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Global News is the news and current affairs division of the Canadian Global Television Network. It is owned by Corus Entertainment, a Canadian mass media and broadcasting company, which is part of the media holdings of JR Shaw and his family. Corus Entertainment acquired Global News' assets in 2016, and the CRTC noted the common de facto ownership with Shaw Communications.
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Union President Refuses to Answer Questions on Controversial Vancouver Council Campaign
- The president of the Unite Here Local 40 union declined to answer questions about a controversial phone-in campaign to Vancouver council meetings. - Critics have described the tactics, which involve…
Monday thunderstorm floods roads, halts traffic and transit across Edmonton
- Edmonton experienced severe thunderstorms on Monday, causing widespread flooding that disrupted traffic and public transit. - Environment Canada tracked severe storms capable of producing high winds…
Southern Saskatchewan RCMP detachment ‘destroyed’ by fire, police say
- A fire completely destroyed the RCMP detachment in Morse, Saskatchewan, over the weekend. - No one was injured as the building was unoccupied at the time of the fire. - Mounties will continue polici…
Cyclists to resume cross-country mental health fundraiser after bikes stolen in Winnipeg
- Two cyclists on a cross-country fundraising trip for men's mental health had their bicycles stolen in Winnipeg but have received replacement bikes. - Valentin Duquenne and Thomas Clark plan to resum…
Extreme heat expected this week ahead of ‘big cooldown by Saskatchewan Day’
- Parts of Saskatchewan, including Regina, are under moderate heat warnings. - Environment and Climate Change Canada expects week-long high temperatures. - A significant cooldown is anticipated around…
Man charged in fatal shooting had no-contact order: court docs
- Sharnjeet Singh, 37, was arrested and charged with first-degree murder and failing to comply with an undertaking in the fatal shooting of Navneet Kaur. - Court documents indicate Singh was under a c…
TransLink ends 28-year accessible transit service for man with disability
- TransLink has stopped providing HandyDART services to a 71-year-old man with spinal muscular atrophy, who relied on it for 28 years. - The agency claims his current mobility device exceeds the safe …
Man arrested, accused of driving through busy Ajax park
- A 23-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly driving dangerously through a busy park in Ajax, Ontario. - The driver reportedly went through the playground and splash pad with children present. …
Musicians say ECMA payments delayed, some still unpaid months later
- Several musicians who performed at the East Coast Music Association (ECMA) awards in May report significant payment delays, with some still unpaid. - ECMA executive director Bob Hallett acknowledged…
Trump defends auto tariffs, economy in Michigan as U.S. midterms loom
- U.S. President Donald Trump defended his auto tariffs and economic policies during a visit to Michigan, claiming they have revived manufacturing. - Businesses in the state argue the tariffs have hur…
Calgary police scaling back physical search for missing 11-year-old boy
- Calgary police are scaling back the physical search for an 11-year-old boy missing since July 16. - Despite reducing resources, police stated the search remains ongoing, and they will continue to fo…
Chow demands Toronto island land back after feds block airport expansion
- Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is demanding the return of city land from the islands, which the Ontario government recently expropriated. - The expropriation was part of Premier Doug Ford's plan to expan…
Veteran CFL receiver Mack has Randy Moss moment
- Austin Mack delivered a standout performance with four catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns in the Edmonton Elks' 36-34 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. - Mack's performance drew compa…
WATCH: E-bike bursts into flames, fire chief issues warning
- An e-bike burst into flames outside a Toronto home, captured on video by the Toronto Fire Chief. - The fire involved a lithium-ion battery, with secondary explosions sending battery cells flying. - …
Alberta allows out-of-pocket payments for private medical tests
- Albertans can now pay out-of-pocket for private diagnostic screening tests like MRIs and ultrasounds, bypassing the need for a medical referral. - The new policy, effective Friday, allows patients t…
Canadian emergency doctors leaving 'broken' industry, citing burnout: CMAJ
- One in ten Canadian emergency room doctors are leaving the profession due to burnout, according to a Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) study. - Doctors cite a "broken" healthcare system, u…
