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Searing heat, strong winds threaten France and Spain’s wildfire fightsFirefighters have made considerable progress battling wildfires in France and Spain, but another heat wave and windy weather are expected to complicate the situation. Mike Armstrong reports on how both countries are trying to fend off the flames, while battling fatigue.Global NationalJul 29
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Animal rights group questions shooting of Grizzly bear near NelsonAn animal rights group has lodged a complaint with the BC SPCA questioning whether conservation officers caused a grizzly bear unnecessary pain and suffering when it was shot. Paul Johnson reports.CanadaSep 4
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72-year-old woman seriously injured in grizzly bear attack near Goldbridge, B.C.A 72-year-old woman was airlifted to Vancouver General Hospital after being seriously injured in a grizzly bear attack near Goldbridge, B.C. The Conservation officer service says a specialized team and an emergency doctor were flown to the remote area, where the woman was stabilized before being airlifted to hospital. Officials believe the grizzly sow, which...CanadaAug 7
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Fall Bear AwarenessA reminder that the arrival of cooler weather serves as a signal to bears to fatten up ahead of winter, leading to an increase in bear encounters in populated areas in search of food.CanadaSep 13
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Sunflower Sea Star and Moon JellyWe’re taking you below the water’s surface to check out Sunflower Sea Stars and Moon Jellies. Vancouver Aquarium is celebrating 70 years and they want you to get to know about the incredible creatures our waters hold. Joining Jennifer Palma is Sunflower Sea Star expert, Daniel Schenck, and Jenna MacLeod, Vancouver Aquarium biologist in the...Global News Morning BCAug 8
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Why wasps are everywhere this yearIf it feels like wasps are everywhere right now, you may not be imagining it. Jesse Reynolds finds out what’s behind the buzz, and why this season appears to be especially active.CanadaSep 10
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Security guards charged in nightclub incident involving Sea Bears playerThree bouncers from the Palomino Club are facing charges after a Winnipeg Sea Bears player was injured.CrimeAug 13
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Celebrating 50 years at the PNEThe PNE is winding down this weekend, but not without a special celebration. Joining us now is the fair’s longtime photographer Craig Hodge, who is celebrating 50 years at the PNE.Global News Morning BCSep 6
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The Tomato: Celebrating 30 yearsMary Bailey from The Tomato Magazine stopped by Global News Morning Edmonton to talk about their special 30th anniversary edition.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 3
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The Yardbird Suite celebrating 70 yearsA favourite destination for lovers of the very best in jazz, blues and soul – is celebrating 70 years. The Yardbird Suite is one of North America’s longest running live jazz clubs. Todd Crawshaw joined Global News Morning Edmonton to talk more about the anniversary.Global News Morning EdmontonSep 10
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Who killed Tupac? Murder trial begins nearly 30 years later after rapper’s deathFamily and fans of legendary rapper Tupac Shakur hope a trial that gets underway in Nevada Monday will bring the answers they’ve wanted for decades. The 25-year-old rapper/actor was gunned down in a drive-by shooting in Las Vegas in 1996 – a crime that’s remained unsolved for 30 years. Heidi Petracek has more on the...U.S. NewsAug 16
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Search continues for black bear after attack on 3-year-old girlA harrowing black bear attack on a young girl in Maple Ridge has neighbours on high alert. Grace Ke has the latest on the search for the animal.Global News Hour at 6 BCAug 10
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Reflecting on 25 years of Global NationalSince September 3, 2001, many people both behind the scenes and in front of the camera have worked tirelessly to help get Global National on the air every night. Mike Armstrong, who’s been with Global News’ flagship newscast since the very beginning, reflects on Global National’s legacy to mark its 25th anniversary.Global NationalSep 3
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Remembering 9/11, 25 years laterOn this day, Sept. 11, 2001, the world as we knew it was irrevocably changed. Coordinated attacks on the United States claimed thousands of lives. The immediate impact reverberating across the globe. On 9/11, four hijacked passenger planes became weapons, crashing into the iconic Twin Towers in lower Manhattan, the Pentagon near the U.S. Capitol,...Sep 11
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TIFF returns for its 51st yearThe Toronto International Film Festival is taking over the Entertainment District from now until Sept. 20. Hundreds of Hollywood stars will be in the city, promoting their new movies and meeting fans. Nicole Di Donato has more from the heart of the action on King Street West.EntertainmentSep 10
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Bear wanders through Edmonton neighbourhoods overnightResidents in a northwest Edmonton area woke to some unusual notifications on their surveillance cameras: a bear was captured wandering through residential streets in the Cumberland and Canossa neighbourhoods. Joel Gotlib reports.Global News Hour at 6 EdmontonSep 8
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A sneak peek of this year’s CNE festivitiesThe CNE is about the begin, signaling the last stretch of summer. Megan King has a preview of what this year’s festivities has to offer.EntertainmentAug 19
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Reform U.K. leader beats trash-can-wearing opponent Count Binface, regains seat in parliamentNigel Farage, leader of the anti-immigration Reform U.K. party, regained the seat in parliament that he quit just a month ago, after winning Thursday’s election against Count Binface. Farage’s trash-can-wearing opponent is a serial candidate who has challenged prime ministers past and present, and joined the race when it was boycotted by mainstream parties, who...PoliticsAug 14
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Managing child mental health in a new school yearWith students returning to the classroom this week across the country, it can mean added stress and anxiety for many children as they head into a new school year with new routines, new teachers and new classmates. Dr. Ripudaman Minhas, developmental pediatrician at St. Michael’s Hospital and assistant professor of paediatrics at the University of...Global News MorningSep 11
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Progressive Conservatives, NDP hold on to their seats in Ontario byelectionsThe Progressive Conservatives and the Opposition New Democrats held on to their seats in three byelections last night. Nelson Wiseman, Professor Emeritus for Political Science at the University of Toronto, joins our Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the results of the province’s byelections.Global News MorningSep 4