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Claresholm launches new business staffed by newcomersThe Town of Claresholm is celebration the creation of a new travel and transporation hub that is viewed by many as a sign of success for a program designed to attracted and retain newcomers. But as Meghan Cobb reports, immigration questions in the upcoming referendum have some in the community worried the results could stall...EconomyOct 2
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Union raises security concerns over staffing cuts at Collins Bay InstitutionCorrectional officers are warning federal staffing cuts could have serious consequences for security inside Canada’s prisons. At Collins Bay Institution in Kingston, the union says some frontline positions are already being eliminated, with more reductions expected in the years ahead. Jesse Reynolds reports.CanadaOct 5
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Physicians in Manitoba report reviewDoctors Manitoba released it’s Physicians in Manitoba report highlighting where the province is improving in healthcare staffing, and areas that are still contributing to serious challenges in the system. Vasilios Bellos has more.HealthOct 29
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Burnaby School District confirms student and staff’s personal information may have been published on dark webThe Burnaby School District is offering credit monitoring to thousands of students, families and staff affected by the recent cyber-attack. The district confirmed personal information may have been published on the dark web. Catherine Urquhart has the details.Global News Hour at 6 BCNov 4
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Man dies after stabbing at Mississauga partyA man is dead after a stabbing in Mississauga early Sunday morning. Peel Regional Police say he was attending a party at an industrial building, and investigators are still searching for the suspect. Germain Ma reports.CanadaOct 25
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Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart dies at 86Patrick Stewart, best known as Jean-Luc Picard in the Star Trek franchise, has died at 86 years old. A post on his X account says Stewart died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, in the loving care of his wife, Sunny, following a brief journey with Alzheimer’s disease.EntertainmentOct 29
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Trump names Stephen Miller his new chief of staffFollowing a dramatic shift in Washington, our Washington Correspondent Reggie Cecchini joins Jazan Grewal to break down the fallout from the U.S. midterm elections. This includes the elevation of Stephen Miller to chief of staff and the possible impeachment threat facing U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth.PoliticsNov 7
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Look Chic While Staying Cozy This Fall SeasonIt’s easy to favour comfort over fashion as the temperature drops, but you can still make your outfits look chic! Susie Wall is here with the latest finds that you can shop for yourself by scanning the QR code on your screen. From loafers to bold leggings, she’s got you covered to stay warm this...The Morning ShowOct 28
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59 year-old woman identified as victim of North York stabbingToronto Police say 59 year-old Kathleen Scarlett was pronounced dead on scene, after she was found with stab wounds Friday morning in a parking lott near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue. Authorities say they’ve arrested a 50 year-old man. Our Noor Ra’fat has the latest from the scene, and how the community is reacting.CanadaNov 6
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Woman dead, man in custody after fatal stabbing in North YorkToronto Police are investigating a fatal stabbing that occurred in front of an apartment building in the area of Wilson Avenue and Jane Street Friday morning. Police say the incident left a woman dead and a man in custody. Noor Ra’fat has more from the scene.CrimeNov 6
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Advocates react to arrest of former Junior hockey staff memberCalgary Communities Against Sexual Assault is reacting to the arrest of 39-year-old Tyler King. RCMP announced charges against King on Monday related to allegations of sexual misconduct. King is being transported back to Alberta after being arrested in Ontario. Elissa Carpenter reports.CrimeNov 3
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Consumer Matters: Cracking down on fake five-star reviewsA fake five-star positive view can leave a consumer feeling disappointed and betrayed. According to a new report from the independent think tank, the Canadian Anti-Monopoly Project, more must be done to crack down on bad actors. The report’s author is calling for stronger federal anti-fraud legislation that would involve harsher penalties and consumer warnings...ConsumerOct 27
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Trump’s new Chief of Staff Stephen Miller may be bad news for CanadaFollowing the outcome of the U.S. midterm elections, a big question remains: How will President Donald Trump respond to voter backlash over a number of his policies, including immigration, the Iran war, and tariffs? After making a key personnel change yesterday, it seems clear that the president is doubling down on his agenda. Reggie Cecchini...PoliticsNov 7
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Charges stayed in fatal Terrace hit-and-runThe family of a man killed in a hit-and-run near Terrace eight years ago is devastated to learn charges in the case have been stayed. Kristen Robinson has the story.Global News Hour at 6 BCOct 15
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The best transitional jackets to stay warm and stylishThe temperature is dropping and it’s time to dig out the jackets, but how can we stay stylish and warm this autumn? Style expert Susie Wall is here with the best and trendy picks that you can check out by scanning the QR code to shop the show!Oct 14
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Alberta referendum results show decisive support for staying in CanadaDavid Akin walks through the latest numbers from Alberta’s referendum and the strong support for remaining in Canada.PoliticsOct 20
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The best transitional jackets to stay stylish and warmThe temperature is dropping and it’s time to dig out the jackets, but how can we stay stylish and warm this autumn? Style expert Susie Wall is here with the best and trendy picks that you can check out by scanning the QR code to Shop The Show!Oct 14
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Lethbridge Gas King raises concerns over frequent theft and staff safetyGas King says theft at its location just off Stafford Drive in Lethbridge is taking a toll on staff, with propane tanks being stolen and shoplifters becoming more brazen. Lethbridge police say they’re increasing efforts to address theft and social disorder in the area. Zoe Lukowich reports.CrimeOct 26
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Roommate of 47-year-old woman fatally stabbed in alleged murder-suicide speaks outThe woman says Gregoria Alilio moved in with her two weeks ago after getting a restraining order against her ex and tried to intervene in the attack. Catherine McDonald reports.CrimeNov 6
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Global News at 6 Saskatoon: Oct. 5The battle between the city of Saskatoon and the 20th street encampment continues to heat up. What does this mean for the encampment residents as the city tightens its grip and how are the hundreds of advocates reacting to the latest changes. Plus, the Official Opposition is demanding answers when it comes to a lack...CanadaOct 5