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One more stop on our preview of Mosaic Festival of Cultures 2026, which gets underway tomorrow in Regina. Karen and Svitlana from the Ukraine Kyiv Pavilion joined our Juliane Bodini in studio.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Prime Minister Mark Carney said his discussions with U.S. President Donald Trump included Iran, Ukraine, artificial intelligence and the economy. Carney said they discussed “the aspects of the deal and the next steps there and how Canada can help.” He also said there is “no Canadian money going in...

Russia has threatened to unleash a new level of destruction on Ukraine. It also threatened it would attack embassies, and therefore other countries. Nathaniel Dove looks at what the threat could actually entail and Canada’s response.

Russia is accusing Canada of being a “warmonger” and is vowing an “appropriate response” after a Canadian drone maker signed a production deal with a Ukrainian company. Mackenzie Gray reports on Russia’s threat and the reaction from Defence Minister David McGuinty.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday that Canada would impose new sanctions against Russia as its war with Ukraine continues. Jillian Piper reports from France on the latest from the G7 Summit.

Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults on Ukraine overnight Sunday, firing 90 missiles and 600 drones in total, according to Ukrainian officials. Authorities say the attacks damaged homes, schools and civilian infrastructure across Kyiv, killing at least four people and injuring dozens more. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russia used a hypersonic Oreshnik...

At least 18 people are dead, and 100 others injured after Russian forces launched a massive drone attack on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities overnight on Tuesday. The aerial onslaught involved more than 600 drones and dozens of missiles.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has denied culpability after NATO claimed Moscow was responsible for a drone that hit an apartment complex in eastern Romania and injured two people on Friday. “These had nothing to do with Russian aircraft, but rather that these drones were of Ukrainian origin,” Putin said, blaming the neighbouring nation Moscow bombarded...

WARNING: Please be advised this story contains disturbing images. After a brief respite, the war in Ukraine has resumed with a fury. Coinciding with Victory Day in Russia, a three-day ceasefire ended with a massive attack from Moscow. Nathaniel Dove has the latest on the fighting.

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, underwater mines have posed a major risk in the Black Sea. Finding and detonating those mines is the work of Royal Canadian Navy dive teams – something that is both dangerous and requires extraordinary skill. In this case, a team from Halifax has been tasked with...

To celebrate its annual Victory Day, Russia held a scaled-down parade in Red Square under tight security Saturday, following spells of drone attacks from Ukraine. In a speech, Russian President Vladimir Putin commended the soldiers of modern day soldiers fighting in Ukraine, hailing Russian “heroes” in what he called “resisting an aggressive force that is...

Prime Minister Mark Carney is trying to lessen Canada’s dependence on the U.S. in the wake of the soured relationship between the two countries. David Akin explains how Canada and the European Union are strengthening their trade ties, and Carney’s new commitment to Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

Canada is contributing another $270 million to help Ukraine secure critical military capabilities as it continues to defend against Russia’s full-scale invasion. The money will go toward buying items from a NATO list, and brings Canada’s total monetary support for Ukraine to $25.8 billion.

Russian troops are preparing for the annual May 9 Victory Day parade, that celebrates the Soviet Union’s victory over Nazi Germany in 1945. The Kremlin announced a ceasefire with Ukraine so the parade can take place amid Ukrainian drones and missiles striking deeper into Russia. Ukraine’s foreign ministry called the May 9 ceasefire offer “manipulation”...

Oil exports to countries such as Syria have been an economic lifeline for Russia in its war with Ukraine. According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, three sanctioned oil tankers are now inoperable after drone strikes over the weekend. Mackenzie Gray reports.

Ukraine on Sunday marked the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster during a ceremony at the time the fourth reactor exploded in 1986, with a bell rung by a man wearing a white protective suit and onlookers laying flowers and lighting candles. 

After months of delays, the European Parliament reached an agreement on Wednesday to give Ukraine a €90 billion loan, roughly C$140 billion. The decision comes little more than a week after pro-Russia Viktor Orban, the president of Hungary, a member of EU, lost his country’s national presidential election. Nathaniel Dove has more on what changed...

From the battlefield in Ukraine to imprisonment, torture and then eventual release, Shaun Pinner’s story is one of resilience, sacrifice and unbreakable spirit. And he is sharing that story — here in Edmonton — this coming Friday. He stopped by Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about his journey.

The guns between Russia and Ukraine were supposed to fall silent this weekend for a temporary ceasefire marking the Orthodox Easter weekend. Reports of Russian attacks on Ukraine have already dampened some of those hopes. But both sides did agree to prisoner exchanges for the holiday. Jillian Piper reports.

Russia and Ukraine have carried out a prisoner of war (POW) exchange mediated by the United Arab Emirates, with each side swapping 175 more detainees on Saturday, the Russian Defence Ministry said.