Savannah Guthrie pleads with alleged abductor to reveal mother's location
- TV host Savannah Guthrie pleaded for the return of her mother, who disappeared nearly six months ago. - Guthrie addressed the alleged abductor in an Instagram video, begging them to reveal her mothe…
People Voice Concerns Over AI Data Centre at Rally in Saskatoon
- Residents in Saskatoon are voicing concerns about an approved AI data centre planned for the Rural Municipality of Sherwood, near Regina. - The project has sparked a significant reaction across the …
Tick-borne illnesses, including anaplasmosis, rise in Nova Scotia amid warmer climate
- Nova Scotia is experiencing a rise in tick-borne diseases beyond Lyme disease, including anaplasmosis. - Warmer winters and an expanding deer population contribute to the increased risk, with 400 an…
Alberta Café Closes After Hosting Separatist Event, Owner Calls It 'Nail in the Coffin'
- An Alberta café owner has closed his business, Beantrees, in Cold Lake after hosting separatist events led to a significant loss of customers. - Owner John Ewanek cited inflation as an initial strug…
Doctor’s weight-loss drug offer to Sask. body positive group insensitive: founder
- A Saskatoon-based body positivity group founder called a doctor's email offering weight-loss drug prescriptions "insensitive." - The founder questioned how medications like Ozempic are being promote…
Ryan Reynolds makes surprise appearance as denim-clad Deadpool at Comic-Con
- Ryan Reynolds surprised fans at Comic-Con by appearing in a denim Deadpool costume during a Marvel panel. - He humorously questioned the Avengers: Doomsday cast about filming timelines, eliciting a …
Toronto bakeries targeted in overnight attacks; officials condemn vandalism and shooting
- Two Jewish-owned bakeries in Toronto were targeted in separate overnight incidents, one with gunfire and the other with a smashed window. - Prime Minister Mark Carney and Premier Doug Ford condemned…
Trump's Canada-bashing influences Republican views, poll shows
- Donald Trump's frequent insults toward Canada have become more common among Republicans, influencing their views on the relationship. - Recent polling indicates a growing skepticism among Republican…
West Coast pipeline could boost Alberta GDP by 2%, TD report predicts
- A new pipeline to the West Coast could boost Alberta's GDP by 2 percent and Canada's by 0.3 percent, according to TD Economics. - These forecasts are lower than those previously projected by the gov…
Katy Perry ‘appalled’ after White House uses ‘Firework’ in Iran war video
- Katy Perry expressed dismay after the White House used her song 'Firework' in a video about military strikes in Iran. - Perry stated her music is intended for unity, not to celebrate warfare. - The …
Driver Fined $2,000 for 2024 Vancouver Crash, Avoids Criminal Conviction
- A driver who caused a major crash in downtown Vancouver in 2024 has avoided a criminal conviction. - Soyoub Kim, 53, pleaded guilty to the lesser offense of driving without due care and attention. -…
Toronto police identify victims in 1936 homicide and 20-year-old Highway 401 crash cold cases
- Toronto police have identified the victim of a decades-old homicide case from 1936. - Investigators also identified a woman found deceased in a vehicle fire on Highway 401 over 20 years ago. - These…
Federal, Alberta governments invest $52 million in Calgary Olympic Oval upgrade
- Calgary's Olympic Oval, known for its "fastest ice in the world," will receive $52 million in upgrades. - The funding will be split equally between the federal and Alberta provincial governments. - …
Driver Charged After Vehicles Clocked at Nearly 200 km/h in Winnipeg Street Race
- Winnipeg police arrested a 20-year-old man after a helicopter tracked multiple vehicles racing at nearly 200 km/h. - The incident occurred early Sunday morning on the Disraeli Freeway, with vehicles…
Carly Simon reveals Parkinson's, skin cancer diagnoses
- Singer Carly Simon revealed she has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and recently underwent treatment for skin cancer. - She described experiencing unpredictable symptoms, including fatigue a…
Ontario Police Renew Search for Man Missing Since 2019
- Ontario police are renewing calls for information regarding a man missing for seven years. - Jonathan Fowler was last seen in Picton in 2019 and is known to frequent several areas in the region. - A…
US officials investigate video appearing to show man kicking sea lion
- U.S. wildlife authorities are investigating a video showing a person kicking a sea lion on a California beach. - The incident occurred at La Jolla Cove, where sea lions are federally protected under…
Police release sketch of suspect in attempted child abduction in B.C.
