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March marks Women’s Health Research Month, a time to shine a spotlight on innovations designed to improve care for women. Global News Morning speaks with Dr. Cheryl Duzenli from BC Cancer. She speaks to Global News Morning about a new device called CARA and how it’s helping transform breast radiotherapy.

Manitoba women would have to work well into March in order to make the same amount that a man made in 2025.

WATCH: Just Tri-It Saskatoon is a 12-week program in Saskatoon and runs from March 29 – June 20. Margie Brown and Cynthia Hernandez explain how women of all fitness abilities can get involved while in a supportive environment.

WATCH: Celebrating International Women’s Day with Medavie Health Services West highlighting women in careers with emergency medical services. International Women’s Day is on Sunday, March 8.

WATCH: A celebration of Women in Music to mark International Women’s Day and supporting the Pink Wig Foundation. All female musicians and singers will perform on Sunday, March 8 at Roxy Theatre, doors open at 6 p.m.

WATCH: Celebrating International Women’s Day with Dress for Success Saskatoon. Events director Tania Friesen shares how Dress for Success provides a network of support for local women. The Aspire gala is on Thursday, March 12 at Lucky Bastard Distillers. The interactive and networking event will feature keynote speakers Tammy Zdunich and Heather Morrison.

Brenda Whitehead profiles businesses, entrepreneurs and events in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: The City of Peterborough’s green bin voluntary pilot for downtown restaurants – Third annual free International Women’s Day Party hosted by The Tiffany Show – International Women’s Day March and downtown events

Dr. Erin Brennand joins Global News Morning to discuss the upcoming Women’s Health Symposium being held on March 7.

Winnipeg police are continuing to search for a suspect in a March 19 mugging of a 45-year-old woman who’d stopped to help a man she believed to be overdosing on a downtown street.

Police arrest and charge an Edmonton man accused of drugging and sexually assaulting women he met on dating apps. Two men are arrested in a St. Albert homicide that left a pediatric dentist dead. Alberta’s ankle-monitoring program is being changed so victims are notified of breaches. Edmonton city council hopes residents will weigh in on...

TMS ‘Survivor Winner Wednesday’ is back as we talk to Season 31 winner Jeremy Collins about the rivalry between two current players. Then, Kelly Keehn gives advice on spending money now versus investing it for later, as we talk phones, cars, and more. We cover all the trends, from awards season to “poetcore” with our...

Brenda Whitehead profiles businesses, entrepreneurs and events in Peterborough and the Kawarthas. This week: – ‘A Conversation About the Status of Women in Our Community’, hosted by Maryam Monsef through her organization ONWARD – acorn30 celebrates its 10th anniversary – Provincial honours for Jason McIntosh of JMAC Auctions

The U.S., Israel and Iran all show no signs of letting up their attacks. How Mojtaba Khamenei’s appointment as Iran’s new supreme leader is squashing hope of regime change. How rising oil prices will affect the cost of living in Canada. Plus, Australia grants asylum to five members of the Iranian women’s soccer team.

A Michigan judge scolded a woman after she joined a virtual court hearing while driving and repeatedly lied about being the passenger. Kimberly Carroll was due to attend the hearing on March 23 for allegedly defaulting on consumer debt. Judge Michael K. McNally pointed out that Carroll was sitting on the left side of the...

An update on the recovery effort following a second Saskatoon overpass collision in under a week. A local women speaks out after having to take matters into her own hands following a surgery to treat a brain tumor. The voice of the Saskatchewan Rush helps bring a hockey team back to the European country of...

The Ministry of Transportation has filed an injunction to clear the homeless encampment along the highway in Penticton. And the Kelowna Women’s Shelter is holding its Stories and Art show. This year’s theme is “Hope Lives Here.”

A crowd gathered at Sydney Airport on Tuesday, waving pre-Iranian Revolution flags and urging members of the Iranian women’s soccer team to stay in Australia, amid fears they would face persecution at home for refusing to sing the national anthem at an Asian Cup match.

Has Jim Carrey been cloned? After his appearance at the 51st César Film Awards, some people noticed changes in the actor’s appearance. Now a drag artist, Alexis Stone, is claiming to have impersonated the actor at the event. Then, we take a journey to Paris to talk about International Women’s Day and why L’Oréal thinks...

Shirley Weir of Menopause Chicks discusses changes to BC’s menopause drug coverage and what it means for women’s health.

Canada’s men’s hockey team earned another win at the Olympics Friday, defeating Switzerland 5-1. Meanwhile, the women’s team is preparing for their quarter-final match against Germany on Saturday. Mike Armstrong is in Italy with more.