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After all the excitement following the long overdue arrival of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, Monday brought the first major test to see how it operates for transit users. Matthew Bingley reports. 

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is facing a crucial leadership vote nearly one year after losing the 2025 federal election. David Akin explains why Poilievre is expected to stay on as the party’s leader, and what his bigger challenge will be going forward.

Pierre Poilievre has survived a Conservative leadership review, securing 87.4 per cent of the vote from delegates at the party’s Calgary convention . To unpack what this win means for Canadians and the future of the party, Global’s Jazan Grewal spoke with Alex Marland, a Political Science professor at Acadia University.

Buffalo Potash has begun drilling in Saskatchewan using a non-traditional method, as experts point to strong global demand and high barriers to entry in the potash industry. The project will use horizonal drilling approach, a method used widely in oil and gas industry.

Kyiv residents said power and heating outages continued Sunday despite a temporary pause in strikes on energy infrastructure agreed by Russia and Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a “technological accident” on the power grid, likely caused by severe weather, left nearly 3,500 buildings in the capital without heating as temperatures fell to around minus 15...

Gregory Jack, Ipsos Canada Senior Vice President – Public Affairs, joins Global’s Nivrita Ganguly to unpack the findings of a new survey focused on sentiments around provincial separatism in Alberta and Quebec.

The University of Regina will soon become home to Western’s Canada first small modular reactor safety, licensing and testing centre. As Manjot Singh reports, the facility will play a key role in shaping provinces nuclear plan and make the future workforce ready to compete in global markets.

WATCH: The sole PET scan machine in Saskatchewan is down and putting patients back on waiting lists, giving them little option but to wait… but how much longer?

“The Copenhagen Test” centers on an intelligence analyst who discovers his brain has been compromised, giving access to everything he hears and sees. This revelation sets him on a mission to discover who is accountable, and where his allegiance lies. It stars Canadians Simu Liu and Melissa Barrera and they bring all the excitement and...

The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to hear more than a dozen cases this year that could test the limits of President Donald Trump’s authority. Jackson Proskow looks at the legal battles that lie ahead for the administration.

Global’s Safeeya Pirani visits the Natural Health and Food Products Research Group at BCIT to learn how they authenticate botanical and herbal ingredients found in different supplements.

Daniel Moss learns how they test your metabolism at Body Measure.

Interior Health is soft-launching a new virtual care program at four hospitals, aimed at reducing overnight emergency room disruptions. As Klaudia Van Emmerik reports, there are concerns it may be spreading resources too thin, and could compromise the level of care.

Discussions between the Trump administration and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy continued in Berlin Monday, after the U.S. side said a “lot of progress” had been made on ending Russia’s war in Ukraine. In her first public speech as chief of the U.K.’s Secret Intelligence Service (MI6), however, has cast her doubts that Russian President Vladimir...

The way Edmonton Police Service officers identify suspects could soon change. EPS will be the first police agency in the world to test facial recognition body cameras made by American company Axon. Jasmine King has more on how they will work.

Being a new mother, or father for that matter, comes with a lot of challenges. For many, it’s entering into unknown territory, which can be scary. Dr Robin Baweja joins forces with Niuriss to see just how much we know or remember about parenting 101.

Nearly half of Ontario’s Grade 6 students are failing the provincial standards on math, according to newly released testing data, triggering a new system-wide review of the school curriculum and education resources.

Clearly pointing to the Trump administration, the well-respected Munich Security Report stated a “wrecking-ball” is smashing normal world order. Harvard professor Stephen Walt gives his take on current international relations, saying he can, “easily imagine them getting worse.” Plus, heading into CUSMA trade negotiations, Former U.S. Under Secretary of Commerce Bill Reinsch tells the show...

Canada’s largest overseas mission is working with NATO to prevent further Russian aggression. While Canadian troops perform military exercises in the region, the Commander of Task Force Latvia explains how it’s a defence mission. A former director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement explains why ICE officers are in Canadian cities. Plus, Canadian country artist Paul...