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A growing chorus of Democratic voices continues to turn against U.S. President Joe Biden, after a high-stakes news conference — the first that the 81-year-old has held since the disastrous debate — raised even more concerns about the president’s age and health. On the final day of the NATO summit, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau revealed...

Chef Ventura Vivoni joins us as he takes us on a virtual trip to Puerto Rico, sharing the vibrant culture, unique attractions, and a mouthwatering recipe for plantain cups stuffed with pork. Experience the warmth of the island, from its sunny weather to the delectable flavors that transport you to the heart of ‘Boricua’ living.

Join us on a delectable exploration of Orlando’s vibrant food scene, from hidden gems to renowned hotspots. Also, tune in and find out how you can have a chance to win a trip for 4 to Orlando.

B.C. Premier David Eby and a delegation of six provincial cabinet ministers wrapped up an advocacy trip to Ottawa on Tues. Sept. 26, 2023. In a press conference, Eby shares what went well and what could have gone better in meetings with the prime minister and his cabinet.

President Donald Trump’s senior advisor Jared Kushner was part of the senior U.S. and Israeli delegations that landed in the United Arab Emirates on Monday on a historic trip from Tel Aviv to Abu Dhabi to finalize a peace deal marking open relations between Israel and the Gulf state.

Although the Indigenous delegation headed to Vatican is now delaying its trip due to concerns over the Omicron variant, the president of the Manitoba Metis Federation is ready to bring his message to Pope Francis, when the time comes. Global’s Marney Blunt has more.

While their visit to the Vatican has been postponed due to concerns about the Omicron variant, members of an Indigenous delegation are optimistic the trip will happen. Abigail Bimman explains how they’re using the extra time to finalize their messages to Pope Francis about the cruelty of residential schools.

Meetings between Indigenous peoples from across Canada and Pope Francis are finally set to go ahead this coming week after the initial trip was postponed in December because of the rapidly spreading Omicron variant. The group of esteemed elders, knowledge keepers, survivors and youth will communicate their expectations for the Catholic Church’s role in reconciliation....

A Mi’kmaw elder will soon be heading to Vatican City to request an apology from the pope. She is part of a delegation representing Indigenous people coast to coast. The Assembly of First Nations is leading the trip to meet with Pope Francis. As Alexa MacLean reports they’re seeking justice for residential school survivors and...

China’s foreign ministry on said on Thursday it is “firmly opposed” to a recent visit by U.S. lawmakers to Taiwan. A delegation of U.S. lawmakers arrived in Taiwan on Wednesday, on a previously unannounced trip, the latest group of senior officials from the country to visit the island and defy Beijing, which has reacted with...

Pope Francis spoke with reporters aboard his plane on Sunday as he travelled to Canada for a trip focused on Indigenous reconciliation. “Let us be careful on this journey, which, as I said, is a trip of penance,” he said to reporters. The pope plans to visit the site of a former residential school during...

A delegation of opposition MLA’s has just arrived home from India. Their trip might gone largely un-noticed, if not for an Indian government minister tweeting about his meeting with the “honorable minister Jason Kenney” of Alberta – which he is not. MRU political scientist Duane Bratt joined Jennifer Crosby to talk about the optics of...

A Manitoba delegation is heading to the Philippines on a nurse recruitment trip, and those offered employment could start in the province as soon as this summer.

A delegation of Canada’s Indigenous leaders is postponing an upcoming trip to the Vatican due to the Omicron variant. The group was supposed to meet with Pope Francis about residential schools. Abigail Bimman explains when the trip could be rescheduled to.

After a delay due to COVID-19, a group of Indigenous and non-Indigenous leaders from across the country is preparing to travel to the Vatican to meet with the Pope. This much-anticipated trip is meant as a way to further truth and reconciliation with the Catholic church. Chris Chacon reports on a special mass that was...

It’s back to school without the masks as spring break ends for thousands of students; what some parents and teachers are saying. What an ongoing labour shortage could mean for B.C.’s busy summer season. And an update on an Indigenous delegation’s trip to Rome, ahead of meetings with the Pope this week.

The Vatican is rejecting the so-called Doctrine of Discovery and Indigenous groups here in B.C. say it’s long overdue. The move comes after a delegation travelled to Rome last year and the pope’s trip to Canada last summer. Sarah MacDonald has more.

Dr. Tiffany Prete, an assistant professor of sociology at the University of Lethbridge, joins Tom Roulston to discuss the significance of this week’s trip to the Vatican by a delegation of Indigenous leaders and residential school survivors from Canada.

Dec 2: Focus Saskatchewan host Blake Lough sits down with pro golfer Graham DeLaet on his most recent trip back to Saskatchewan. The Weyburn native talks about his journey to the highest level of the sport, and how important it was to keep a balance while developing as an athlete.

Mon, Jan 18: Accused in killing of Tim Bosma face first-degree murder charges. Trial starts Feb. 1. Mark Carcasole reports.