- Police in Abbotsford, British Columbia, released a composite sketch of a suspect wanted for attempting to abduct two young girls. - The suspect approached the girls as they played outside their apar…
Gordie Howe bridge set to open to traffic after months of delays
- The Gordie Howe International Bridge connecting Michigan and Ontario is set to open to traffic on Monday after delays. - The opening occurs amid an intensifying U.S.-Canada trade war, with potential…
France says huge wildfire no longer growing after 220k evacuations
- A massive wildfire in France's southwest has stopped growing after forcing 220,000 people to evacuate. - The blaze has consumed an area four times the size of Paris, with firefighters working to con…
B.C. man charged after motorhome driven onto airport runway
- A 53-year-old man faces charges after allegedly driving a motorhome through a fence and onto an active runway at Abbotsford International Airport. - Airport staff and air traffic control responded i…
Wildfires near Clinton, B.C. merge, stretching nearly 670 square kilometers
- Two wildfires near Clinton, British Columbia, merged late Saturday, creating an active blaze nearly 670 square kilometers in size. - The combined Pear Lake and Fifty-Nine Creek fires are moving nort…
Quebec Paramedics Reach Tentative Deal With Province After Years Without Contract
- Quebec paramedics have reached a tentative labor agreement with the province, ending a contract dispute of over three years. - The agreement covers approximately 3,500 paramedics, including over 1,0…
Historic Halifax tree vandalized again, baffling community
- A historic European Weeping Beech tree in Halifax's Public Gardens has been vandalized for the second time. - The tree, over 200 years old, was previously damaged in a 2022 incident where several tr…
Manitoba MLA among victims of multiple home break-ins; man arrested
- Manitoba MLA Mark Wasyliw was among the victims of a string of home break-ins in Winnipeg on July 25, 2026. - A 35-year-old man was arrested and charged with multiple offenses, including breaking an…
Search for Parker continues in Calgary as Amber Alert expires
- An 11-year-old boy, Parker, has been missing for 10 days in Calgary, Canada. - His family urges the community to continue searching despite the expiration of an Amber Alert, emphasizing the search r…
2 Jewish-owned Toronto bakeries vandalized, shots fired at 1
- Toronto police are investigating vandalism at two Jewish-owned bakeries, Kiva's Bagel Bar and another location. - One bakery, Kiva's Bagel Bar, showed evidence of shots fired, with a window struck b…
Montreal SPCA urges end to rental rules that bar pets as abandoned animal tally rises
- Montreal's SPCA is urging the province to abolish rental rules that prohibit pets due to a surge in animal surrenders. - The organization is receiving more than double its usual number of abandoned …
Recipe: White Spot’s buttermilk waffles and blueberry compote
- This article provides a recipe for classic crispy-fluffy buttermilk waffles and blueberry compote. - It includes detailed ingredients and step-by-step instructions for both components. - Tips for ac…
Israel pitches high-tech trade, safer AI to Canada amid diplomatic tensions
- Israel is promoting its high-tech industry and AI solutions to Canada, despite diplomatic tensions. - The Israeli ambassador highlighted shared interests in technology export and problem-solving. - …
Hamilton’s Festival of Friends: The free music fest that’s lasted 50 years
- Hamilton's Festival of Friends is celebrating its 50th anniversary, a rare feat for a free music festival. - The festival, running from July 31 to August 2, attracts between 100,000 and 120,000 atte…
Canada's Defense Spending Boost Increases RCAF Pilot Flight Times
- Canada's Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) is increasing flight times for its pilots due to a significant boost in defense spending. - The RCAF is undergoing a major transformation, acquiring new airc…
Severe thunderstorm flooding shuts down Whitemud Drive in west Edmonton
- A severe thunderstorm caused flash flooding across Edmonton, leading to the closure of major roadways, including Whitemud Drive. - The heavy rainfall prompted a high volume of emergency calls to 911…
Argos snap losing skid with 26-12 win over Lions
- The Toronto Argonauts defeated the B.C. Lions 26-12, snapping a three-game losing streak. - Quarterback Nick Arbuckle replaced an injured starter and guided the team to victory, completing 13 of 20 …
