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May long weekend is almost upon us which is the perfect time to wake up your gardens. Mark Cullen joins Ross Hull with more on what you should start to plant and how to keep your garden thriving.

With so many new homeowners gardening, we thought we would head back to basics this morning with a refresher course on how to use the tools in the potting shed. Celebrity gardening and landscape expert Carson Arthur joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton with all the details.

Aaron O’Bryan prepares us for a spring hair makeover! From flawless blowouts to beachy waves and beyond, Aaron shares the season’s top trends using his favorite tools. Get ready to elevate your style with expert tips and tricks for perfect curls, mermaid waves, and added volume.

As the weather gets warmer, it’s important to keep in seasonal fire safety issues in mind. Fire Chief Larry Cocco joins Candace Daniel with a refresh on what to do in case of emergency.

All about colour, denim, crochet, and matching sets. More on trends and versatile spring and summer fashion with Dutch Growers.

Back by popular demand, dietitian Shahzadi Devje returns to delve deeper into the world of gut health. She helps us distinguish between temporary discomfort and gut issues, and offers easy ways to incorporate probiotics into your diet with ease.

Get ready to step up your shoe game! Style guru Natalie Sexton brings us the latest footwear frenzy straight from TikTok, from classic kicks to daring denim and even the controversial Crocs. Join us as we decide if these trending styles are a hit or a hard pass.

High pollen levels in Manitoba are leading to allergy problems for some. So what works if your usual go-to’s aren’t doing the job?

Tankless water heaters are a cost effective way to upgrade your everyday living. With more on some of the benefits Daryl Knowles from Enercare joins Ross Hull .

Warmer weather means the start of summer road construction season, and with it comes a reminder to drivers to slow down and pay attention in work zones. As Katelin Owsianski reports, the 14th annual Cone Zone Campaign is underway, encouraging drivers to do their part to protect roadside workers.

The Butternut Tree has lots of new and exciting things coming up, including its annual Canada Day menu and taking over The Marc. Owner, Scott Downey, shares the details.

Garden Specialist, Carson Arthur, shows us the right tools for the job while gardening this spring.

One of Edmonton’s most popular spring craft sales gets underway this weekend. The Butterdome Craft Sale opens on May 3 with hundreds of local vendors. Show director Francine Leduc along with Natalie and Christine Chan from Tulip Oink joined us on Global News Morning with a sneak peek.

The spring football season is when high school players get to refine their skills. So when a Calgary program was set to shut down, another stepped up, and as Moses Woldu reports, its had a big impact.

Style expert Susie Wall for another round of Susie Qs, where she tackles your spring travel fashion dilemmas! From packing tips for a casual trip to San Diego to chic airport style inspiration for a girls’ trip to Dallas, Susie has you covered! Plus, discover budget-friendly travel purse options for the stylish grandma on the...

It’s that time of year again in Lethbridge: pothole season! On Monday, the city outlined how it is filling the problem holes and what drivers can do if they see one. Micah Quintin reports.

The week of May 6 is mental health week, something that’s been recognized in Canada for over 70 years now. It’s also when CASA Mental Health kicks off its spring fundraising campaign. Bonnie Blakley, CEO of CASA Mental Health, joined us on Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about it.

Late last week, a handful of summer camps in Manitoba learned they would not be as financially sound as they anticipated this season. Daisy Woelk explains.

We check in with Charlotte Genge to preview the highly anticipated return of The Great Halifax Clothing Swap. The event is organized y Ensemble Hfx and is in support of Laing House.

According to CAA’s data, potholes are so prevalent in Manitoba that while 50 per cent of people experience vehicle damage from potholes, a whopping 70 per cent of those affected don’t even bother to make an insurance claim.