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Rolling Stones play Vancouver’s BC PlaceA pair of big music events drawing tens of thousands of people in Metro Vancouver Friday evening – including what could be the final show ever in Canada for The Rolling Stones. They were performing at BC Place. Julia Foy was there and met several generations of fans who came out to enjoy the show.EntertainmentJul 6
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Crowd boos after Mick Jagger praises Trudeau at Rolling Stones gigDuring their highly anticipated Vancouver, B.C., stop on the ‘Hackney Diamonds’ world tour, The Rolling Stones were met with roaring boos after lead singer Mick Jagger praised Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his family. For decades, Trudeau’s mother, Margaret, has been rumoured to have partied with “the Stones” a lot, back in their golden era.CanadaJul 12
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Stephen Wilson Jr. on honouring his father’s legacy through musicDiscover 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.”The Morning ShowJun 6
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Charles Wesley Godwin on why his album “Family Ties” has connected with fansRolling 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.The Morning ShowApr 18
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Global National: May 22United Kingdom Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called a snap general election for July 4, in a stunning move that even caught members of his own Conservative party off guard. Why Sunak is making this political gamble, and how voters feel about heading to the polls this summer. As the war between Israel and Hamas...Global NationalMay 22
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Max Thieriot previews “Fire Country” season 3 finaleWe catch up with Max Thieriot, star of the captivating drama series “Fire Country,” where convicts find redemption through firefighting. Max shares insights into the show’s appeal, his multifaceted role as creator, actor, and producer, and teases what’s in store for the final three episodes of the season. Plus, don’t miss Max’s adorable new additions...The Morning ShowMay 3
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IPSOS Poll on grocery affordability and housingA new poll from IPSOS shows more people are facing sticker shock at the grocery store. IPSOS’ Darrell Bricker breaks down their findings.Global News Morning BCApr 26
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Growing number of British Columbians dealing with food insecurityA new Ipsos poll done exclusively for Global News is confirming what many of us have been experiencing for some time. A growing number of Canadians are feeling sticker shock at the grocery store. And now, as Andrea Macpherson reports , a new segment of the population is being forced to rely on food banks.Global News at Noon BCApr 26
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Questions raised as Loblaw puts up barriers to prevent shopliftingNew 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.Global News at 6 HalifaxApr 22
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Kristen Stewart on her new revenge thriller ‘Love Lies Bleeding’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.The Morning ShowMar 14
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Behind the Scenes: Navigating intimacy in HollywoodWe 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...The Morning ShowMar 6
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Pop culture is up for sale on auction blockAn 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.Global News Hour at 6 BCJan 29
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Enforcement a key concern in alcohol roll out to Ontario corner stores: MADDNow 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.Global News at 5:30 TorontoDec 14, 2023
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Arctic hunters, Peruvian knitters unite to create fine garments from MuskoxThere’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.Global News Hour at 6 CalgaryDec 26, 2023
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Golden Globe nominees announced for ‘Best Actress in a Motion Picture-Musical or Comedy’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.”EntertainmentDec 11, 2023
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2023-2024 winter weather forecast: Here’s what Canadians can expectIt’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...CanadaDec 1, 2023
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1st complainant took the stand at the Peter Nygard sex assault trial TuesdayThe 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.Global News at 5:30 TorontoOct 3, 2023
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Focus BC: Return of the fall legislative sessionThe 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...BC1Sep 29, 2023
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Global National: Sep. 6The 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....Global NationalSep 6, 2023
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Inflation: Most Canadians worry about paying off debts amid rising costs of living, poll showsA 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.CanadaJul 11, 2023