‘It was difficult’: Residents of Clinton, B.C. recount evacuating wildfires
- Residents of Clinton, British Columbia, recount harrowing experiences evacuating their homes due to fast-moving wildfires. - The Pear Lake wildfire threatened the village, leading to an evacuation o…
BC community's water system damaged by alleged vandalism during wildfire response
- Residents of Boston Bar, British Columbia, are concerned after their water system was allegedly vandalized during a wildfire response. - Someone incorrectly turned the water back on, causing damage …
Car Plunges Into Berlin Pride Parade Crowd, Killing One and Injuring 15
- A car plowed into a crowd at Berlin's Christopher Street Day LGBTQ+ parade on Saturday, July 25, 2026. - The incident resulted in one death and at least 15 injuries, with some victims in critical co…
Federal Rejection of Airport Expansion Saves Toronto Waterfront, Advocates Say
- Federal rejection of an airport expansion plan will protect Toronto's waterfront revitalization, advocates say. - The proposed expansion of Billy Bishop airport faced criticism for potential polluti…
Trump’s tariff threat already costing Canadian businesses, trade lawyer says
- Canadian manufacturers are already losing U.S. orders due to President Donald Trump's threatened 50% tariff on certain goods. - The tariff, set to take effect Aug. 19, could make many Canadian produ…
Alberta premier rejects alcohol ban in response to Trump's tariff threats
- Alberta Premier Danielle Smith will not retaliate against U.S. President Trump's proposed 50% tariff on Canadian goods with an alcohol ban. - Smith stated that banning alcohol is an extraordinary me…
Fort McMurray wildfire survivor shares evacuation trauma lessons
- Terese Greenwood, a survivor of the 2016 Fort McMurray wildfire, shares lessons learned about evacuation and rebuilding. - She emphasizes the importance of following evacuation orders and prioritizi…
Tre Ford leads Tiger-Cats into Montreal clash with Alouettes
- Hamilton Tiger-Cats will start Tre Ford at quarterback for the second consecutive game due to Bo Levi Mitchell's injury. - Ford, in his first season with Hamilton, aims for his first win against the…
Canadian intern at NATO military HQ arrested in Belgium on spying charge
- A Canadian intern at NATO's military headquarters in Belgium has been arrested on suspicion of spying for a third country. - The woman, described as being of Chinese origin, worked at SHAPE, NATO's …
Canada's feds received over 21,000 emails on proposed changes to major project reviews
- The Canadian federal government received over 21,000 emails regarding proposed changes to major project review processes. - The government will spend weeks reviewing submissions from various stakeho…
Men’s bikes nabbed in Winnipeg for charity ride
- Two cyclists raising awareness for men's mental health had their bicycles stolen in Winnipeg during a cross-Canada ride. - Val Duquenne and Thomas Clark reported the theft to police after their bike…
CFL history made: McAllister scores three ways as Stampeders crush Blue Bombers
- Tyreik McAllister made CFL history by scoring touchdowns via rush, reception, and kick return in one game. - McAllister's rare performance led the Calgary Stampeders to a decisive 52-30 victory over…
Stampeders Dominate Bombers 52-30, Ending Winnipeg's Win Streak
- The Calgary Stampeders defeated the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 52-30, ending Winnipeg's winning streak. - Stampeders QB Vernon Adams Jr. set a CFL record with 21 consecutive touchdown passes without an i…
Federal government halts Billy Bishop Airport expansion
- The federal government has halted plans to expand Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, rejecting proposals for a longer runway and jet aircraft. - Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon cited concerns ov…
Trump says ‘show must go on’ at rescheduled correspondents’ dinner
- President Trump attended a rescheduled White House Correspondents' Association dinner after an earlier event was disrupted by a shooting. - The dinner proceeded with enhanced security measures and a…
BC Summer Games open in Kelowna amid wildfire smoke warning
- The 2026 BC Summer Games opened in Kelowna, British Columbia, despite an orange air quality warning due to wildfire smoke. - Organizers proceeded with outdoor competitions after consulting with Envi…
Kelowna's job market tightens, youth face intense competition
