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Why Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is facing backlash for his rally at Madison Square Garden in New York, and how his campaign is responding. The official results from B.C.’s neck-and-neck election, as voters in Saskatchewan head to the polls. What Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is vowing to scrap if his party is elected, and...

22-year-old Jace Minni from Delta is another young B.C. golfer to watch. He won the Odlum Brown Vancouver Open as an amateur this summer and has just turned pro. He comes from a fantastic golfing family: dad Scott is a 4 time PGA of B.C. champion, sister Amanda had a successful collegiate career, and mom...

For the first time in more than a decade the Canucks are holding their training camp in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre. It’s stirred up a lot of excitement for the legion of fans in the region. And as Squire Barnes reports, beyond the Canucks, the facility and the convention centre is proving...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford remarked on Tuesday during the opening of a brand new 60,000-square-foot, four-storey animal hospital in King City, Ont. that “by the looks of it we know where we can send the overflow patients for MRIs and CAT scans.” Ford’s comment, which his spokesperson said was a joke, was met with backlash...

Kicking off the long weekend: Caribana craze — what’s known as North America’s biggest street party took over the streets of Toronto for the 57th time on Saturday. The 2024 Caribbean carnival filled Lakeshore Blvd. with loud music, bright colours and stunning costumes. And, another festival at Nathan Phillips Square had foodies flocking to try...

A Verdun bar was the target of an attempted arson for the second time in less than a week. As Brayden Jagger Haines reports, the Montreal police arson squad is investigating the incidents and has spoken with the owners.

On the final day of Black History Month, Global News spent time at Sheridan College for a Sankofa-inspired art workshop, learning the meaning of the concept. A new tribute to the idea will continue year-round when Yonge-Dundas Square is renamed ‘Sankofa Square.’ Melanie Zettler reports.

On Saturday, a “Stand with Ukraine” rally was held in Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto. The rally was a chance for some to show solidarity with the war-torn country, while others who fled Ukraine reflected on their losses over the past two years. In other news, an investigation is underway after a police cruiser was...

This weekend’s anticipated rain has closed Kingston’s Market Square rink, and moved the city’s historic hockey game indoors for the second time ever. Paul Soucy has more.

For the first time since 2008, Canada will be sending a men’s gymnastics team to the Olympics this summer. One athlete vying for a spot on the squad is Laval native William Emard. Global’s Felicia Parrillo met up with him in training on Monday and discussed what this opportunity means to him.

A New York driver who was allegedly fleeing a dispute early Monday morning injured at least eight people, including a police officer before crashing his vehicle into a restaurant. The incident took place a few blocks south of Times Square where New Year festivities were coming to a close after midnight. The motorist, a 44-year-old...

Roger Hope estimates he’s shot upwards of 15,000 news stories during his 44 years at Global BC. But the long-time camera operator and husband to late news anchor Deborra Hope is finally putting down the lens and getting ready for a well-earned retirement. Squire Barnes has a look back at his legendary career.

A busy and at times chaotic second day of Toronto city council finally got to a member’s motion looking to replace Henry Dundas’ name from a square, two subway stations, and a library. Matthew Bingley reports.

After three decades of sitting idle, the world’s largest iceberg is on the move again. At almost 4,000 square kilometres — which is roughly three times the size of New York City — the colossal Antarctic iceberg known as A23a could be (slowly) making its way into the Antarctic Circumpolar Current, towards the Southern Ocean.

A lot has happened to local company Mid-Day Squares since the last time they were featured on Global News Morning. All three co-founders join Global’s Laura Casella with an update on how their family business is doing, and what Kim Kardashian had to say about the popular snack.

At just 4-years-old, a Calgary boy is already preparing for the trip of a lifetime. Norma Reid introduces us to Kilby Swanson who has been chosen to shine bright in the Big Apple to share a message of acceptance.

In the latest edition of Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews “King of Killers,” “Once Upon A Time in Uganda,” “Passages” and Squaring the Circle.”

The B.C. based company called Sessionwire is allowing musicians and producers to work remotely while delivering studio-quality sound. As Squire Barnes reports, they can still make beautiful music at a time when the world is forced to stay home.

Two years ago Saskatchewan model Elly Mayday posed in nothing but her underwear, surgery scars on display, to raise awareness for ovarian cancer. This week, nearly a year after her passing, her message returned on one of the biggest billboards in the world.

A man driving through Times Square in the early hours of July 21 threw a suspicious object into the open window of a parked police vehicle containing officers. According to police, the NYPD bomb squad was called to investigate and the area was cleared.