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U.S. President Donald Trump is signaling some optimism saying a trade deal with Canada could happen ‘fairly soon’. Global’s Jazan Grewal is joined by Daniel Béland, political scientist and Director of the McGill Institute for the Study of Canada to unpack the latest rhetoric after a tense week of economic escalation.

The August long weekend is almost here and the city is packed with options for how to spend it. As Megan King tells us, there’s plenty of exciting events happening across Toronto.

We’ve seen it everywhere on TikTok: Everyone wants the smooth, plump, bouncy appearance of fuller skin without the needles or intrusive procedures. Shobana Lakkavally, a beauty expert, joins us to explain the science behind what happens to our skin in hot weather.

As the date for shutting the door of the five Annapolis Valley Regional Library branches approaches, work is being done to try to postpone the closures. As Angela Capobianco reports, municipalities are looking to funding solutions to keep the spaces open and operating.

A person was found dead on Highway 1 on Tuesday morning, prompting a closure of the eastbound lanes in Burnaby. Police are looking into what happened.

There is reaction across Canda to the new of an arrest in the Tumbler Ridge case.And the U.S. indictment is revealing dramatic and disturbing details about what led up to and happened that day.Catherine Urquhart has that story.

No one would expect an afternoon beach outing to include gunfire, but that’s exactly what happened on Vancouver’s West Side Saturday. Whether anyone was actually shot though, is unclear. Jordan Armstrong reports.

Hundreds gathered in Fredericton Wednesday to remember the harms of residential schools while celebrating the cultures generations fought to preserve. But Indigenous leaders say reconciliation must be measured by what happens after the orange shirts come off. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has the story.

Hundreds gathered in Fredericton Wednesday to remember the harms of residential schools while celebrating the cultures generations fought to preserve. But Indigenous leaders say reconciliation must be measured by what happens after the orange shirts come off. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla has the story.

Two people were killed when a vehicle hit a crowd of people outside the Tsawwassen Mills Mall on Wednesday morning, Paul Johnson has the latest information on what happened and how police say it was not connected to a Truth and Reconciliation walk that was taking place at the time.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Danielle Smith declared the Pacific Link pipeline designation as proof Alberta and Ottawa can work together — but some separatism supporters aren’t sure the pipeline will even happen. Erik Bay has more on the skepticism around the announcement.

The Howe Sound pulp and paper mill is set to reopen after being slated for an indefinite closure in August. Gavin McGarrigle, Western Regional Director of Unifor, discusses what changed, what still needs to happen before the mill reopens, and what the development means for workers and the wider Sunshine Coast economy.

THE LNG Canada announcement comes in the middle of a provincial election campaign. The BC NDP say they worked closely with the federal government for years to make it happen and the green light means thousands of new jobs in British Columbia. Ben O’Hara-Byrne has the details.

It takes a lot of food to make Thanksgiving dinner happen at Saskatoon’s Friendship Inn. It’s something CEO Sandra Kary, has been preparing for for weeks. But this year the challenge isn’t just feeding thousands on Thanksgiving, it’s keeping up every other day of the year. Hannah Sangster has more in the video.

Jordan Armstrong speaks with the Global CEO of The Look Company and a representative of Science World on how the now iconic wrap of the geodesic dome building in Vancouver came to be, and what happens after the last match of the 2026 tournament is played.

Bell is trying to change the court of public opinion when it comes to their new AI data centre. As protests across the province continue, the company is making a sizeable donation to try and rally the troops. Plus, the court has spoken, and the decision has been made to tear down the Station 20...

Bell is trying to change the court of public opinion when it comes to their new AI data centre. As protests across the province continue, the company is making a sizeable donation to try and rally the troops. Plus, the court has spoken, and the decision has been made to tear down the Station 20...

A months-long Global News investigation revealing the details of a dog attack involving Surrey City Councillor and mayoral candidate Linda Annis. The attack happened in late May, but the records about what happened were only made available to us after a lengthy freedom of information process. Catherine Urquhart has the exclusive details.

Two people in New Brunswick are petitioning to add Acadia’s flag as an emoji, but it’s not an easy process. Heidi Petracek explains what the Acadians will have to do to try to make it happen.

We are on snap election watch and bring you the latest on what’s happening in the province. And the provincial government announced it has launched legal action against OpenAI following the shooting in Tumbler Ridge in February.