- Kelowna, British Columbia, has the highest unemployment rate among major Canadian centers, reaching 9.2% in June, according to Statistics Canada. - The rising unemployment is attributed to more peop…
Mosquitoes Plague Saskatchewan with Numbers Soaring Past Previous Years
- Mosquito numbers in Saskatchewan are significantly higher this year compared to previous years, exceeding the 10-year average. - Saskatoon and Regina are experiencing a dramatic increase, with trap …
B.C. wildfires causing flickering lights, outages for some BC Hydro customers
- Wildfires near Clinton, British Columbia, are causing power interruptions and flickering lights for BC Hydro customers. - Ash and smoke from the fires are coating major transmission lines, impacting…
What the duck? Lake Summerside’s resident waterfowl dodges rehoming attempts
- A domestic duck named Buddy has been living at Lake Summerside in south Edmonton for three months, choosing the lake as its summer retreat. - Staff are trying to rehome Buddy, a Cayuga duck, as it i…
Saskatchewan applauds direct-to-consumer alcohol sales agreement
- Saskatchewan and eight other provinces will now allow distillers and brewers to sell alcohol directly to consumers across provincial borders. - This agreement aims to remove interprovincial trade ba…
Edmonton organizations watch out for seniors during hot, smoky conditions
- Edmonton organizations are increasing wellness checks on seniors due to extreme heat and smoky skies. - Meals on Wheels Edmonton uses meal deliveries as an opportunity to ensure clients are safe and…
B.C. man still waiting for compensation from COVID vaccine injury
- A British Columbia man, Jan Przeranski, approved for compensation due to a rare COVID-19 vaccine injury, is facing a "bureaucratic nightmare" waiting for payment. - He suffers from severe lymphedema…
Calgary police relocate command post as search for missing boy continues
- Calgary police are relocating their command post to Nose Hill Park as the search for a missing 11-year-old boy continues. - The boy, identified as Parker, is neurodivergent and has non-verbal autism…
Saskatoon traffic snarled as city records 5th known overpass strike of 2026
- A semi-truck hauling a grain bin struck an overpass in Saskatoon, Canada, on Friday. - This marks the fifth known overpass collision in the city this year, causing significant traffic disruptions. -…
U.S. man gets 15 years for attempting to smuggle drugs into Canada
- A U.S. man, John Michael Sherwood, received a 15-year prison sentence for attempting to smuggle a large quantity of drugs into Canada. - In 2021, duffel bags containing approximately 180 kg of meth …
GTA environmental group nears 10 million pieces of litter collected milestone
- A Greater Toronto Area environmental group, A Greener Future, is nearing its goal of collecting 10 million pieces of litter. - The organization, founded in 2014, enlists community volunteers for dai…
BC residents defy evacuation orders as experts call for national wildfire strategy overhaul
- Some British Columbia residents are refusing to evacuate their homes despite escalating wildfire threats. - Experts warn that current wildfire response strategies are insufficient for increasingly i…
Photos show wildfires raging across parts of British Columbia
- Hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes in British Columbia due to numerous large wildfires burning across the province. - Thousands more residents are on evacuation alert as wildfir…
Summer fashion deals: Best clothing sales to shop now
- Retailers are offering significant discounts on summer fashion items, including dresses, tops, and bottoms. - Key brands like Aritzia, lululemon, and Dynamite are featured in these promotions. - Sho…
Elections Alberta validates separatist petition that’s tied up in court
- Elections Alberta has verified a citizen-led petition calling for a vote on Alberta's secession from Canada. - The petition gathered over 223,000 signatures, exceeding the required minimum of 178,00…
‘A tragedy’: Family of boy who drowned in Manitoba park in 2023 speaks out
- The family of a boy who drowned in Manitoba's Whiteshell Provincial Park in 2023 is demanding action after two more brothers drowned in the same area last weekend. - Usaid Habib, 12, drowned in 2023…
ICC removes chief prosecutor over sexual misconduct allegations
- The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, has been removed from office. - His removal follows nearly two years after sexual misconduct allegations against him surfaced. -…
Hikers charged after off-leash dog encounters grizzly bear in Banff
