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This week on Building Bright Futures, Kaytlyn Poberznick is away, so Jesse Reynolds introduces Sloane Nourry. The 17-year-old South Frontenac student went far beyond her required high-school hours, becoming a regular volunteer at the Storrington Lions Club’s weekly community BBQs and earning the township’s Youth Volunteer of the Year award. If you know someone who...

Kenny Brain from the upcoming “Life is Messy” show joins Global News Morning shares why embracing personality, imperfection and the lived-in look makes your home truly yours.

Global’s Mike Yawney brings us the latest in cutting-edge technology, from futuristic gadgets to breakthroughs in AI, smart devices and more, at CES in Las Vegas.

Aspire Wealth Partners joins Global News Morning Calgary to offer insight into the day’s biggest market stories.

Global’s Mike Yawney brings us the latest in cutting-edge technology, from futuristic gadgets to breakthroughs in AI, smart devices and more, at CES in Las Vegas.

Aspire Wealth Partners joins Global News Morning Calgary to offer insight into the day’s biggest market stories.

Weeks after accepting a loan of $500 million from the provincial and federal governments, Algoma Steel announced it will layoff roughly 1,000 workers. Local union leadership joined Focus Ontario to discuss that decision and the future of their members.

A woman who pleaded guilty to money laundering charges following a major anti-loan sharking police operation has been sentenced to jail time. Grace Ke reports.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said Wednesday that he was aware of massive layoffs at Algoma Steel before the province agreed to loan $100 million to the company. “The Titanic was sinking up there. We either save, you know, two-thirds or we don’t save anything,” he said.

Ahead of Sloan’s new album, Patrick Pentland reflects on the band’s unique dynamic and how it has fueled their creativity and success.

The heads of the European Union are greenlighting a massive interest-free loan to Ukraine to meet its military and economic needs for the next two years. The member states have agreed to loan Ukraine 90 billion Euros but failed to bridge differences with Belgium that would have allowed them to freeze Russian assets. Redmond Shannon...

Aspire Wealth Partners joins Global News Morning Calgary to offer insight into the day’s biggest market stories.

The Travel Lady Lesley Keyter joins Global News Morning to share details about a ‘sample’ river cruise from Vienna to Budapest

Attention Sloan fans: Jay and Chris travel from Halifax to our studio Thursday to release the teaser for their new music video, “Dream Destroyer.” In a wide-ranging chat we cover it all, from their 13 albums to their 30 years in the industry, and how their impact shaped a generation. 

New revelations the premier and prime minister knew job cuts were coming to Algoma Steel before they handed over a $500-million loan. 

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Dr. Ted Jablonski joins Global News Morning to discuss how you can help limit the spread of influenza this flu season through immunization, and how certain age groups could be at higher risk of severe infections.

Some post-secondary students in B.C. are worrying about financial aid as the BCGEU strike is interrupting the province’s loan program. Grace Ke reports.

Dozens of Indigenous protesters forced their way into the COP30 climate summit venue on Tuesday and clashed with security guards at the entrance. Shouting angrily, the protesters demanded access to the U.N. compound where thousands of delegates from countries around the world are attending this year’s U.N. climate summit. Some waved flags with slogans calling...

The Alberta Avenue neighbourhood and business district is entering a new era as it says goodbye to the Avenue of Champions slogan. That means the sport-themed metal figures and the iconic giant baseball will be moving out of the area in north-central Edmonton. Jaclyn Kucey explains.