Fighting started again on Dec. 7 following a skirmish in which two Thai soldiers were wounded.WorldDec 14
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Kelowna Rockets launch 30th anniversary seasonThe Kelowna Rockets have opened up their training camp ahead of their landmark 30th anniversary season. Travis Lowe reports.SportsAug 28
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Beware of ‘porch pirates’: Calgary woman shocked by Skip the Dishes’ response to brazen theftAs the holidays draw near, a Calgary woman is warning about “porch pirates” – but her story has a twist. Footage from her home doorbell camera shows a food delivery driver dropping off the food before pocketing a package that had been delivered by Amazon. Elissa Carpenter has that story.CrimeNov 28
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Canada’s new UN ambassador talks about challenges in new trade relationshipsThe Prime Minister is returning home pockets full, with multi-billion dollar agreements with the United Arab Emirates and trade possibilities with India, China, and Europe. Do ties with some of these countries cause any concern? The show speaks exclusively with Canada’s new Ambassador to the United Nations and gets U.A.E. trade reaction from the former...The West BlockNov 23
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The West Block: Nov. 23Canada, the U.S. and Finland moved forward on an agreement to build heavy Arctic icebreakers in a trilateral agreement called the ICE pact. The Commander of Canada’s Coast Guard Mario Pelletier told the West Block how his current fleet is being updated in the meantime. Plus, the Prime Minister returned home, pockets full, with multi-billion...The West BlockNov 23
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Patient calls for MS medication coverageA B.C. woman is raising awareness about a life-changing drug that is treating her multiple sclerosis — but is not covered by the provincial government. As Catherine Urquhart reports, without help, she may be paying tens of thousands of dollars a year out of pocket.Global News Hour at 6 BCNov 12
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Toronto Chinese Canadian Film Festival returns for a second yearA range of groundbreaking films are on the docket for the second year at TCCFF. Candace Daniel is joined by Justin Poy, Vice Chair for the festival, to discuss the significance of cross-cultural storytelling, festival lineup, and a pressing documentary that delves into the impact of the Chinese exclusion act on Chinese Canadian families.Oct 17
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Health Matters: Canada’s health ministers attend Calgary meetingsCanada’s federal health minister Marjorie Michel is in Calgary as she begins meetings with her provincial and territorial counterparts. Topics on the docket will include funding agreements and interprovincial credential recognition. Katherine Ward has this story and more in Health Matters for Oct. 16, 2025.Health MattersOct 16
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Canada’s ‘Starsailor’ Rocket set for historic launchThe “Starsailor” rocket is poised to make history as the first Canadian-made rocket in more than 25 years to reach space. Scheduled to launch between August 8 and 22 from a trapline in northern Quebec, the mission is a collaboration between Space Concordia’s Rocketry Division and the local Cree community. This marks a significant milestone...CanadaAug 8
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Carney’s federal budget aims to help low-income CanadiansPrime Minister Mark Carney previewed some affordability measures today, following through on campaign promises ahead of next month’s budget. Three programs will be rolled out on Nov. 4, and as David Akin reports, one of them has the potential to put hundreds of dollars back in the pockets of millions of low-income Canadians.CanadaOct 10
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Students from Concordia University look to make history with first Canadian rocket launch in yearsWhat started off as a student club with a big dream has turned into a university program on the verge of making history. Students from Concordia University have the green light to launch their liquid-fuel rocket in the hopes of reaching space. As Felicia Parrillo reports, if successful, the mission will mark the first space...CanadaAug 7
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Global National: Oct. 10Thousands of displaced Palestinians moved north to Gaza City on Friday as the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect. Many of them returned to their homes, whether they were destroyed or not, as Israeli forces withdrew from Gaza’s major urban areas. While troops are still present within the enclave, many Gazans are grateful for...Global NationalOct 10
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SpaceX launches successful Starship test flight after months of explosive setbacksElon Musk’s SpaceX on Tuesday successfully launched its giant Starship rocket for a tenth test flight, aiming to overcome development setbacks and clinch long-sought technical milestones key to the Mars rocket’s reusable design.WorldAug 27
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Global Okanagan News at 5:30 p.m. – Aug. 28Two boats collide on Okanagan Lake, sending multiple people to hospital. And the Okanagan Rockets kick off their 30th anniversary season.CanadaAug 28
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Cash grab or child safety? Kingston responds to Ford’s plan to ban camsThe debate over municipal speed cameras is heating up after the province introduced plans to get rid of them. 22 mayors have now sent a letter to premier Doug Ford urging him not to move forward. In Kingston, officials say cameras in school zones are there to save lives, not line pockets. Jesse Reynolds has the story.Oct 3
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Bif Naked coming to Edmonton for documentary premiereCanadian rocker Bif Naked chatted with Global News Morning Edmonton about the upcoming premiere of her documentary at the Edmonton International Film Festival.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 23
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Toronto man runs weekly races against TTC streetcarsA Toronto man has challenged himself to a series of foot races against the city’s streetcars. As Megan King reports, the weekly show of man vs. machine tests whether he can outrun the so-called “red rocket.”Global News at 6 TorontoAug 12
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NASA launch: SpaceX Crew-11 arrives at International Space StationThe four astronauts of SpaceX Crew-11 successfully arrived at the International Space Station (ISS) early Saturday aboard the Falcon 9 rocket. This comes after the second attempted launch of the vessel Friday. The crew serves as relief for Crew-10 — the team that took over from the astronauts stranded on the ISS for nine months...ScienceAug 2
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Museum of Toronto’s city-wide campaign explores hidden pockets of historyA city-wide campaign by the Museum of Toronto is allowing residents to learn hidden pockets of history in it’s neighborhoods. As Megan King reports, the ‘T.O. You Don’t Know’ project is peeling back the layers of Toronto for all to experience.Jul 29
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Ozzy Osbourne funeral: Sharon and family join crowds in Birmingham to pay tribute to rockerSharon Osbourne laid flowers in honour of her late husband, Ozzy Osbourne, during the funeral cortege in the Black Sabbath frontman’s home city of Birmingham, on Wednesday, as fans lined the street to pay tribute to the rocker.EntertainmentJul 30