- Two hikers have been charged by Parks Canada after their off-leash dog encountered a grizzly bear in Banff National Park. - The incident occurred on the Taylor Lake trail on Sunday, July 19, and was…
Proposed 650% Halifax Water fee hike for new construction raises alarm among builders
- Halifax Water is proposing a 650% increase in water hook-up fees and a 265% hike for wastewater connections for new construction. - The utility cites increased infrastructure costs, rapid growth, an…
Paramount agrees to delay Warner Bros. merger amid state-led antitrust challenge
- Paramount has agreed to postpone the closing of its $81 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery until at least June 1, 2027, or until a court ruling. - A judge granted a temporary restraining …
Calgary air quality among world's worst due to wildfire smoke
- Calgary experienced some of the worst air quality globally on Friday due to wildfire smoke. - The city's Air Quality Health Index reached a "very high risk" level, exceeding that of many other major…
WestJet strike threat looms as union demands pay for all hours worked
- WestJet flight attendants, represented by CUPE Local 8125, voted 99.4% in favor of a strike, with potential action starting August 2. - The union cites unpaid work, where essential duties before, du…
Cadbury recalls Dairy Milk Oreo candy bar over undeclared pistachio
- Cadbury is recalling its Dairy Milk Oreo candy bars due to undeclared pistachios. - The affected products are the 38-gram bar and the 12-pack bars. - Consumers with pistachio allergies are warned no…
U.S. supports Canada's AI goals, seeks partnership
- The U.S. supports Canada's sovereign artificial intelligence strategies, provided they don't compromise technological quality. - U.S. Embassy officials highlighted existing cooperation in AI, includ…
Qantas jet lands in Australia after 19-hour non-stop test flight from France
- Qantas completed a nearly 20-hour test flight of its new A350-1000ULR aircraft from France to Australia. - The jet is designed for ultra-long-haul flights, including a planned 17,015-kilometer route…
Doug Ford's Approval Rating Slumps to 24% Amid Spending Scandal
- Ontario Premier Doug Ford's approval rating has dropped to 24% amid a growing spending scandal. - A new poll shows the governing Progressive Conservatives trailing the Liberals by five points in pub…
Halifax newborn death case: Couple charged, defence seeks more time for disclosure
- Two individuals, Sukhpreet Singh and Ramandeep Kaur, face charges including concealing the body of a newborn and indignity to human remains. - The charges follow the discovery of the infant's remain…
Man in Spider-Man Suit Helps Wheelchair User Cross Busy Arkansas Intersection
- A man dressed as Spider-Man helped a person in a wheelchair cross a busy intersection in Jonesboro, Arkansas. - The "real-life superhero," identified as Christopher Hellenthal, was on his way from a…
Police boat crashes into London's Westminster Bridge, throwing officers into Thames River
- A police boat crashed into Westminster Bridge in London, throwing officers into the River Thames. - Five crew members were injured and received medical treatment at the scene. - The Metropolitan Pol…
The Assiniboine Park Zoo’s ‘cherished’ white bison, Blizzard, has died
- Blizzard, a beloved white bison at the Assiniboine Park Zoo in Winnipeg, has died. - The bison passed away during a diagnostic procedure aimed at identifying the cause of his recent health decline. …
Calgary paddleboarder in critical condition after Bow River collision
- A paddleboarder in Calgary is in critical condition after colliding with an abutment on the Bow River and being pulled from the water. - Emergency crews have responded to more water rescue calls thi…
Brice starts as Lions host Argos at B.C. Place
- Backup quarterback Chase Brice will start for the B.C. Lions against the Toronto Argonauts due to starter Nathan Rourke's injury. - Rourke, the CFL's reigning outstanding player, injured his shoulde…
Donkey brigade deployed in Spain to help curb wildfires
- A unique 'donkey brigade' is being employed in Spain to help combat and control wildfires. - Research indicates that grazing animals like donkeys can significantly reduce the speed at which fires sp…
Trump says original Gordie Howe bridge deal is dead, contradicting Carney
- U.S. President Donald Trump claimed a new agreement for the Gordie Howe International Bridge gives the U.S. 50% of profits, contradicting previous statements by Canadian officials. - Canadian offici…