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Whether it’s the big game, or a movie on a summer night…nothing compares to taking in all the action from the comfort of your own home! This morning, our Morgan Hoffman joins us from Sankofa Square, where she is looking for the greatest seat in Canada. We’re talking about the entire experience, from smart TVs...

In today’s “Hot Takes” segment from ‘The Ben Mulroney Show’, Ben welcomes back guests Chris Chapin, Manager of Upstream Strategy, and Ashley Waters, co-host of The Party Lines on The News Forum. This episode covers Canadian politics, Alberta’s potential separation referendum, immigration policies, and US-Canada trade negotiations.

Heather Hill started her path to success the day Canada’s Wonderland opened on May 23, 1981. From ride operator on opening day to retirement, Hill’s had an amazing 45-year career. Susan Hay has the story.

The Supreme Court of Canada will hear the B.C. government’s appeal of a lower court ruling in the Gitxaala case, a ruling that has major implications on how B.C.’s Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act and how it’s applied. Aaron McArthur reports.

Canada’s western premiers and territorial leaders have wrapped a two day conference in Kananaskis, AB. The meeting ending with a joint agreement that Canada must be unified to advance economic goals. However, there were disagreements about Alberta’s upcoming vote on whether to hold a referendum on leaving the country. Adam MacVicar reports.

Speaking at the Canadian Council of Forest Ministers Meeting Wednesday, federal Energy and Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson detailed government funding of nearly $130 million that will go towards 56 different forestry projects amid what he called a sectoral “crisis” Canadians “must collectively win by taking action to pivot, to grow, to modernize, and diversify.”

We’re just weeks away from the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup but before that, our city will play host to Team Canada as they take on Uzbekistan in a friendly. Tim Kasper from Explore Edmonton shared details with Global News Morning Edmonton.

Canada’s food service industry is feeling the squeeze as consumers continue to pull back on discretionary spending. Global News Morning speaks with Kelly Higginson of Restaurants Canada about what the latest data reveals about the current state of the industry.

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc spoke from Washington, D.C. on Tuesday after meeting with his American counterpart, Ambassador Jamieson Greer. LeBlanc penned a letter, released Tuesday, calling on his counterparts in the U.S. and Mexico to renew the current Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement (CUSMA) for another 16 years as trade negotiations move forward. LeBlanc called it...

Ball hockey in Saint John is about to get a boost with Atlantic Canada’s first facility of its kind nearly ready to open its doors. A year-round indoor rink, along with a seasonal outdoor one, aims to give athletes a place to grow, compete, and connect. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

The Bank of Canada latest economic forecast expects Canada’s GDP to rise 1.2 per cent this year, 1.6 per cent next year, and 1.7 per cent in 2028. “Our forecast for GDP growth in Canada has not changed significantly since our January projection. The conflict in the Middle East will affect the composition of growth,...

Recruitment intake in the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) hit a 30-year high in 2025, with more than 7,000 new members being added. David Akin explains what’s driving the enrolment boost, and where the military is still falling short.

Canada’s tourism industry is on track for another banner year, according to the latest numbers from Destination Canada. Destination Canada’s Joe Amati speaks with Global News Morning about what’s driving the projected growth.

More than six million Canadians are now covered under the federal dental care plan, with millions already receiving treatment. New figures released a year after the program’s expansion point to improved access to oral health services. Officials say the plan is reducing out-of-pocket costs and easing pressure on the broader health system.

There’s been another incident with an Air Canada flight at a New York airport. On Monday, an Air Canada jazz flight from Toronto to John F. Kennedy International Airport narrowly avoided a collision when an American Airlines regional jet veered into its path on final approach.

A salmonella outbreak linked to pistachios sold in Canada is still ongoing more than a year after the first cases were reported. In an interview with Global News, Public Health Agency of Canada outbreak management director, April Hexemer, said new illnesses were reported as recently as March. She said the outbreak has been difficult to control due...

Higher fuel costs stemming from the Iran war are hitting all parts of the supply chain around the world, including Canada. Heather Yourex-West looks at how rising oil prices are putting more pressure on Canadians already struggling with the cost of living, and the projections of where consumer prices are headed.

A new survey finds nearly half of Black women in Canada delay or avoid health care due to racism and dismissal, prompting calls for urgent systemic change. Quinn Ohler has the details.

As of this week, United States tariffs against Canada have been in effect for nearly one year. U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade policy has cost both countries billions of dollars. The U.S. has a list of sticking points underscored in an annual report on trade barriers, which includes old complaints and some new ones. Global’s...

A Supreme Court challenge of Quebec’s secularism law, known as Bill 21, began Monday with the notwithstanding clause at the heart of arguments. As David Akin reports, legal experts say the arguments will centre on the criteria for suspending rights more than on state secularism.