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Rolling Stone magazine has dubbed Charles Wesley Godwin the ‘John Denver of Rock and Roll’. He joins us to reflect on his electrifying performance on Jimmy Kimmel and the heartfelt inspirations behind his new album ‘Family Ties’. Plus, he talks about why grassroots fan engagement remains at the heart of his musical mission.

Morgan Hoffman catches up with Kristen Stewart as she delves into the thrilling world of ‘Love Lies Bleeding.’ The actor opens up about filming on the scorching New Mexico sets and the heart-pounding moments of bringing the story to life. Kristen also talks about her controversial ‘Rolling Stone’ cover shoot.

New plexiglass barriers at grocery stores in the Halifax area are raising questions about shoppers’ rights and fire safety. As Skye Bryden-Blom reports, they’re among the latest measures to be rolled out to prevent shoplifting.

An amazing collection is on the auction block in B.C. and it includes music memorabilia from the Beatles to the Rolling Stones and other vintage collectables. Squire Barnes has more on the unique pieces up for grabs and the collectors biggest obsession.

We have a conversation with intimacy coordinator Mattea Kennedy about the evolving acceptance of intimacy coaches, highlighted by insights from top talent like Emma Stone. She chats to us about navigating on-set dynamics to its broader impact on societal discourse and the vital role of intimacy coordination in promoting consent and safety both on and...

Now that booze will be even more widely accessible in Ontario by 2026, MADD Canada says the venue where people purchase alcohol does not matter, so long as enforcement is upheld. But as Noor Ra’fat Ibrahim finds out, the changes are sitting differently with many, including those who were not initially consulted.

There’s no shortage of inexpensive disposable clothing on store shelves, but a Peruvian Canadian company is offering something different and has been selling knitted wear for 30 years combining the traditions from two different cultures that couldn’t be further apart. Global’s Jayme Doll reports.

Cedric the Entertainer announced the Golden Globe Award nominees on Monday for “Best Actress in a Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy.” The nominees include Margot Robbie for her role as the titular character in “Barbie” and Emma Stone in the movie “Poor Things.”

It’s the start of December, so you might be wondering about what the winter has in store. This winter, El Niño will play a significant role in weather patterns across Canada and the Northern Hemisphere. Chief Meteorologist Anthony Farnell has been studying computer models and weather trends to determine if there will be snow for...

The woman who was in her late 20’s said Nygard took her to the Rolling Stones concert before inviting her back to his Niagara St office where he locked her into his bedroom suite and forced her to have sex. Catherine McDonald reports.

The fall legislative session will kick off Monday with a focus on housing. In the Friday, Sept. 29, 2023, edition of Focus BC, host Richard Zussman speaks with Housing Minister and Government House leader Ravi Kahlon. Also, it’s been a rough few months for BC United. Party House leader Todd Stone speaks about losing an...

The Bank of Canada is holding its benchmark interest rate at 5.0 per cent, a level not seen since April 2001. The central bank’s last hike was in July. Why the BoC is holding steady for now, what this says about the economy, and why some experts aren’t banking on another hike soon. The E....

A growing number of Canadians are worried they won’t be able to pay off debts like credit card bills amid higher interest rates and inflation that continues to cause pain, particularly at the grocery store. Anne Gaviola reports on the latest polling from Ipsos Public Affairs.

The provincial government is rolling out a new e-bike rebate program on Thursday, aimed at getting more people to take up active transportation. As Jayden Wasney reports, since the announcement, one Kelowna e-bike store has seen a jump in interest.

A Calgary family is pleading to have their van returned after someone stole it in broad daylight on Wednesday. As Jayme Doll reports, it’s a lifeline for a man living with a disability.

Zellers reopened its doors in Hudson’s Bay stores across the country. As Jayme Doll reports, customers said they are excited about another low-cost retail option.

Cloudy skies and milder temperatures in store for Peterborough Thursday, with rain expected to roll in Friday. High of 7.

Paul Brothers checks out The Rolling Stones UNZIPPED exhibit on now at Steele Wheels Motor Museum in Halifax.

Alberta’s finance minister is set to unveil his last budget before Albertans head to the polls for a spring election, but we’ve already have several glimpses at what to expect Tuesday afternoon. Provincial affairs reporter Saif Kaisar looks at what we know and what else might be in store.

A group of Celine Dion fans protested outside Rolling Stone’s offices in Midtown Manhattan on Friday, after the magazine failed to include the Canadian singer in a list titled “The 200 Greatest Singers of All Time.” The omission of Dion from the list, which was published on Jan. 1, sparked a wave of criticism against...