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Ahead of her upcoming Canadian Tour this Fall, which stops right here in Regina, our Brenden Purdy spoke with international pop Icon Paula Abdul. Check out their chat about the upcoming shows, building a concert as well as Paula’s connection to the Prairies.

We check in with well-known hiker Michael Haynes to talk about his latest book, Hiking Trails of Mainland Nova Scotia, 10th Edition, which features 60 of the province’s most picturesque trails.

It’s just one day after the opening ceremony in Paris for the 2024 Summer Olympics, and the excitement in the city is just getting started. Lexy Benedict checks in with local restaurants and bars on how they are feeling as the games begin, as well as checking in with patrons heading out to watch the...

The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have identified the family of four found dead in a home in Harrow, south of Windsor, last week. The deceased has been named Steven Walsh, 42; Carly Walsh, 41; Madison, 13; and Hunter, 8. The initial call to the police was for a “wellbeing check,” leading to the heartbreaking discovery...

We check in with Dr. Sara Kirk to tell us more about the Uplift Partnership and how recently announced continued funding will contribute to enhancing the health and wellbeing of students across Nova Scotia.

As the team head to the bye, Global Regina Riders reporter Jacob Carr breaks down the team’s 3-0 start to the 2024 CFL campaign, as well as last weekend’s victory over Hamilton. He joined our Brenden Purdy for his weekly check in.

We check in with Dr. Nicholas Giacomantonio, founder of The Heartland Tour, a province-wide initiative that visits a number of Nova Scotian communities to promote getting active and staying well.

Montreal’s police department has an action plan to promote equity, diversity and inclusion and is promising to fight racism and discrimination as well. The initiative comes amid continuing accusations of racial profiling by officers and random street check. Global’s Phil Carpenter reports.

WATCH: Our Moises Canales-Lavigne checks back in with Dana and Melissa of the Moose Jaw Humane Society, meeting a cute cat looking for a new home, as well as discussing some upcoming events.

We’re checking in on the ParticipACTION Community Challenge with wellness expert Kyle Buchanan. Throughout June, Canadians are encouraged to get active and compete for the title of Canada’s Most Active Community. Kyle shares how simple activities like taking the stairs can boost your health, the importance of social connections, and how this inclusive challenge brings...

On today’s episode of The Morning Show: We get a full royal roundup with Patricia Treble. Plus, we have your top beauty hacks for fine lines, dark circles and puffy eyes. Also, we catch up with Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth on their new movie “Furiosa.” Plus, we get a wellness check-in with Kyle Buchanan....

Three people were arrested following what police are calling a housing unit takeover in Peterborough on April 30. Police responded to Fairbairn Street at an apartment unit for a wellbeing check. However, they say a man with a gunshot wound to his leg exited the building. Police surrounded the unit when they learned there were...

For the first time, Global News talks with residents of Kelowna’s new tiny homes, meanwhile a cleanup is underway at the tent city site, along the Okanagan Rail Trail, and Interior Health plans on resuming extreme heat wellness checks this summer.

We check in with local snowmobiler Ray Savage as he gets set to head on a nearly 2000 mile journey to raise money & awareness and to honour his late friend and riding buddy as well.

Elmo, the beloved muppet was met with a wave of sadness and angst this week. After posting a wellness check message on X asking how his followers are doing, the Sesame Street icon was bombarded with honesty by fans who weren’t doing so well.

Experts have touted the benefits of spending time outdoors for mental and physical wellness. That’s why a farm in Omemee is opening up its gates to visitors every Sunday from January until March to get their “Prescription for Nature.” Germain Ma checked out the event.

Wellness check and mental health calls in the city are a daily and growing occurrence and the increasing demand is putting strain on first responders. Teagan Rasche reports.

B.C.’s independent police watchdog is looking for witnesses in connection with the death of a man near Port Alberni. On Dec. 13, RCMP were called to check on an 83-year-old man’s wellbeing and spoke with him that evening. He was later reported missing and found dead Dec. 15.

“Crime and safety is top of mind, economic development, as well as being a really welcoming community. We have lots of newcomers in Portage la Prairie and we want to make sure we’re ready for that.” We checked in with Portage mayor Sharilyn Knox this morning.

B.C.’s police watchdog is investigating an hours long incident in Langley Friday night. A wellness check is believed to have fatally escalated when a man barricaded himself inside a building which then caught fire.