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Global National: Sept. 5NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh had fighting words against both the Conservatives and Liberals after ending his party’s supply and confidence deal with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government — but it remains unclear if Singh will try to force an early election. Why the party may not be eager for such a move anytime soon, and...Global NationalSep 5
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Global National: Sept. 22Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed on Sunday to take “whatever action is necessary” to diminish the threat from Hezbollah, while the deputy leader of the Iranian-backed Lebanese militia said the conflict with Israel is entering “a new stage.” Meanwhile, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is in New York for the Summit of the Future at...Global NationalSep 22
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Blinken urges Haiti to hold elections next year as gang violence grips countryDuring a visit to Haiti on Thursday, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for the renewal of a United Nations (UN) mandate for an international security mission to help Haiti fight armed gangs that have taken over much of the country’s capital and expanded to nearby regions. “We also want to make sure that...PoliticsSep 5
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Interior Provincial Exhibition parades through Armstrong, B.C.A time-honoured tradition at the Interior Provincial Exhibition is the parade and after taking last year off its back, it is bigger than ever. Sydney Morton takes us to the sidelines for the sights and sounds.LifestyleSep 1
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Lunchtime Lifesavers: Make-ahead meals for busy parentsWith back-to-school season in full swing, Laura Keogh shares three make-ahead meal ideas to simplify lunch prep. From quick night-before options to weekend preps and freezer-friendly dishes, these recipes will help keep mornings stress-free.The Morning ShowSep 3
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Global National: Sept. 8Not far from Montreal, in Quebec’s Kanesatake Mohawk Territory, a community is fighting illegal polluters to protect their waterways. They’re saying the Quebec government has not done enough to stop illegal dumping of construction waste in their territory. To put pressure, they’re training volunteers on how to stop and inspect dump trucks. A group representing...Global NationalSep 8
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DNC 2024: Michelle Obama taunts Trump over ‘Black jobs’ remarkFormer U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama tore into Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday, taunting the former president for his reference on the campaign trail to “Black jobs,” which he claims are being taken by migrants crossing into the U.S. away from Black Americans. “Who’s going to tell him that the job he’s currently...U.S. NewsAug 21
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Jasper resident recounts bus tour experience as Jasper fire remains out of controlJasper evacuees are sharing what they saw driving back into a town they fled two weeks ago. As Kabi Moulitharan reports, the fire remains out of control but crews say they’re making significant process in the fight.CanadaAug 6
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Rare sighting of basking shark off B.C. coast spurs optimism for the speciesA rare sighting of a basking shark off the B.C. coast in June has nature lovers excited that the species is making a comeback. Kylie Stanton reports on the sighting and why it was so important.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 5
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Global News at 6 New Brunswick: Aug 1, 2024Advocates are sounding the alarm over the alleged firing of some workers with disabilities to keep them from receiving minimum wage under new provincial regulations. Also tonight, local businesses are fighting back over a new bylaw in Dieppe that would make the font size larger on signs at stores.Global News at 6 New BrunswickAug 1
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Global glitch: Microsoft outage throws world into chaosTech expert Carmi Levy joins us to shed light on the scale of the worldwide disruption that’s linked to Microsoft. He explains what systems are being affected, wreaking havoc on flights, media outlets, and companies around the world and what it will take to get systems back online.The Morning ShowJul 19
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Ste. Madeleine village lands returned to Manitoba MétisManitoba’s premier is making good on a promise that rights a historical wrong for Métis in that province. Wab Kinew is signing over 100 acres of land to the Manitoba Métis Federation. The village of Ste. Madeleine — three hours west of Winnipeg — was burned to the ground by government workers back in 1938....CanadaJul 19
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June interest rate cut didn’t revive Canada’s housing market, data showsDespite fears that June’s interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada would juice the housing market, the latest data shows that it wasn’t enough to ignite a flurry of activity… yet. Anne Gaviola has more on what it might take to revive real estate.CanadaJul 11
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France election 2024: Mixed feelings after leftists gain most seats over far-rightWorry and uncertainty were among the many emotions expressed in France after high-stakes legislative elections on Sunday. A leftist coalition unexpectedly beat back a far-right surge on Sunday, but failed to win a majority — resulting in the stunning prospect of a hung parliament in France, a pillar of the European Union (EU).PoliticsJul 8
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Traffic Tips: Towing a boatSummer boating season is here. If you’re towing your own boat to the ramp and back you want to make sure to take the right precautions to keep you, your boat and other people on the road safe. Katelin Owsianski shares tips on how to safely hitch a boat trailer.Global News Morning BCJul 2
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WestJet strike over, but cancellations continueA late-night agreement Sunday has ended the WestJet mechanics’ strike, but the airline is warning it will take days, maybe even weeks for its flight schedule to get back to normal. Grace Ke reports.Global News Hour at 6 BCJul 1
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Air Canada flight faces engine issue shortly after takeoff, returns to Toronto PearsonAir Canada says a flight from Toronto to Paris on Wednesday night developed an engine issue shortly after take-off and had to land back at Pearson airport.CanadaJun 6
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Global National: June 8Israel is celebrating its largest hostage rescue since waging a war on Hamas in the wake of its Oct. 7 attack. Today, four hostages were rescued alive during a heavy air and ground assault by the Israeli military. Dozens of airstrikes were carried out across Gaza in one of the deadliest assaults of the conflict....Jun 8
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Global National: June 4Some Canadian veterans have travelled to Juno Beach to mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day, when the Allied invasion of Normandy turned the tide of the Second World War. Dawna Friesen speaks with Retired Capt. William Wilson about why making the trip was important to him. She also looks back on her recent conversation with...Global NationalJun 4
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Global National: May 31Former U.S. president Donald Trump says he will appeal his conviction, a day after a New York jury found him guilty of all 34 felony charges in his hush money trial. On Friday morning, Trump delivered a familiar speech, filled with false claims. It’s still unclear whether the conviction will help or hinder the former...Global NationalMay 31