Nova Scotia hopes to replicate Chinese trade success with Europe
In 2018 Nova Scotia exported $597-million worth of goods to Europe including seafood, berries, wood and energy products. Continue reading
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Jason Kenney ‘optimistic’ as Alberta election campaign enters final days
Kenney offered few details when asked how he will convince voters who may be wary of racist and discriminatory remarks made by candidates, both current and past, for his party. Continue reading
Edmonton decides to keep property tax increase at 2.6%
By Scott Johnston Reporter
The final number is in at Edmonton City Hall for your property tax increase. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Wind changes direction, but the Trudeau tire fire still stinks
Once again, the Liberals have severely underestimated a situation and made it worse by trying to control it. Continue reading
Kitchen Party quiz: match the leaders to their musical moment ahead of Alberta election
By Jennifer Crosby Anchor
From hip hop to punk rock: Global News gathers some musical trivia on the political leaders ahead of Alberta election 2019. Continue reading
This is why Trudeau can’t afford any more mistakes
The controversies that hang over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government could continue to plague him until Canadians mark their ballots this fall. Continue reading
Edmonton Transit’s citizens panel to ask for several pilot projects in 2019
By Scott Johnston Reporter
Edmonton city councillors will be hearing proposals next week for ways to fill in the gaps that will emerge in the new transit system that is due to roll out in the fall of 2020. Continue reading
Scott Thompson: Above all, be happy and know your own peace this New Year
Whatever your plans are for 2019, open your heart to a passion for all of life and everything it can bring to you. Continue reading
Winnipeg couple adopts orphans, kept apart 2 years by immigration red-tape
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
A Winnipeg couple trying to adopt two orphans from Uganda say international red-tape has kept them apart apart for two years may force them to leave Canada so they can finally be a family. Continue reading
Hope in a meth crisis: Winnipeg man shares story of overcoming addiction
By Amber McGuckin Reporter
In the past five years, Adult and Teen Challenge has helped 433 people in their residential recovery centres in Manitoba. Advocates say more resources are needed. Continue reading