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Surrey Police staffing concernsThe ongoing Surrey policing transition and challenges in hiring officers is expected to be a major campaign issue in the fall municipal election. Travis Prasad reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 12
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Vancouver SRO open and staffed for one tenantMore questions about the cost of single-room-occupany hotels to taxpayers, with one Vancouver SRO being kept open and staffed for two tenants. Kristen Robinson reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCMay 19
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NAV Canada announces plan to address staffing crunch ahead of summer travel seasonNAV Canada says it has a plan in place to handle peak summer travel demand. Global News Morning speaks with aviation expert John Gradek about the measures and how effective they could be in preventing flight delays and cancellations.Global News Morning BCMay 20
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Surrey school district to fill some education assistant job vacanciesThe Surrey school district lost 50 education assistant jobs to attrition in 2025. Now it’s planning to fill some of those vacant positions. Global News Morning speaks with Tammy Murphy of CUPE 728 about whether the new staffing will make up for the previous cuts.Global News Morning BCMay 18
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TDSB cuts administrative positionsThe Toronto District School Board announced a staffing reduction that will affect more than 200 employees. John Weatherup, President of CUPE 4400, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to breakdown the details on how services for students and parents could be affected.Global News Morning TorontoMay 13
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Ontario provides $3.5M to increase CT scans, surgeries at Peterborough Regional Health CentreThe province is promising more surgeries and more CT scans at the Peterborough Regional Health Centre with more than $3.5 million in new funding announced Friday. The funding comes as Ontario hospitals continue facing pressure over wait times, staffing shortages, and operating costs. Marc Woodhouse has takes us inside the announcement at PRHC.HealthMay 15
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‘Tea in the Garden’ with the stars of ‘The Young and The Restless’Fans of ‘The Young and The Restless’ will have a special opportunity to mingle with the stars of the show this weekend, all in support of ‘Million Dollar Smiles’ children’s charity. Kate Linder and Christian Le Blanc, stars of the soap opera, join Jaden Lee-Lincoln for a preview of the unique event hosted by Global...Global News Morning TorontoMay 29
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Two teens stabbed in two separate incidentsTwo teens were stabbed in two separate incidents on Alfred Avenue and Pritchard Street Wednesday.CrimeMay 22
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How Edmonton’s soccer community is inspiring future starsHockey is the most popular sport in Edmonton, but the city is also becoming a growing hub for young soccer players across Canada. Heather Yourex-West looks at how Alberta’s capital is helping develop Canada’s next generation of stars.Global National33 mins
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Winnipeg’s mayor on crime statsWinnipeg’s mayor is responding to numbers showing property crime and violent crime is down in the city.CrimeMay 11
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Man convicted for Pat Stay’s murder appeals charge in other homicide caseAn appeal hearing began for the man found guilty of murdering Tyler Keizer. Adam Drake is currently serving two life sentences — one for Keizer’s murder and the other for the 2022 stabbing of battle rapper Pat Stay. Ella Macdonald reports.CrimeMay 14
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The Travel Lady: March long stay in ItalyThe Travel Lady Lesley Keyter joins Global News Morning Calgary with details on a trip to Italy that brings you to Florence, Sorrento, Pompei and Rome in March.Global News Morning CalgaryMay 19
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Sentencing in stabbing death of teen in SurreyA Burnaby man convicted of stabbing a 17-year-old boy to death on a bus has been sentenced for manslaughter. Aaron McArthur reports.CrimeMay 12
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Rural B.C. courts face significant challengesA warning from the Supreme Court of BC that staffing and space shortages are disrupting criminal trials in a number of smaller B.C. communities. We speak to Kyla Lee of Acumen Law about the challenges and the public safety concerns they raise.Global News Morning BCMay 3
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The Mandalorian and Grogu: Is the Force still strong with the ‘Star Wars’ franchise?2019 feels like a lifetime ago: the Raptors were NBA champions, ‘Avengers: Endgame’ was in theatres, and the COVID-19 pandemic was still months away. It was also the last time a ‘Star Wars’ film arrived in theaters, a run that ended with ‘The Rise of Skywalker.’ 2026 sees the iconic sci-fi franchise returning to the...The Morning ShowMay 22
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Quebec English boards hold second annual career fairQuebec’s English school boards held their second annual job fair Saturday to address staffing needs in English schools across the province. It’s part of an effort to attract teachers and other professionals, as administrators face challenges of recruiting and retaining staff. some point out, however, that while events like this help, it will take more...LifestyleMay 2
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New rules for bar security staff coming into effect in Nova ScotiaNew rules for bar security staff are coming to Nova Scotia. Starting on Monday, criminal record checks and security training will be mandatory. The changes come after several incidents involving club employees, including the death of a patron outside a Halifax bar in 2022. Skye Bryden-Blom has the details.Global News at 6 HalifaxMay 29
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Spotlight on Peterborough staff during National Public Works WeekFrom patching potholes to trimming trees, public works crews handle some of the most visible jobs in Peterborough. But the city says most residents only see small pieces of a very large operation. Marc Woodhouse takes us behind the scenes during National Public Works Week:EconomyMay 20
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Man in 30’s dead following stabbing at Rexdale apartmentOne man is dead, and another has been arrested following a stabbing at a Rexdale apartment just after midnight on Saturday. As Lexy Benedict reports, while there is no ongoing threat to public safety, police are asking anyone with further information to reach out to investigators.CrimeMay 17
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As Alberta referendum looms, Forever Canadian fights to stay part of the nationAs the independence movement gains steam in Alberta, so does an uptick of Albertans dead set on staying in Confederation. The ‘Forever Canadian’ campaign, headed by former deputy premier Thomas Lukaszuk, collected more than 400,000 signatures in support of Alberta remaining in Canada. Blake Lough spoke with some of the volunteers with the campaign to...Canada10 hours